References
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1. The Moon in a child’s chart reflects
that child’s experience of Mom, not who the
Mom actually is. In a family of several children,
each child’s Moon often reflects a very different
experience of Mother.
2. Your Pluto conjoins his Moon; your Mars
and Mercury square it, and your Sun–Mercury
oppose it.
3. With the 2° orb, transiting Uranus
opposes his natal Moon from February 24, 2003 to
December 8, 2004.
4. Your grand
cross is composed of Mars–Moon
(within a 10° separating conjunction) opposite
Jupiter and Sun–Mercury opposite Pluto. Planets
within those two oppositions square each other. Although
the Moon is out of a 10° orb to the Jupiter
opposition, the pattern still functions as a grand
cross, considered a challenging pattern.
5. Including 2°
orbs, transiting Uranus is conjunct your natal Mercury
from April 22, 2002 to February 10, 2004; square
natal Jupiter from May 11, 2002 to February 19, 2004;
and square natal Mars from March 28, 2003 to January
22, 2005.
6. His
10th-house Moon is in an "out-of-element" grand trine
to Uranus and Neptune in his 2nd house and Jupiter
in his 6th. These planets are in fire and earth signs
but within the 10° orb I allow for natal trines.
Grand trines are highly harmonious configurations
and considered a gift.