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When we're talking about the planets, we're talking about the action of the signs. The planets are what we do. The signs are the basic motivating factors behind the planets, but the planets are the active agents of the signs. So, the planet is the verb; it's the action that we take. So, planets are different than signs. Signs are motivating factors. Planets are different than houses. Houses are places where the action of the planets occurs. Those are areas of life.
So, when we're looking at the Sun, first of all, we are examining what the brand of confidence looks like, the identity. What does the particular personal expression look like? And the Sun through the signs is an interesting thing. It's our vitality. It's going to describe a great deal about our personality, certainly not everything. There's a big myth in astrology that the Sun sign is the most important thing, that's the central thing. It's, it's, you know, the only thing worth writing about in newspapers. That is not the case. All of the planets have a role. The Sun is very important because it's the reason for the season. It's, it's what's central, what's core to the solar system. It's core to our psyche.
So, the Sun coming through Aries. This is a natural place for the Sun to come because it is in a, it's a fire planet. It's naturally in a sign that's trying to be airy. So, it gets along very, very well with this particular expression. The Sun coming through Aries, the personality is more forward. It is more, we could say, even pushy. We don't mind asking for what we want or pushing for what we want. And we can have other more retiring things going on in the personality, and we likely will. But the Sun itself in Aries is a very bold influence. The identity is furthered pretty easily through fire signs. And when the Sun comes through Aries, we have a pretty good sense of who we are. Now, that could be in the 12th house, and we could have other things going on or aspects to Neptune. But in itself, the Sun in Aries makes it easy to understand our own essential motivations and to have a sense of self and a sense of identity. It's generally not something we have to dig for. In the sign of Aries, Aries is not a reflective sign. Generally, the behavior is very spontaneous. We act on who we are. We act on our need for applause or validity in the moment. It's a very, very instinctual thing with the Sun coming through Aries.
The Sun coming through Taurus is very different because Taurus is an introverted, yin sign. This is a feminine sign. And so, the identity is not so apt to show up like a perfume in the room, like the identities can in fire signs where you can smell the perfume before the person even arrives. There's a more classic way of presenting ourselves when we have the Sun coming through Taurus. We are not so apt to want to gain attention or find that validity or that sense of applause through, you know, being put on a pedestal. It's more that we want to be appreciated for what we have to offer, what our talents are. The Sun in Taurus, the ego is developing more through the development of personal resources. So, being recognized for, you know, feeling that, you know, people have noticed what we have to offer, that we're being paid for what we have to offer. The self-esteem is developing more slowly again through the course of doing related to resources, talents, gifts. Taurus is always going to be about our deepest resources and appreciation as well. This is the sign of Venus, which is the faculty that's really responsible for appreciation, how we appreciate what we appreciate, how we demonstrate that. So, we are looking to be appreciated. We are looking to appreciate our own talent, to add to those, to see that they grow, because that brings more of the validity that we're looking for in the sign of Taurus.
When we have the Sun coming through Gemini, the identity is more coming through our mental ability. It's very much related to how quick we are, how skillful we are. The appreciation that we seek is more, you know, related to how, you know, what we know, how entertaining we can be. It's a sign that is not concerned more with depth, but with participation in the moment. And this is an extroverted, yang sign. So, the behavior associated with it, the Sun behavior associated with Gemini, is quick, flighty, fairy-like, talkative, engaged. This is a placement where we're developing the ego through what we learn and how we can get that across and how that's reflected back to us is very, very important.
The Sun in Cancer is an interesting placement. The identity is more developing in a cocoon-like way. It's an interesting place to have the Sun because it's actually a sign that's semi-sextile to the Sun. So, the sign of Cancer doesn't have much in common with the natural behavior of the Sun. So, that echoic, outgoing, bombastic, natural Leo behavior, when that is coming through the clothing of Cancer, that is different in how it's going to present itself. There's a quietness about the identity. We are not going to suck the oxygen out of the room with the Sun coming into Cancer. We want to be appreciated, but we are not going to do a song and dance in order to garner that appreciation. These are egos that are developing more within closer relationships or intimate relationships. So, there's a carefulness with how we display the ego, with how we act the ego out. When the Sun is coming through Cancer, it's a reflective sign, ultra-reflective. So, we're likely to play out what we're going to do or say or act in our mind with the Sun in Cancer before we actually act out on that. So, there's quite a lot of review and reflection that occurs with the Sun coming through Cancer. The development of self-esteem is a bit more difficult. It's difficult in the signs that the Sun doesn't have a natural affinity for. There's no natural elemental harmony. And the Sun in Aquarius as well can be a little bit difficult because the Sun is responsible for the development of our self-esteem. And in certain signs, the actions that we take naturally in that sign are not in service to confidence, to that natural self-expression, or what we do to develop self-esteem or to maintain self-esteem. So, we are a bit of a late bloomer with the Sun coming through Cancer. The confidence can often come a little bit later. We often may not know ourselves or feel that we're really in touch with our own sense of identity until a little bit later. It's a bit of a cocoon-like place for the Sun to be.
The Sun coming through Leo is where it is naturally akin to shine. The Sun rules Leo. So, being in that particular sign, the Sun is particularly entertaining in Leo. There's a lot of funny memes about the Sun and Leo, a lot of them about how they're, you know, attention-seeking and aggrandizing and narcissistic. And there's just a lot of them that are really quite funny, and some of them may have a little bit of truth to it. But the Sun in Leo, this is, it's easier to develop identity, confidence, sense of self, to get the kind of applause that we're looking for because the way that we behave with the Sun in Leo is extremely conducive to that and to getting the kind of applause that we're looking for. So, there is something more casual about the identity, even youthful. This is a very creative sign. Having the Sun coming through Leo does increase the chances that we will pursue a creative life or that some of what we do, a lot of what our self-esteem is wrapped up in, will entail some type or level of personal creativity. So, there's a lot of good things about any planet coming through its home sign, simply because there's just a naturalness of expression that comes with it and a success that is going to accompany that.
So, the Sun coming through Virgo. Virgo is a sign of perfection and of fixing and of practice makes perfect. It's a diminutive sign. It's an extremely reflective sign, sometimes maybe too much so. When the Sun comes through Virgo, the worst thing that can happen is that we can be embarrassed, or that we could do something wrong, or we could be called out for making a mistake. The Sun, the identity is very careful about how it goes about itself and what it expresses in the sign of Virgo. We do not want to be made fun of. We avoid humiliation at all costs with the Sun coming through that particular sign. This is the sign of humility. The Sun is not a humility-prone planet. And so, when it's coming through Virgo, that pride that we're developing, that ego that we're developing, it is developing in a, I want to say, a more much more deliberate, crafted way in Virgo. So, there's a very studied type of behavior that comes, practice to behavior that comes with the Sun in Virgo. The identity is more built around what can we do well? What are we appreciated for regarding our output? Are we an effective person? Are we a helpful person? You know, what is our skill level? It's, it's a lot. The identity and that the self-esteem can be very much connected to what it is that we do. Capricorn as well, what it is we do for a living, what it is that we do in the sense that it brings us some kind of notch in society. What are our, I say, our pursuits that bring status? We're much more likely to identify with things like that, not to the degree that we will with Capricorn, but in Virgo, it's a similar energy to Capricorn. So, trying signs are both earth signs, have a lot in common. So, there's a, a way that we study ourselves and we need to learn to be ourselves in Virgo.
So, when we are looking at the Sun in Libra, we have the Sun coming into a sign that doesn't always support the development of ego, the development of me, the development of the selfish parts of the personality, because Libra is a sign of "we." It is about us, it's about partnership and others. So, hey Roxanne, I'm sorry. It's okay. Oh, no, I think this was at five o'clock. I think that's what it was scheduled for, or else I'm wrong. This is the time we did it last week. Sorry, my boyfriend graduated today, so I'm just now trying to catch up. Oh, that's okay. No problem. We're just talking about planets and signs because this is the Astrology 201, I'm sorry, 101 part two. We're talking about the planets in the signs. Sorry, I'm late. No, that's okay. I'm just talking to thin air because I think most people are busy today. I'm just going to send out the audio to most people. So, the Sun coming through Libra, we're developing the ability to be selfish. Roxanne, can you mute? Thanks. We're developing the ability to have that personal, I say, that stake in our personal self, because the identity more develops according to how we see ourselves through others' eyes with the Sun in Libra. So, it's more difficult to develop ourselves on our own because we develop in the context of relationship, or see ourselves, or come to know ourselves, or really solidify that identity really in our teenage years in accordance to how it is that others view us, or how it is that we interpret others viewing us. So, it's harder to know who we are in our own right with the Sun coming through Libra. So, when you're doing chart interpretation, it's important to look at, do we have other factors that are contributing to otherness rather than meanness? So, are we more focused on others, or focused on, you know, are there also seventh house things going on there, or, you know, heavily social things? Because that will make it more difficult to establish that sense of one's own sovereign self.
The Sun coming through Scorpio. The development of the ego and the confidence and the identity is something that matures like a fine wine. Think about how wine really comes to be. Let me find the right words for the Sun in Scorpio. Scorpio is always a complex character. A lot of the hard knocks and things we've been through, the memorable or defining experiences in life, those very much coalesce to inform the identity, to become, you know, sort of the framework that someone says, "this is me." So, it can be related more to again, defining experiences. So, the appreciation that we're looking for, the confidence that we're looking to build, that is an interesting thing. Oftentimes, they want to be seen, but they really do not want to be seen. So, what that means is the identity tends to be a bit more covert. We're not going to advertise everything about us because there's a certain amount of power in secrecy or holding back. The old adage, "knowledge is power," Scorpio is very much aware of that fact. So, there's this need sort of to keep things close to the vest, or keep ourselves more as our secret self. But there's still this craving to be seen, to be known, to say, let the spotlight shine on us. And that is something that can bring a sense of being very valid, feeling like you really are a part of something. So, I think it's important to remember to call people with planets in Scorpio, especially the Sun, call them out when it comes to who they really are, because it can bring that sense of belonging or validity in a rush.
The Sun coming through Sagittarius. There's more of the development of the ego and the identity and the confidence through social participation, through friends, through groups, through organizations, through engagement with life. It's not an introverted way of self-development. We're much more prone to being with other people or in situations where we can test ourselves, where we can reach the limit. And that sense of being appreciated, that is more connected to social things. That doesn't mean that we're only always going to be with people with the Sun in Sagittarius, but that development of social identity is more of a social consequence. As the Sun in planets, really Libra through Pisces, it tends to be that a sense of "me" does not develop in isolation. With planets, with the Sun or any social planets, really in Libra through Pisces, we can be more prone to closing ourselves off. And well, even with the Sun in Scorpio, closing ourselves off, especially in our teenage years. With the Sun in, I would say, more personal signs, a lot of times, you know, teenagers will go into the bedroom and close the door and just turn the music on and zone out. And not so much with the Sun coming in through Sagittarius. We're more likely to go out and play, or to engage with other people, or to do something that is more of a challenge. So, the development of self comes through quite a bit of activity.
The Sun in Capricorn. That ego, the confidence, the appreciation we're looking for is more connected to our output. What is it that we can produce? What can we do? Similar to Virgo. So, there's an appreciation that we're looking for, you know, when it comes to being a say, a viable member of a family, or of the group, or of society, or of school. So, hearing that we are on the right path, that we are doing well, that we are progressing as we should be, that is really music to the ears of somebody within Capricorn. There's a certain amount of social acceptance, or just acknowledgment of our hard work, acknowledgment of our blood, sweat, and tears.
With the Sun in Aquarius, there is a need to look at how we can develop ourselves in a way that is autonomous. Something that is, I would say, actions or behaviors that lead to development of self-esteem. But we have to be careful with the Sun in Aquarius. It's an interesting sign. We have to be careful that we aren't, not just the word, there's a better word for it. I want to describe that. I actually find myself actually at a loss for words quite frequently when I talk about the Sun in Aquarius because it's a sign, it's a planet that's opposite to that sign. The Sun is naturally opposite to Aquarius. It's coming into its opposite behavior. So, we have to be careful not to take what other people think or say or how they regard us. We can't take that too seriously with the Sun coming into Aquarius. It can be an isolating thing to have the Sun in Aquarius. And if we are taking how we are being taken too seriously, it can often end up the people at the Sun in Aquarius don't gel with other people, or they're always on the periphery in some way. So, it's really incumbent upon them to have that broad view that Aquarius is known for. The Sun struggles with that because it's a planet that's opposite to that. The Sun doesn't naturally have that view. We can pull out and see everything. The Sun is more the individual. So, when we have the individual coming into the mini, there's a need to appreciate ourselves in our own right. The self-esteem is something that is, I want to say, more individually made. Ideally, early on, we're very much getting that from the reactions of others or the participation with others. But the lesson for the Sun in Aquarius is to really become, I always say, confident and feel that we're valid in ourselves and in our own right, regardless of who else happens to be on the planet.
The Sun coming through Pisces. Often times, it is very, very difficult to develop an ego, identity, to develop a sense of self, to know who we are, because Pisces is the sign of secrets, it's the sign of esoterica and what is unknown. And there's a mystery that we always associate with the sign of Pisces. So, we are a mystery to ourselves when we have the Sun coming through that particular sign. So, the development of the sovereign self, the ego identity, that is tricky in the sign of Pisces. We often need to search for it. We feel we need to search for it, but it's not something that can be found. It's not a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. We have to create it. We have to decide what do we want to be and implement that. So, there's a blank slate that we discover with the Sun in Pisces, and we get to write what's on it. There's a wonderful, deep responsibility that comes with having the Sun in that particular sign because we are our own creator. Because it's not obvious what we are, who we are, what we want. But it can become so. So, there's a big lesson in choice with the Sun coming into Pisces.
Let's talk about the Moon. So, when the Moon is coming through signs, it's talking about how that sign is our particular need. This is something to really understand about the Moon in signs. The Sun is showing our particular identity. The Moon is showing our particular need. And the sign that the Moon's coming in is going to greatly describe what that need is or how we go about that need.
So, with the Moon coming through Aries, the need is for spontaneous, consistent engagement. We have a need to have our needs met more in the moment. This is not the sign of delayed gratification. And the feelings don't allow for patience with the Moon coming through Aries. It's a very impatient, impulsive place for the feelings to be. And our feelings can often be very strong, very ardent. Aries is like a brush fire where it starts out very, very quickly and heavily, but then it can burn out and simmer down pretty quickly as well. The people with the Moon in Aries do tend to be able to move on. This is not a sign where we hold on to grudges. Pretty happy to, not so much forgive and forget, but just to move on for the sake of being able to move on. So, there's a need for passionate, spontaneous engagement with the Moon coming through Aries.
The Moon coming through Taurus. That core need is for stability. It is for a soothing atmosphere. The Moon does well in Taurus, meaning that it performs its job well in Taurus. Its essential job is safety, security. How are we going to achieve that? We're achieving that through demanding that in Aries, through asking for what we want in Aries, and asserting ourselves and our feelings very strongly in Aries. We're more getting that need for essential safety and security through acting in ways in Taurus that are about bringing things down to a calmer level, or putting our feelings, our need for safety and security, putting that into things that we feel are safe investments. So, we'll invest in our relationships, we'll invest in our things, we'll invest in things, especially emotionally, with the Moon in Taurus. We'll invest in things that are going to bring that sense of stability and of being able to right ourselves. So, that essential Moon need that we all have for safety, security, belonging, because of how Taurus is, what Taurus is about, how planets in Taurus behave, the Moon's need is served very well by that action. And the planets are the action of the signs.
So, looking at the Moon coming through Gemini. The need is for engagement. The need is for, let's say, for involvement. Gemini is about contact, it's about information, it's about the free flow of energy between minds. With Moon in Gemini, we need to talk out our feelings. People often come to a sense of stability through conversation and through oftentimes thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking out their conversation, thinking out their results. But many, many times, the best therapy for them, they can solve their problems quite well if they can hear themselves, if they can get it out. So, there's something about verbalizing that brings that sense of calm, soothing, safety, security. But it's like the communication of the feelings and the feedback is very, very important to that particular Moon.
Moon coming through Cancer. This is the natural place for the Moon to be. So, it's a fabulous sign because any planet in its home sign performs extremely well. So, we're looking for belonging, safety, security through acting in ways that ask for belonging, safety, and security, because the Moon is the action of the sign. So, the natural action of Cancer is to take care, to participate more emotionally rather than mentally or verbally, like in Gemini. So, we are very sensitive with the Moon coming through Cancer. This is a moody place to have the Moon. And the Moon is responsible for our short moods. So, our moods tend to, in Aries, be pretty quick to pass. Our moods can hang around for longer periods of time in the sign of Taurus. Our moods again are pretty quick to come and go in Gemini. And our moods in Cancer very much fluctuate. Think about the nature of the Moon. It waxes and wanes. It's always changing. It's never in the same mood when we see it from day to day, or even hour to hour, if we're really watching. We can see the subtle changes with it. So, there's a notorious moodiness that comes with planets in Cancer. And the Moon in Cancer is a very changeable thing. Our feelings are very much dependent upon, I would say, upon things that are external to us. So, learning to know, soothe ourselves regardless of what's going on in life, or find some peace, or a way that we can achieve equilibrium or emotional stability regardless of what's going on out there, it's very important for the Moon in Cancer.
The Moon and Leo. The need is for affection, for feeling that there's some kind of connection. This is not an emotional nature where we are going to move out to Alaska all by ourselves and not engage with people. That would be the Moon in Aquarius or points to Pisces. So, the Moon coming through Leo, we need people. If it's not people, we need pets. But we need something to love. We need something that we can pour our affection out onto. And we crave affection ourselves greatly with the Moon coming through Leo. This is not a reflective place to have the Moon. We don't tend to think or consider a great deal about our moods or our feelings. We more experience them in the fire signs. And the Moon in Leo is a perfectly good place for it to be, in my opinion. I think that we can, I think that it does serve the actions of Leo. Often can easily serve the need that the Moon has, the essential need that the Moon has. And it's coming through Leo, so it's like that secondary need for affection, for love, for attention. It is serving the underlying need for belonging and equilibrium. So, I think it's a good combination, in my own opinion, even though they're semi-sextile to each other.
The Moon coming through Virgo. We do not tend to display our feelings with the Moon coming through Virgo. I mean, because again, like we talked about with the Sun in Virgo, we do not want to be embarrassed. We do not want to be wrong. We avoid humiliation with planets in Virgo. So, with the Moon in Virgo, we don't tend to be terribly revealing. Revealing enough, but not so much that it could get us into trouble. So, the basic, core need of the Moon that we all have, safety, security, equilibrium, that can run into issues when coming through Virgo because we may not be getting down and dirty. We may not be saying our peace in the moment, or trying to keep things on the rails. So, there's some amount of politeness in our delivery. Astrologers often joke with themselves with each other that the Moon in Virgo leads to emotional constipation. And we can see some amount of holding back or reservation when the Moon is in that particular sign. So, you know, the Moon is, you know, that core need for safety and stability, security, belonging. It's coming through more of that, you know, the sign of Virgo, which is like a secondary behavior that we take on, like a personal behavior that we take on to meet that core human need that's described by the Moon. And it can get in the way of having us feel known, having us feel like we really do have that unconditional love that we're looking for, because things are very conditional in Virgo. That's a lot of the meaning of the sign is that that's when we are getting into condition. You know, we're exercising, we're getting fit, we're putting everything in its place. And with the Moon in that particular sign, it can make it a bit more difficult to connect because again, we have to be willing to be messy in order to be really, really open. And it's a bit challenged in that sign.
The Moon coming through Libra. Moon actually does pretty well in Libra, in my opinion. The need, that universal human need, safety, security, belonging, that can be met in the action of Libra pretty easily. We can connect with others, you know, relationship input, that is all meeting that core need that we essentially all have as human beings. So, what we do in the sign of Libra is a successful behavior when it comes to feeling like we're part of something. So, the ways in which we look for belonging and connection, that is going to happen in the context of relationships. So, there's not an issue there when it comes to the behavior leading to the outcome that we're looking for.
Very different with the Moon coming through Scorpio. Now, we have a natural behavior with the Moon coming through Scorpio that isn't always going to meet that underlying, more basic Moon need, because the need and the actions are a bit different now. So, how we go about achieving safety, security, belonging in the sign of Scorpio is often directly not serving that need for safety, security, belonging, because we're drawn towards situations, people, conditions that are more filled with intensity, or peak experiences, or some amount of danger. Drawn to more painful or trying experiences or people. So, we can often find comfort in pain, or comfort in suffering, or more, that is often the comfort zone is the darkness or the difficulty. So, among astrologers, we call the Moon in Scorpio the "spooky poet." So, there's an intensity that we seek. I know Roxanne is funny. There's an intensity that we seek with the Moon coming through Scorpio that does not always fill the need for stability, for safety, for security. So, you see how the underlying need isn't always easily served by our behavior when that planet is coming through certain signs, and other signs, it's much more easily met.
And the Moon coming through Sagittarius. Very interesting placement. We do not hang on to things with the Moon coming through Sagittarius or the Moon coming through Aries. Leo is a little different because it's a fixed sign. It still is willing to let things go and forgive and forget. But the Moon in Leo just keeps a little bit more of a scorecard than the other two fire signs. So, with the Moon coming through Sagittarius, that need for belonging, safety, security, that's not so much pursued in an extremely personal way. We're more looking for that through, I wouldn't say through learning to trust life. People with the Moon in Sagittarius were more prone to, I'm going to say, more prone to growing through experience, meaning doing, rather than learning through others' mistakes or through say, reading or studying. There's like an engagement. There's a, "I have to touch the stove to know if it's hot" thing going on in Sagittarius. So, the Moon in Sagittarius, the comfort comes through growth. Comfort and safety and security that comes through being able to pursue what it is that we feel is best for us in that moment or at that time. So, Moon in Sagittarius is kind of like a cat. If you don't treat a cat well, if the cat doesn't like where it's living, well, the cat will just move out. It'll go somewhere else and find somewhere else to live and find a different family. Moon in Sagittarius is very much like that. It's like, you know, things aren't working out here. It's, you know, it's not really what I'm looking for. I'm gonna move on. This is not a really, this is not a place of the Moon when we would ruminate, we would wonder, or we would go back and forth. It's more like, I'm moving on to the next thing. I'm moving on to the next level. That's the comfort zone. That's where they see safety and security lying is something over the next horizon. That doesn't mean that they can't participate in long-term relationships in a reciprocal way, or won't actually be great partners for the most part. But they will not put up forever with situations and conditions that are not allowing them to feel that safety, security, stability, all the Moon stuff that they're looking for. They will just move on.
Moon coming into Capricorn. Safety and stability, security that comes through what it is that we're depending on the people in our lives, the job that we're working at, what it is that we've invested in. So, they want to feel connected more to a system, more to a system of family, a system of work or investment or friendship. But there's some kind of system that's going to be involved. And if you think about it, a family is very much a system itself because Capricorn is actually the sign opposite to Cancer. They have a lot in common. So, it's like being connected to something that is known, that's very much a family unit, or being connected to, you know, organization, or, you know, even, you know, some good friends that are part of our, I say, part of our, or what we can count on, part of what we rely on. So, reliability, predictability, knowing where everything is at, not having a lot of mystery, that's the comfort zone. So, the need, the more specific minor need, but the Moon coming through Capricorn is for continuity. Think about how the Moon is naturally in the opposite sign of Cancer. It's moody, it's kind of all over the place. Very much different in the sign of Capricorn. We're looking to meet that need of, you know, safety, security, and stability through continuousness, through continuity, through something that is stable and even a little bit dry.
Moon coming through Aquarius. More concerned with, you know, the comfort zone is a bit more aloof. It's a bit more distant. We're not comfortable with the up-close, icky, sticky, like we're looking for very specifically in Cancer and in Scorpio. We love the icky sticky in Scorpio as well. With the Moon coming through Aquarius, we more pull out and examine or think our feelings rather than get in there and really engage with them. Moon in Aquarius, you know, getting a good sense of the situation, or having, let's say, perspective, that's what can bring soothing, that's what can bring safety, security, that feeling of continuous stability, even connection to others. This is not a placement of the Moon where the comfort zone again is like a super deep human connection. It's more the understanding of what does that come from, or the broader perspective that leads us to have more, let's say, or the ability to see what's going on rather than to feel what is going on.
The Moon coming through Pisces. Is coming through a sign where, well, it's a water sign, and the Moon is a natural water planet. So, it can, it has an affinity with Pisces. The connection, the safety and security that's more coming through the idea of connection to all, or that we are part of everything, or that, you know, we're safe or secure, sort of like in the womb of the universe itself. So, the comfort zone is more, you know, there's unseen things at work, or involved, or we have great faith in the unseen, or in the unknown. Our feelings are so sensitive in the sign of Pisces. We can get cut on cotton. It is something where the feelings are open. We're open to most stimulation with the Moon in the sign. And it is not, it's not something that we can apply discrimination to. With the Moon coming through Pisces, people are learning to develop a membrane. They're learning to develop a bubble around their feelings, like a skin. So, it's like a nerve with no sheathing on it. They're learning to grow that, to understand what the difference is between them and what's going on outside of them. So, there's a hardening up that happens over the course of time, or at least we hope it does over the course of time, with the Moon in Pisces, when we really understand, you know, what are my feelings? What are other people's feelings? What is going on with me? What is going on out there? And how to tell the difference. A lot of times with the Moon in Pisces, the assumption is that we shouldn't tell the difference because that would be selfish, that the gift is this enmeshment with the outside world. And I think that there's always something sweet, there's always something compassionate about the Moon in Pisces. No matter what we do, there's certainly nothing wrong with balancing that natural compassion out with something solid, you know, selfishness, really paying attention to what our own feelings are. So, developing a skin or a membrane is extremely important with the Moon coming through Pisces. Absolutely.
So, I think I was able to stay on track today. I wanted to get through the Sun and the Moon today. And in the next lesson, get through Mercury and the other. Let's see, Mercury and Mars at least. Roxanne, did you get into my subscriber group on Facebook? I did, finally. You did? Oh, good, good. Really gotten to get on there. Okay. Well, we'll be meeting tomorrow. I'll put the link in there tomorrow morning for 10 a.m. and then Wednesday at 10 a.m. as well. We'll meet again. I do have questions. You have questions? Like, how does that work out in Sun and Moon? How much different is it like the beginning? Well, they all have that's an issue. It's very subtle. But the beginning, the middle, and the end, they all have their particular nuance of energy. So, that's something I don't look at very much myself, but it does give you another layer of information about the particular action of that planet. So, decans are a thing, but you just want to look at where is it falling into? And I mean, those are very, very easy to interpret. So, you think like a 29-degree Moon would be very much more in the next sign? It would just still be in itself. Yeah, I think so. I think so. I don't look at Moons as cuspy myself, just Suns. I don't see the other planets as having a cuspy thing. That's probably the only question. Oh, okay. The next session is going to be, we're doing Mercury and what else? We'll probably get through Mercury and Mars in the next video. But haven't you seen most of these? Because I have Planets and Signs on the subscriber list. Have you seen those? Yes. Okay. Not too much different. Not too much different questions. Oh, wonderful, wonderful. I think that's why a lot of people like live lessons. Do you want to set up a? Sorry, and also get to talk to other people. Yeah, that makes a difference, doesn't it? It really makes things click sometimes, and we can hear in real life how these things are actually operating. Absolutely. Do you want to set up another solar return? Yep, I do. Okay. Let me click over to my. Actually, you know what? I have most of next week and the week after that off. What days do you have next week? I have, I mean, pretty much any day after 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Okay. Okay. So, let's see. That's so one after one o'clock for me. Four to five. Does five o'clock your time work next Friday? Yep. Yeah, let's do that. Let's set that up. And, uh, we'll just talk more about what it was that was on your mind. So, I'll put that over into my schedule and then I'll come over to your email as a reminder. Yeah, looks like the 14th, Friday. Nice. So, all right. We will be back next weekend and work on Mercury and Mars and just work our way through all of them here. You have anything else?