posted June 27, 2017 06:22 AM            

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Originally posted by ana_bee:
I'm just curious.. Moon in Scorpio or Pluto conj Moon.. What is the difference??

Same with Moon in Pisces or Moon conj Neptune..

Moon in Sagittarius or Moon conj Jupiter ... and so on

(I'm talking about very close conjunctions 0-2 degree)

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I read that Scorpio moon and moon conj Pluto are very similar. I think Scorpio moon would always be the real Scorpio and that Moon conjunct Pluto just would make the emotional nature very intense.

posted June 27, 2017 09:53 AM            

I think when a planet touches another planet, no matter what it is (let's say Pluto conj. Libra Moon in this case) it won't make the Libra Moon a Scorpio Moon, but rather intensify the traits of that planet and adding a darker twist. That would go for any of them. Venus in Leo square Pluto would be Venus in Leo on steroids for instance.

posted June 27, 2017 11:40 AM            

I like the def you put. I think Moon in Aquarius for instance is the feeling of wanting independence whilst Moon/Uranus square/conj/opp is the metaphorical actual "event" of this need for emotional independence.

Many Moon/Uranus often find that they cannot depend on emotional support very early in their lives i.e erratic mom/dad ,moving houses a lot, being raised in a group home, estranged from relatives etc. So they learn to develop inner independence (Uranus)from emotional relationships/ties(Moon)

posted June 27, 2017 11:49 AM            

If that is the case, could planetary aspects totally change the initial planets expression based on their star sign??

posted June 27, 2017 12:09 PM            

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Originally posted by ana_bee:
Very interesting! So the planetary aspect would be felt more intensly, right?

If that is the case, could planetary aspects totally change the initial planets expression based on their star sign??

For example... wouldn't a cancer moon conj Uranus, square mercury, sextile mars express itself more like Moon in aquarius?? If we put this into synastry, wouldn't this particular cancer moon be more compatible with another`s aquarius moon?? Because its expression is completely altered..

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posted June 27, 2017 01:45 PM            

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Originally posted by ana_bee:
Very interesting! So the planetary aspect would be felt more intensly, right?

If that is the case, could planetary aspects totally change the initial planets expression based on their star sign??

For example... wouldn't a cancer moon conj Uranus, square mercury, sextile mars express itself more like Moon in aquarius?? If we put this into synastry, wouldn't this particular cancer moon be more compatible with another`s aquarius moon?? Because its expression is completely altered..

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It certainly opens the door up for compatibility in that it creates a mirror. Because compatibility is about being mirrored.

posted June 27, 2017 07:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
When it is close (say within 3° or so) the conjunction to the Moon by Neptune or Pluto is stronger in effect than Moon in Pisces or Scorpio. You'll see a more pronounced lunar transference of the other planetary energies into the person's internal processing and personality.

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posted June 27, 2017 09:35 PM            

Depending on the direction of the planet, it could progressed to the Moon by conjunction or parallel aspect, bringing into the person's life a concentrated experience of these two together, possibly at two different times. This creates what I call internal chart rectifying metrics that can isolate the true exact position of the natal Moon, thus the natal Asc.

posted June 27, 2017 10:25 PM            

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Originally posted by Stawr:
I don't know, I have Scorpio moon conjunct Pluto 1 degree away. Though I've been told by another Scorpio moon that I'm lucky that my Pluto is rxing backwards away from my moon. Making it a little less "painful."

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But, if I may ask, how do you feel for that moon conjunct pluto in scorpio?

posted June 27, 2017 11:47 PM            

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Originally posted by hearttreasure:
But, if I may ask, how do you feel for that moon conjunct pluto in scorpio?

I've known someone who has a very tight scorpio mercury conjunct pluto and moon/venus also conjunct the pluto, but she describes herself as a Libra, although she has sun (late degree, Libra/Scorp cusp) and mars (early degree) in there. She describes herself as a cheerful (something like happy-go-lucky) person in a profile.

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posted June 28, 2017 03:31 PM            

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Originally posted by margym0o:
I still think though, that despite the conj. in whatever planet it may be (Pluto or otherwise) it doesn't completely overshadow the qualities of the native planet.

For instance I know someone, who has his Libra Mars conj. Pluto, and I would never automatically slap a "Scorpio Mars" onto him because there is NO DENYING his Libra traits. The way I see it, it makes his fight for justice FIERCE. Instead of being the voice of reason during a heated discussion, he will vehemently enforce the fairness or make obvious the lack thereof even if it goes against the opinion in the room, causing everyone to start defending their points of view and an argument will ensue. I don't even think he does it intentionally, but his strong need to see everything objectively and interject the opposing view even when it's not necessary can rub people the wrong way to his detriment.

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posted June 29, 2017 01:13 AM            

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Originally posted by ScorpieScorp:
Would you even count Pluto conj Moon at 10 orb?

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No, because Pluto is too distant. Moon <10°> Sun, yes.

posted June 29, 2017 04:50 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
No, because Pluto is too distant. Moon <10°> Sun, yes.

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What about 9 orb? I have it at that, and it shows up in my Astro.com as an aspect.

posted June 29, 2017 05:28 PM            

Actually, I just checked and based on what you've said about your chart here in the forums, I would not say you have Moon conjunct Pluto. I'd limit that aspect to an 8° orb.

What you do have is a tight square from Moon to Jupiter.

posted June 29, 2017 07:20 PM            

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Originally posted by ana_bee:
I'm just curious.. Moon in Scorpio or Pluto conj Moon.. What is the difference??

Same with Moon in Pisces or Moon conj Neptune..

Moon in Sagittarius or Moon conj Jupiter ... and so on

(I'm talking about very close conjunctions 0-2 degree)

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@ana_bee: I agree with colorful butterfly and margym0o.

The conjunction will take on the themes of the planet and sign that the planet is in. I also think they work together and the expression is reinforced by the planet

By the way I don't think it's smart/logical to compare these placements because they are different. Yes there are similarities obviously but ultimately different.

posted July 01, 2017 11:56 AM            

I feel my emotions (moon) are all intensified by the Jupiter. The keywords of moon in Aries is "intense" (the fire emotions can burn things) and the Jupiter intensifies this emotions. But I have the trine aspect from saturn who keeps my emotions on check and my Sun/Pluto is a self-controlling freak. The good side of Jupiter is his Faith, I may have a bad day today but it doesn't effect me in a worst way or in a long time, because the Jupiter keeps the faith alive (but it doesn't mean I don't have one/two bad days for awhile). I don't have moon/jupiter afflicted aspect, so the moon/jupiter affects me in a positive way. If your moon is treated in a positive way, jupiter will intensify the positivity.