Moon Conjunction Mercury

Moon conjunction: The narrow scope of personal egoism prevents me from consuming the whole world. The Moon conjunction gives the Planet active participation in the subconscious life of the individual. One feels intimately connected to the principle of the Planet, which colors one's needs, especially life and social needs. At a low level of aspect elaboration, and in general for people with an unworked Moon, the latter is often stronger than any other planet (the ego principle dominates life), and in particular. Planets in conjunction, turning its principle into one of their programs of parasitic consumption. For example, when the Moon is conjunct Venus a person tends to enjoy beauty, social contacts and love, but after communicating with him people in general and lovers in particular need to come to their senses for a long time, restoring energy and faith in humanity, and from works of art such a connoisseur and connoisseur roughly removes the most accessible and easily digestible energetic layer, as a result of which they are covered with a patina of grayness, which is not so easy to remove, and sometimes they may perish altogether; here the moment of creativity of the Absolute is manifested in the whimsy of the ego. The working out of the aspect gives great subtlety and often unexpectedness of perception in matters connected with the principle of the Planet, which with time (and the working out of the Moon) is transformed into a vital need to work out and transmit to people the higher principle of the Planet. At a high level, this may be a public figure or prophet closely associated with national karma. Mercury conjunct: It is not only the absence of thought that is troubling, but in many cases the presence of thought. Mercury gives the Planet in conjunction with it a strong mental coloring, even when it is totally unnecessary and undesirable for the person; for example, when Mercury is conjunct Venus, there will be so much calculation and common sense in love relationships that any immediate feeling and vivid sensation will not live very long, especially if Mercury is stronger than Venus. Unfortunately, mental coloring is not identical with intelligence, as it is most often reduced to common flat perceptions and stamps of public consciousness and subconsciousness, which will actively influence the principle of the Planet, strongly schematizing and profaning it. A man will certainly feel it, but all his attempts to get rid of such deadening (each time in his own way) influence of Mercury on the Planet by expanding the sphere of its manifestations (for example, searching for new lovers in the case of Venus) are doomed to failure, as the mind, though rough, is flexible, and can adapt and somehow model any phenomenon. The working out of the conjunction goes first of all through the working out of Mercury, i.e. realizing the role and meaning of mental activity as giving a general direction to energy flows and planetary principles, but not replacing them. Here working through is difficult, because it requires reorganization of thinking, rejection of heavy straightforward social stamps and transition to work with lighter and more flexible thought-forms, capable of adequate interaction with the principle of the Planet. For example, the conjunction of Mercury and Mars with a strong Mercury at a low level of elaboration gives not a person, but practically a robot, which any active action must first model in the head, completely unable to trust the feeling and logic of their direct energetic manifestations. Working through the aspect gives great creative abilities, manifesting as subtle and ingenious indirect mental control of the Planetary Principle in those moments when it is necessary.

Symbolically, this aspect represents the fusion of emotion and reason, emphasizing dreaminess, intuitiveness, agile intellect, and excellent oratorical skills. Such a person is highly sensitive to the reactions of others to their words and actions. This aspect also emphasizes home life and family matters, as well as health issues in the consciousness of its owner. It is responsible for mental instability, a good ability to learn languages, flexible and agile perception, quick thinking, rich imagination, and clear memories. Such people typically enjoy working in the service industry, enjoy interacting with younger people, adore literary work, and spend long periods reading and writing. They are often concerned about their health and strive to rationally organize their lifestyle. Others perceive them as dexterous, talented, and courteous, successful, and enterprising. The conscious and subconscious minds are harmoniously synthesised, although such a person often confuses and confuses true motivation with false. They are able to assess the nature of their own reactions and can voluntarily access the depths of their subconscious for control and observation. Their thinking is highly emotional, and their mood plays a significant role in the nature of their thoughts. They usually react very sensitively to personal comments. They are generally extremely sensitive to what others think of them, especially when it comes to loved ones, parents, and neighbors. Domestic and family matters, as well as nutrition and health issues, often occupy their entire attention.

Close connection between consciousness and subconscious, correct assessment of oneself and others. With a successful connection - feelings under the control of the mind, the ability to penetrate your subconscious and analyze it; if unsuccessful, feelings turn out to be stronger than reason, sensitivity and a painful reaction to comments and criticism. These people pay great attention to home and family matters, and their own health. Good ability to express ideas orally and in writing. Often - a lot of travel, exchange of opinions with other people (symposiums). With bad aspects - talkativeness. At the slightest bad aspect - neuroses, nervous diseases.

Your child is dreamy and intuitive. They have a special ability to "feel" another person’s thoughts. Perhaps they sometimes talk too much. They have a strong need to communicate and interact with others. A tendency toward neuroses. The relationship between mother and child is open. The child perceives the mother as a sociable person.

Connection: unity of mind and feelings. The result is remarkable adaptability, rich imagination and freedom of expression, to which an appeal to reality gives less than the power of imagination.