Aries Moon and Aquarius Moon compatibility starts with an easy angle and an odd fit. The angle is a sextile, one of the two links the old books call friendly. The odd fit is this: the Moon is a night planet, and both of these Moons sit in day signs.
Aries Moon and Capricorn Moon compatibility is a pair of two starters. Both signs open a season. Aries opens spring. Capricorn opens winter. Both want to move first, and they want to move in different ways. The old books add a twist that most pages skip. The planet that rules
Aries moon and Sagittarius moon compatibility is the textbook good match. Both Moons sit in fire signs, four signs apart, in the link astrologers call a trine. Most guides stop there. This one looks at two things they skip. The first is who rules the fire signs at night, which
Aries moon and Scorpio moon compatibility is an odd case in the old rules. Both signs belong to the same planet, Mars. Yet the two signs cannot see each other. Ptolemy put them in a small group of pairs he called disjunct, which means cut off. So this pair shares
Aries moon and Libra moon compatibility joins two Moons that sit face to face across the wheel. Aries opens spring. Libra opens fall. The line between them is the line of the equinoxes, the two days a year when day and night are the same length. This page reads the
Gemini Moon and Cancer Moon compatibility joins two very different Moons that live side by side. Cancer is the Moon’s own home, the sign it rules. Gemini, next door, gives the Moon no rank at all. So one partner has the Moon on home ground. The other has the Moon
Gemini Moon and Gemini Moon compatibility sounds like the easy case. Two people share a Moon sign, so they should share a way of feeling. The old books call this a conjunction, the closest link two points can have. But a sign is 30 degrees wide. Two Moons in the
Taurus Moon and Aquarius Moon compatibility starts with a hard angle. The two signs sit three places apart on the zodiac wheel. Astrologers call that a square, and they read it as friction. Yet one reading of the oldest rule book in the trade gives this square a softer name.
An Aries Moon and a Gemini Moon sit two signs apart. Astrologers call that gap a sextile, and it is one of the few links the oldest texts call friendly. So on paper this is a good match. We looked closer, with the old rules and with eight centuries of
