Libra Moon

Amongst the crystalline skies, Libra makes its home in Cancer through a natural harmony of the soul. The goddess Cypris, mighty among men and honored by many names, represents the soft Moon; worldly equity merges with personal necessity.

Libra Moon blends the feeling of Cancer and Libra, two signs naturally at a square aspect from one another. It is the essence of life's balancing act.

Eager to please, this moon is extra sensitive to the needs of others and wants to be admired and loved. Because of this, you need Cancer's armor to be on guard against false flattery. Especially if the Moon is afflicted, you may be too dependent. You should learn to say no, to put your foot down, and to stand up for yourself. The dyadic Moon brings a sort of expected unpredictability: your relationships might be unstable, but you aren't usually taken by surprise in this area.

You are gorgeously emotionally intelligent and have an incredible Venusian touch with your own mentality. You're certainly independent, but many times you may find yourself craving dependency; to be able to open up to someone else who understands, as you allow others to so frequently open up to you. Overall, your soul is pleasant, gentle, creating a decorative aura that proves alluring to others around you.

In a diurnal chart, the heat and dryness go against the cool and wet nature of the Moon. The dryness provides distinction so that there is some degree of social separation. This usually means that the individual is not as open in expressing feelings and seeking the approval of others, preferring to seem detached or more unconcerned than they are. In some cases this is because they fear disapproval or rejection or they want to keep the peace from being disturbed.

In a nocturnal chart, the cool and wet nature of the Moon is reinforced. There is more openness in the expression of feelings and greater harmony in relationships. There is usually an appropriate level of give and take, but this native needs to beware of succumbing to flattery and becoming too dependant upon others. In some cases this is reversed and the native occasionally needs to extricate him/herself from too many social obligations and entanglements.