This Last Quarter Moon is something. The Last Quarter square itself is called a “crisis in consciousness”. With the Moon in Aries and the Sun in Cancer, this crisis is related to the inner-self needing to explore it’s own direction no matter what the external circumstances, yet the Sun – the outer is-ness, may reflect secure situations that nevertheless one has an urge to separate from, and now feels restricted by. The inner-self can feel like it is totally at odds with its external role or habitual way of projecting itself. Because the Moon is conjunct Uranus and squaring Pluto, the Uranus – Pluto square is activated in our interior world as well.
I noticed an abundance of messages on my newsfeed (my astrological weather report) about people encouraging one another to do what THEY wanted, not what other people wanted. Very Moon in Aries – but with extra tension and urgency, the sense that if one is not free to initiate courses of action as they please, if they have to take others into account past the point of it really resonating, then the identity feels caged in and stuck.
(Image: Eugenia Loli)
2 Comments
Joel
July 9, 2015 at 4:58 amWell, yes I do, and I also feel the opposition with Pluto (sun that is) is actually preventing the ability to find security enough to do so. A sun in Cancer liberating itself would look more like a small gathering of friends, family and support systems assisting one in pulling out their inner child for self-discovery and tender self-expression. This is what I cannot find and/or give to myself and is what I have discovered I need. The oppositions in the heavens have given me this awareness. How can I find the support my inner creative child needs?
Rachel Fishman
July 10, 2015 at 4:49 pmThis is interesting…I received news from a friend about a decision she had made that normally I would react to with indignation, 20 questions and 20 reasons why she should reconsider. And although my initial reaction was this…after a few moments of thought, I decided that instead of being the questioning, accusatory voice…This time I’d rather be a voice of support. So to her I simply replied: “If that’s what you want to do, then you should go for it.”