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- Me Against You
Sun Sesquiquadrate Moon
Opportunities
Embracing Your Interdependence
Expanding Your Self-Definition
Sun Aspects
The sun represents our vitality and our conscious ego, the self and its expression. It establishes our will to live and our creative force. It is associated with spontaneity and health. A well aspected Sun will describe a person who has heart, who cares for others both in general, and at the personal level. A poorly aspected Sun will describe a person who either has much more difficulty accessing this love and caring ability. In your chart the position of the sign represents your life purpose and style in which your make your mark in the world.
Sun Sesquiquadrate Moon
Being self-reliant is more important for you than for most people. You don’t like needing help, and receiving too much of it makes you feel uncomfortable. You’re a solo artist, a lone wolf, you want to be able to do your own thing and be left alone. You like being able to make your own decisions without having to justify them to anybody. When you do have to justify your work, anger at those you have to do it for bubbles under the surface. Consider the possibility that this could, to some extent at least, be a projection of your own inner conflicts, or of your own insecurities about the quality of the work that you’ve done. You’re interested in self-understanding, but often your passion for autonomy leads to these conflicts remaining a blind spot in your vision. Not all projects are solo projects, and much can be learnt by working with others. Communicating your needs and boundaries is often difficult for you, but improving at it could help you create more harmony with those you work with. They’ll then understand better what you need for them, and you’ll understand better what they need from you. But remain flexible enough to allow those boundaries to open occasionally. Life is growth, and it’s easy to limit yourself with too rigid a self-definition. The effort will be worth it as then you can benefit from the bounties that come from collaboration with others. One plus one, with the right attitude, can make three. And through this you’ll have learnt a lot about compromise, and you’ll have done the work necessary to come to terms with your own inner conflicts.
