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Moon Trine Natal Mercury
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Transit Aspects
Astrological transits are a part of what is usually called predictive astrology, the claim of astrology to predict or forecast future trends and developments. Most astrologers nowadays regard the term 'prediction' as something of a misnomer, as modern astrology does not claim to directly predict future events as such. Instead it is claimed that an astrological pattern with regard to the future can correspond with any one of a variety of possibilities. What is in fact foretold is the trend of circumstances and the nature of the individual's reaction to the situation
Moon Transits
The Moon spends only about two and a half days in a natal house. This means that its effects occur so quickly that you feel them more as unconscious urges and impulses than conscious reactions to situations. The effects of the transiting Moon, as it makes aspects with your natal planet positions, are often felt for only a matter of hours. Regardless of whether you are consciously aware of them, you will feel the effects of the Moon.
Moon Trine Natal Mercury
At this time you’ll be in touch with your feelings more than usual, and you’ll find them to be in enhanced harmony with your rational mind. It’s a great time to express yourself in whatever way comes natural to you, whether that be writing, vlogging or talking with friends. The insight you have could end up being very useful to others. Any time you think you’re the only one suffering through a problem, you’re wrong. You’ll feel strong urges to connect deeply with people, and you’ll be open more than ever to listening. Women will be particularly harmonious company at this time, and you’ll find your perception of self and of the world around you enhanced when connecting with them.
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