G. de la Tour c.1624 {{PD-Art}}
By 5 AM PDT the Moon squares Saturn and conjuncts Mars, and we have an opportunity to tone down the emotional rhetoric of Cancer Moon, if we choose. With a little effort we can put emotionalism on the back burner, and for some, this may come as a challenge from the outside, as in ‘Don’t be so emotional!’ which typically sends us directly into a meltdown!! This time, consider a voluntary pull back, as within the conflict, the person who both knows her or his emotions and can restrain them is the winner. Then you can take a step, and tell the other, ‘Your move.’
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Julie Demboski's ASTROLOGY 
meltdown iminent here as i am cancerian and saturn is sitting on my 12th house moon…..yet again. Mt Bluelily is bound to blow….:)
Sounds like the opposite, really, unless you typically see Saturn’s contact materializing what it touches–then I would look for a containment vessel 🙂
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I have a male friend who has cancer moon, now in conflict girlfriend – aquarian sun.
The last few posts so fit whats going on with them.
Thanks for the feedback, CAT–say, you don’t work for one of those global super-agencies, do you? Collective Alliance of TimeTravelers, maybe? 🙂
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I lost
I started off strong then gave in to my usual habits when feeling emotional. Now I just feel guilty and down.
Epic fail. I guess this makes tomorrow another hard day.
Hi Kristy,
No, I would not see this as a fail, but as a release–you let it all out, and I presume you feel badly because you wish you hadn’t. Staying controlled would’ve put you in a superior position, true, but we can’t get ahead of ourselves when it comes to emotion: we must express what we must express–and when we do, we feel vulnerable. My guess is, you care too much about whatever you were emotional over, and that makes you feel at this person or thing’s mercy, hence the bad feeling. This may sound impossible, but the only way to gain real perspective is to start caring more about yourself (your health, your best interests, your feelings) than you do about whatever put you into meltdown. When we take the step of putting ourselves first, we do not care less about the other, we simply have positive regard for ourselves to the extent that we are willing to love ourselves (and treat ourselves as well as) we love and care for the other. When that happens we can feel our emotions without feeling that we’ll lose control of the situation, or ourselves–and more important, I think, is that we cannot be used or abused–we will recognize these immediately for what they are–and we then love with real integrity, never debasing ourselves, and never putting ourselves in a position we’ll regret.
Much good luck, Kristy–I hope this helps–
jd
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Yucky.
I wish I had just stayed home today. Just tiring, tiring. I need a stasis chamber, stat!
Oh well. Appreciate your insights, dearie. Hope your day wasn’t sucktastic.
Hugs,
MM
Sorry to hear you’ve had a bad one, dear MM. Mine is still going on–but it’s going pretty well, considering.
Rest, m’dear, rest.
xo
jd
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