Moon Opposition Jupiter

The opposition of the Moon: By moderating the aggressiveness of your desires, you help establish peace on Earth. An opposition of a planet to the Moon gives a person a very biased attitude toward the planetary principle, which is felt as vitally important, and in any case, the person experiences the planet's manifestations very emotionally. At a low level, the person constantly tries to take an egocentric position, i.e., interiorize and emphasize the Moon, as a result of which the planetary principle is exteriorized, often in the form of another person onto whom all of their own inner dissatisfaction and disharmony are projected. In other words, the partner is declared the culprit of all misfortunes, miseries, and dissatisfaction. For example, in the case of the Moon’s opposition to Mercury, the partner who had the misfortune to give good advice risks facing a hysterical outburst like: "I am so unhappy, and it's all your fault and your idiotic advice and reasoning!" Deep down, the person, of course, feels that things are not so simple, that the planetary principle is somehow necessary for them, but they are absolutely unable to understand why or how to use it while remaining on purely egotistical positions. If the chart is afflicted, this can lead to nervous and somatic illnesses. From time to time (if the planet is stronger than the Moon), the emphasis shifts: the planetary principle becomes stronger than the lunar one and is interiorized, while the Moon, on the contrary, is exteriorized. At a low level, the person continues to fight: with their mother (or her image), childhood habits they have grown tired of, their physical body, their homeland, or their people, taking the planetary principle (and the house where the planet is located) as the basis for their position. For example, in the case of the Moon’s opposition to Venus, the position adopted might be: "It is ugly to be fat and overeat," and the person goes on a grueling diet, but only until the Moon regains its dominant emphasis, after which the person immediately suppresses their desire for slimness and, with relish, munches on a sandwich with ham while watching figure skating competitions on TV without a trace of guilt. The main problem in reconciling planetary principles here lies in the fact that the Moon must abandon the idea of all-consuming consumption of the planetary principle (otherwise, the latter dies), but at the same time, it must not starve the person to death, i.e., find a balanced approach. Working through this is difficult; it requires self-sacrifice, discipline (Saturn), and inner honesty (Neptune, Pluto), but yields wonderful results: the person masters the planetary principle very subtly, deeply, and confidently, and it becomes a natural and reliable support for them. The opposition of Jupiter: If, by taking pride in someone else, we identify with them, then by taking pride in ourselves, we must project onto someone else. An opposition of Jupiter gives the planet (and the person in the areas it governs) a sense of extraordinary personal importance. Indeed, working through such an opposition grants the planet an exceptionally stable (karmic) and privileged position, as well as constantly emerging opportunities to expand its principle, both in the person’s life and in the lives of those connected to them. At a low level, however, there is no constructive interaction between the Jupiterian and planetary principles, and depending on which planet in the opposition is emphasized, the person falls into one of two situations. Of course, it is more pleasant when the emphasis is on Jupiter, and the person, in the spheres influenced by the planet, internally feels like a wealthy and potential benefactor of those they deem worthy. However, in this case, the planet’s principle is lost behind their conceit, is unnoticeably exteriorized, and gradually begins to act against the person themselves. For example, Jupiter’s opposition to Venus can produce a talented and highly erudite art critic, but at a low level of aspect processing, the person will only believe (yet with complete inner conviction) that they have an excellent understanding of art (and love), constantly spouting their opinions with aplomb and just as constantly making blunders, which, however, may not bother them much. (A pronounced opposition of Jupiter, for example, its opposition to a stellium, can, along with great opportunities and abilities and strong patrons, produce complete blindness to one’s own greatness, insane conceit, and a total lack of self-criticism.) An emphasis on the planet, on the other hand, activates various external opportunities for realizing its principle, which is a great temptation for the person, but working through the aspect lies in expanding precisely the inner possibilities. Thus, in the case of Venus’s opposition to Jupiter, this alternative in a situation where the emphasis is on Venus might look like this: either external fame, exhibitions, public and international activities, or a shift in the creative channel (the style or technique mastered) and the development of something new. Jupiter’s opposition to Saturn can, at some point, present the person with a choice: either rigid control over numerous subordinates, or the development and mastery of vast areas of inner spiritual space. Both may be needed in life, but it is important not to confuse the order of these life stages.

These aspects imbue individuals with emotional expansiveness, excessive generosity, and excessive trust, often making them victims of manipulators and swindlers. Such individuals should avoid all risk and financial speculation. An excessive tendency toward apathy causes them to indifferently let things slide. Issues often arise with a parent who is overbearing, which sooner or later leads to a falling out and separation. It is essential to consciously control one's desire for change, travel, and pleasure, as well as overcome excessive laziness and apathy. Others with this sign often waver in their moral choices, which often leads to them becoming completely entangled in moral issues. They often suffer from obesity and liver disease. Losses in their lives occur through the fault of others or due to unfavorable circumstances. Women often play a negative role in their lives. They become accustomed to living in an environment of deception and concealment, with periods of disappointment alternating with outbursts of eccentricity, and unjustified arrogance giving way to bouts of repentance and God-seeking. The health of such people is often weakened, they are clearly prone to overestimating their abilities, and frequently experience numerous problems related to travel and relationships with superiors. Even if such a person occupies a high position in society, they do not consider their life a success. They often bring themselves to misfortune through foolish speculation, squandering their property and wasting their health. They are characterized by a desire for luxury, a penchant for wandering, gluttony, and idleness. Their extravagant generosity is combined with an excess of feelings. Such a person is easily moved to pity by a fictitious sad story intended to extract money from them. They always lack prudence, caution, and balance.

A tendency to give in to impulses of benevolence. Charity is characterized by a lack of intelligence and critical thinking. Relationships with others are problematic, as they are misled or promised more than they deserve. Inertia and laziness are common. Excessive eating, excess weight, extravagance, and disorder. Sentimentality to the point of tears, often related to religion. Their eccentricities create difficulties in relationships with parents and family members, often leading to disagreements over religious issues. They are unwilling to objectively examine family problems. They often hinder themselves by clinging to outdated behavior patterns and habits that, for them, equate reliability.

Excessiveness, overestimation of one's own strength, extravagance, wastefulness, strength and resources, erroneous judgment, adverse changes, internal tension, the struggle for success and popularity, wounded pride and honor, vanity, ulterior motives, hidden resentment, willfulness, stubbornness, stubbornness. Carelessness, frankness, carelessness, poor health. For men, family discord. Positive side: the fight against injustice (especially from superiors), the defense of the wronged, weak, and oppressed even at one's own expense, a willingness to go to the end in the fight for justice, great generosity of spirit, deep understanding, the ability to forgive even the betrayal of friends.

Your child may have a tendency towards excess emotions, carelessness, and excessive generosity. As a result, they are often misled or promised more than they need. Problems may arise with parents, for example: the mother excessively spoils the child or excessively suppresses them. The skill of patience is learned reluctantly, this is the "I want it now" syndrome. There is a tendency to wander, to go on aimless walks. Such a child likes to eat a lot, often has excessive weight. The mother may seem overly concerned to the child (Eat everything, leave nothing on the plate!).

It may be hard for you to get support from others on career and vocational decisions. You tend to go against the crowd, taking the road less traveled by. You seldom follow what's popular, always preferring to go it alone. Your home and surroundings may suffer as the result of some of your career choices. You stick to your guns and tend to brush off questions of sentiment, whether your own or others.

Danger of drowning; generally not auspicious for travels. Difficulties in connection with foreign countries and foreigners. Episodes of desires to "let oneself go" and "indulge". Excessive optimism. Liver problems. Overeating or, on the other hand, fasting. Generally a tendency towards extremes.