Comments on Lunar Tunes Astrology: Saturn-Moon: I Want My Mommy!

Thank you Jeff.Yes.I have Saturn in 0 Scorpio in m...

2007-04-02T03:07:00.000-04:00

Thank you Jeff.
Yes.I have Saturn in 0 Scorpio in my 9th HSE oppose my Moon in 2 Taurus in my 3rd.
For years I used only Euqal Hse charts, (what I could do by hand)and it was even more obvious that this was about my mother wiht Saturn in the 10ht,and my moon in the 4th of all things, LOL.
my mother and i were only close when I was young.
Our relationship throughout most of my adult life was --painful-insulting, cold,(on her part) hysterical(on mine) and disappointing to us both.
it took me 20 yrs of therapy, 13 of which were also group therapy to be whwree I can as was mentioned by some already, embrace and open to the grief I sometimes still feel.She crossed over two yrs ago, and I was grateful I was here wiht her and was able ot heal a lot of what had been for many years.
That doesn't necessarily heal the child's pain, and misery, no.
TThere is an archetype we can, and Icall on that transcends the simple calling on an image --it is something born of myself that also, (now) connects me to my mom, and to myself even more.

Jeffrey, wanted to leave you a post here. I love y...

2007-03-29T19:13:00.000-04:00

Jeffrey, wanted to leave you a post here. I love your work and April's too - i liked your comment about style. I want to bring more of my own personal stories too. Always so much to write about - I notice I go through things before the transits seem to begin, so I can an early message as to its..message!

Just wanted to leave my own thoughts on Mom - PLuto is currently conj my Moon in 2nd. I've had to move on from here and leave her behind since she hasn't been the healthiest energy, stuck in darkness and I am unable to help her out except focus on my own growth and happiness. "happiness is a choice" is my message to her, and in the 'death' between us, I hope she can find her own peace (2nd) and develop a greater sense of self-worth. That has been my quest too of course (its my chart after all!) and I have been growing so much and found deep internal security due to this.

What we don't get on the outside, we always have an option to give ourselves from the inside and that's the true beauty I think in 'lack'. It shows us what we want and need. The question then becomes - how do we get it?

Great material here, a cosmic wink to ya ;)
Neil

April,In the process of writing this post, I was t...

2007-03-21T09:27:00.000-04:00

April,

In the process of writing this post, I was thinking that I was trying to "introject" your style and make it my own. I've Apriled myself!

Terrific post, Jeffrey (thanks for the shoutout!),...

2007-03-20T18:35:00.000-04:00

Terrific post, Jeffrey (thanks for the shoutout!), and congrats on the possible house purchase - definitely a constructive use of Saturn/Moon energy!

Thanks. Another recent development is that we migh...

2007-03-19T16:17:00.000-04:00

Thanks. Another recent development is that we might be purchasing a new house, forcing me to define exactly what I want. I want to be clear about my priorities so that I do not regret my decisions in seven years :)

Nice piece, Jeffrey. Saturn/Moon is something that...

2007-03-19T16:06:00.000-04:00

Nice piece, Jeffrey. Saturn/Moon is something that takes a lot of understanding to deal with, especially in ourselves.

-- Urania

Jeffrey: Terrific, terrific entry. You said so muc...

2007-03-16T09:55:00.000-04:00

Jeffrey: Terrific, terrific entry. You said so much of what I've been thinking lately.

I am currently experiencing that heartache you describe so well, "the ache in your heart center", and I am just now beginning to see that pain as something benevolent. Something that doesn't have to take over my life or scare me. Something that, in fact, is related to my being more grounded and, ironically, is helping me connect to my intuition. So I'm glad that you wrote about this. I think our culture puts a lot of pressure to "just get over it already!" Whatever "it" might be. We don't have a lot of respect for healing our inner wounds or for the process, so people feel that in order to be "sane", they have to ignore their pain. They then inadvertently come up with all kinds of strategies to narcotize the pain that, if dealt with patiently and compassionately, might lead to real healing and a more whole life. This doesn't mean wallowing in pain or self-pity, which is what people think and denigrate.

I mean, if I broke my leg and it didn't set properly so that I developed a limp, after 20 years you wouldn't yell at me: Hey, babe, it's been TWENTY YEARS, when are you going to stop limping already? And, in truth, in our culture we are a lot less sophisticated about what it takes to heal our spirits than we are about how to heal our bodies (and even with the latter, we are often clueless and barbarically obstinate).

Anyway, thanks!