• First Quarter Aquarius Moon (27 deg)

• Moon sq. Mars in Scorpio (27 deg)

• Solar conjunct Ceres in Scorpio (28 deg)

• Solar sextile Pluto in Capricorn (28 deg)

• Mercury in Sagittarius trine Chiron Rx in Aries (16 deg)

The First Quarter Sq. between the Aquarius Moon and Scorpio Solar consists of Mars and Ceres in Scorpio. The disaster between detachment and freedom (Aquarius) vs depth and merging (Scorpio) is amplified by the Solar’s separating conjunction to Mars and making use of conjunction to Ceres.

Intensive nurturing and/or the beginning of a brand new cycle is powered up by actions and assertiveness. There is a robust drive to care, management and get the following section shifting. However this drive is challenged by somebody who would not wish to be nurtured/managed. Or, as you progress ahead you’re feeling the necessity to draw back. Persevering with to push will end in breakage.

The Solar’s sextile to Pluto (ruler of Scorpio) provides much more depth – a state of affairs is ripe for transformation or energy is rising. Objective deepens as dedication to reaching the core (it doesn’t matter what) is quietly relentless. However that Aquarius Moon – you’re within the portion of the lunar cycle that calls for change. There’s something you can’t management or a problem that you need to liberate your self from. Maybe you’ll want to rise above to see the reality you’ve got missed since you’ve been so near the problem. A part of this cycle of nurturing could contain realizing when to let go. Do not ignore the stressed feeling.

Mercury/Ceres consists of daring therapeutic messages and ideas. Trying forward with optimism or brazenly (and bluntly) addressing the wound will take a number of the sting out. Speaking about it prefer it’s no large deal will not invalidate the pain- you are inviting others to share or signalling that what hurts is a part of the method of shifting ahead. What are you able to study from the wound? There is not any motive to be embarrassed and nothing to cover.

Portray by Bruno Liljefors: Wikimedia Commons