posted March 21, 2018 08:35 AM            

Is it as straightforward as it seems?

Taking the general theme of full moons being a conclusion of something that's maybe been in progress for a while, or bubbling under. Moon is shining a bright light while the sun takes a backseat and lets emotions through.

So Ascendant - moon highlights self and identity, sun highlighting others, suggests hidden impact from others (particularly partners or enemies) on the self

IC - moon highlights inner most core or the home, sun highlighting public or career elements, suggests career issues or marriage issues impacting on the home life, work/life balance.

DSC - moon highlighting others and attractiveness, sun highlighting self; suggesting you may be hiding or sacrificing your own needs for that of someone else?

MC - moon highlighting your public persona in career or marriage terms, sun highlighting that (hidden) homelife is finally being played out in a public way. Stuff being brought to light.

I also think that it's fairly unusual to have lots of tight conjunctions to a full (or new) moon if you work within a 2deg orb maximum, thereby making the impact more keenly felt.

posted March 22, 2018 07:02 AM            

One friend: March 31 Full Moon conjunct his MC (1 degree)
May 29 Full Moon conjunct Ascendant (within 15 minutes)
April 30 Full Moon conjunct his sun-merc-saturn stellium (2deg)

Looks like a busy year for him

I have planets getting hit this year (October full moon on sun (1deg)) but not on angles. I've gone back over the last couple of years and not found any activity on my angles either, so that's why it makes me think it's pretty rare to have a lot of hits at once.