Monday, March 26, 2012

Moon into Gemini: Speak Truth Wisely

Tuesday morning through Thursday evening
Eastern Daylight Time

Tuesday, March 27
threading the maze
Moon enters Gemini 6:43am
Sun (Aries) inconjunct Chiron (Pisces) 7:44am
Moon square Neptune (Pisces) 10:39am
Moon sextile Uranus (Aries) 4:16pm
Moon square Mars (Virgo) 6:04pm
Moon square Chiron (Pisces) 9:27pm
Moon sextile Sun (Aries) 10:38pm
Moon opposite the North Node (Sagittarius) 11:42pm

Wednesday, March 28
Moon inconjunct Pluto (Capricorn) 2:03am
Moon semisextile Jupiter (Taurus) 8:12am

Thursday, March 29
Moon semisextile Venus (Taurus) 9:36am
Moon square Mercury (Pisces) 10:05am
Mercury (Pisces) sextile Venus (Taurus) 1:42pm
Moon trine Saturn (Libra) 2:05pm
(begin void of course)
Sun (Aries) squares Pluto (Capricorn) 3:55pm
Moon enters Cancer 7:07pm

The Moon steps into trickster Gemini early Tuesday morning, into a day whose patterns may highlight for us all the ways speaking out can trip us up. The Moon in Gemini loves to talk, and today's Moon will feel strong urges to speak up, speak out, and let the chips fall where they may––so it's best to be aware that choosing this course could tear things open in ways we won't expect.

The first aspect after the Moon enters Gemini is the Aries Sun forming an awkward inconjunct with Chiron the wounded healer in Pisces: Do we shine out, speak our truth, and go for the goal? Or do we attend to the needs of others for healing and mentoring? Speaking out can lead to healing, even if its uncomfortable at the time––for us as well as those we're speaking to. This could be one of those "you have to break some eggs to make an omelet) times.

The Moon is squaring the responsive, empathic, careful planets and flowing energy happily with the direct, revolutionary, fiery ones. If you need a boost to say something that needs to be said, today's energy will do that. It's good to be aware, though, that anything we say today will come out as forceful, perhaps more than we intended. With the aspects to the powerful outer planets, anything we say could also have long-term consequences. A good time to remember to think before we speak, which is not always easy with Gemini.

finding the right way
Another option for working with Tuesday's energy is looking for ways to receive and communication intuitive messages and/or healing energy.

Communication lines are open and energized. Remember that words have power and thoughts are things, and channel these powerful messaging capacities in growth-producing directions.

Wednesday deepens our opportunities to look at the consequences of speaking out. The quick-witted Gemini Moon forms an awkward inconjunct with slow-moving, transformative Pluto, and then an edgy semisextile with calm, steady Jupiter in Taurus. This day could show us the consequences for previous rash speech. Or it could begin a process of inner transformation and growth by offering personal insight. Or both, as the two are not mutually exclusive.

Thursday brings its own set of complex opportunities. The Gemini Moon makes an edgy semisextile with sensuous Venus in Taurus, and then squares Mercury in dreamy Pisces, right before Mercury and Venus flow energy together in sextile. Is the Moon feeling irritated that Venus and Mercury are moving slowly? Or does the Moon give voice to the visionary, creative qualities of a Mercury–Venus combination?

Let's go with the latter choice, opening our ears and communicating harmony, beauty and peace––because the Moon's last aspect in Gemini is a stable, supportive trine with Saturn that helps manifest what we envision.

There's plenty of power around Thursday as well, as the Aries Sun squares Pluto today, while the Moon is void of course. Creative transformation is definitely in the air. This relatively brief Sun–Pluto square reminds us that a Uranus–Pluto square is on its way, offering a reminder to prepare.

Thursday evening, the Moon slips into her home sign of Cancer, ready to rest and recoup. While the Moon transits through Gemini, we speak up, relying on Gemini's quick thinking and fast footwork to keep us out of (too much) trouble. We'll walk a complicated maze, with interesting messages available at every turn.
   

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