Moon Square Pluto

Square of the Moon: One should distinguish between people whose soul is asleep and those whose soul has already departed. The square of the Moon creates significant internal complexities tied to the planetary principle, especially in its perception. For example, a Moon–Mars square gives a sense of the external world’s brutality and aggression in situations where it is not remotely apparent, and conversely, the person may be aggressive and cruel without even noticing it. The Moon square brings the ego’s programs connected to the planet into sharp relief: the person desperately wants to selfishly consume the planet’s principle, but external and internal circumstances conspire to prevent this, resulting in harsh frustration, resentment toward the world, a sense of unfulfilled consumption, and so on. In the areas governed by the planet’s principle, this person has many sharp internal corners they constantly stumble over, and the more they pity themselves, the worse it gets. The karmic purpose of this square, however, is not straightforward asceticism or rejection of the planet’s principle (which can sometimes lead to illness), but rather a thorough and careful study of the corresponding subconscious programs, separating the egocentric components from the evolutionary and constructive ones, and establishing an adequate "diet." The problem of the Moon square, in particular, is that the ego tries to absorb the planet’s vibrations entirely for itself, but does poorly at it; or, if the Moon is significantly stronger than the planet, it profanes the latter. For example, a Moon–Venus square can make a person a ruthless consumer of the opposite sex, who subconsciously perceives (at least in love) the other as unconditionally primitive and crude, and developing respect (i.e., a skill that prevents conscious and subconscious profanation) for the other sex can be very difficult. Working through this aspect brings a refined understanding and subtlety regarding the planetary principle, as well as insight into its operation in another’s subconscious, which can yield strong pedagogical abilities in the relevant areas; for example, a well-worked-out Sun–Moon square aspect can produce an excellent class teacher or elementary school instructor. Square of Pluto: Angelic wings grow where the cross of fate has chafed. The influence of the Pluto square manifests as a certain discomfort for the person regarding the sacrifices the fate demands in the planet’s domain—at least, that is how it will seem to the individual. One must reconcile oneself to the idea that these sacrifices will be demanded at an inopportune moment and will bring unpleasant consequences that appear entirely unnecessary and unwarranted; such is, alas, the nature of this karmic program. The Pluto square is the aspect of Job, though fortunately not always as extreme. The planet’s principle in the external world will sharply displease the person, provoking a desire to impose order in this regard—an endeavor that will require corresponding power. The karmic design, however, is precisely the opposite: to bring purity and order to the planet’s principle within the person’s inner world and subconscious, which requires gaining mastery over one’s instincts and lower impulses tied to the planet. Until the person recognizes this, they will repeatedly encounter heavy sacrifices and fate pursuing them to the exact degree that the person provokes it—whether consciously or unconsciously, intentionally or accidentally, from the best or worst motives. A key point is that in the planet’s domain, the person acts like a magnifying glass, sharply highlighting even the smallest imperfections and flaws (in themselves and others). This aspect offers great potential for inner development and purification but also produces black teachers of the dictatorial type in the world—those who eradicate the low and average expressions of the planet’s principle in the external world through power, fire, and sword, leaving only the most refined (which they do not see) or, at times, mere ashes. At the average level, this is typically expressed as harsh behavior with elements of domineering and nihilism toward others, combined with a drive to master the planet’s principle oneself. Internally, the person desperately wants to present the world with their ideal, but this consistently fails—or so it seems to them, because the world simply isn’t ready and thus cannot recognize the perfection being offered.

These people are prone to loneliness, primarily due to their emotionality. They typically express their emotions in an overly fussy and hasty manner. They need to strive to use their creative potential positively, and this requires controlling such character traits as impulsiveness, hypersensitivity, resentment, and a tendency toward jealousy. They often feel abandoned, particularly due to tense and conflictual relationships with parents and family. They tend to seek definitive and unique solutions to all problems, often overly emotionally. They need to learn to control their intolerance and tendency toward fanatical radicalism. These people are characterized by excessive arrogance and a clear overestimation of their own capabilities. They are impatient and often deviate from generally accepted norms in their behavior. Their fate is highly fickle and unstable, mostly due to a passionate desire for pleasure and emotional satisfaction. They possess a powerful psycho-emotional potential that evokes anxiety, fear, and a profound sense of insecurity in those around them. They seem to generate a psychological field that destabilizes and suppresses others. Feeling constrained (primarily by their own emotional tensions), they unconsciously strive to sever all ties with the past and renew their lives. Therefore, they are extremely harsh with parents and family and do not tolerate any interference. When pressured, they not only become indignant and angry, but are prone to outbursts of rage and outbursts of anger. Such people often disdain material possessions, as achieving emotional and sensual satisfaction is paramount to them.

Your child may feel like his emotions are overwhelming him and getting the better of him. Sometimes there is a fear that a child has a powerful magnetic force, but does not know how to handle it. He can be harsh with his parents, does not tolerate interference from them, and when pressured he becomes indignant and angry. Little things cause irritation, since he wants to deal only with important, unique things. Impatient when things are stalled. Such children need to develop the ability to handle their strength. They should not be prevented from having their own feelings and expressing them freely. The mother seems to the child to be powerful, understanding and all-knowing, having power over life and death. He may think that she has eyes in the back of her head. The mother must establish open communication with the child so that he does not feel overwhelmed by her.

Strong emotionality and a powerful psychic field, which causes insecurity in people, especially women. They desire to forget the past and sever all ties that hinder them. They are harsh with parents and family, do not tolerate interference from them, and become indignant and angry when pressured. They exhibit clairvoyance, resulting in a disregard for material values. Small things irritate them, as they want to focus only on the important and unique. They are impatient when things get stuck. They want to make significant changes in their lives and find solutions to emotional difficulties.

You keep your feelings and emotions to yourself and resent any attempt to analyze or probe them. Your home and surroundings are tidy and air-tight, as well. However, you don't mind probing and dissecting the lives of others. This can't help but produce a strain in your relations with others, and you probably get very little support for your detective work. These two parts of you which seldom meet cause constant tension, resulting in periodic explosions.

Opposition, quadrature: a categorical rejection of the maternal model and, therefore, of the female role, which consciousness often actively does not accept, trying to displace. And since the Moon in conditionalist astrology is associated with a person in his integrity, these aspects indicate difficulties associated with the body or damage to bodily health in childhood (illness, long and difficult labor that damaged the health of the newborn).

Self-assertion, dictatorship, authoritarianism, striving for success and popularity, self-confidence, overconfidence, arrogance. Inconsistency, inflexibility, lack of adaptability, and firmness. The positive side is immense ambition, which drives personal achievement. It gives self-confidence and the ability to fight; the ability to achieve, command, exercise power, and assertiveness.