The Sun conjunct Moon

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Sun conjunct Moon
Emotional convictions
Distance
0 degrees +/- 10
Quality
Immersive and cooperative
Also Known As
The Sun square the Moon, Sun-Moon square, The Sun 90° Moon

The Sun in conjunction with the Moon reflects a highly self-integrated personality with a good dose of emotional charge.

The lesson of the conjunction is to be responsive to a constantly changing world, pick a course of action, and project your vision with courage and passion. There is a youthfulness and an impulsiveness associated with this aspect as life is regarded as a grand adventure with unlimited possibilities. Instincts and gut reactions take precedence over careful detailed planning and logical thinking. The conjunction is a challenge to create a new response, one that taps into the special potential of immediate circumstances and affirms the individual’s capacity to stay vibrant and engaged.

Here the individual needs to give expression to his or her own enthusiasm and thrives on having the freedom to express their drives without censorship or control. A certain brashness and arrogance is not unusual, although for the most part, insensitivity to other people is not intentional. When caught up in the heat of the moment, single-mindedness and passion can wreak havoc with their relationships, leaving them without the support of anyone to carry out the details of their plans. They will learn very quickly that leadership, with all its incumbent responsibilities, needs to be earned by finding a balance between initiative and consensus.

Still, a certain self centeredness cannot be avoided because the impact the world makes on them is so profound. As always, the pull of the ego can stand between these people and their instincts, but when overcome, they naturally push the envelope through barriers most people are afraid to cross and leave behind. They see possibilities and are not afraid to risk failure or comfort by taking the necessary action to move forward with their convictions.

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