Sun Quincunx Moon

October 30, 2011
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Sun quincunx MoonSun quincunx Moon is supposed to be the aspect of adjustment, but that rather downplays this jazzy number. Dissonance chords in music are said to be unpleasant to the ear, we expect them to move to a more stable chord. But a piece of music without dissonance is boring.”The pattern of tension and release created by resolved dissonances is part of what makes a piece of music exciting and interesting.” [Catherine Schmidt-Jones]. People with Sun inconjunct Moon tend to be people who shake things up. I liken it to the pearl in the shell caused by that niggling grit of sand. It seems quite alchemical. So these guys succeed in marrying paradoxical elements together successfully after some initial struggle and then make their name from that. Merging the masculine and feminine, logic and intuition into a totally new creation.

Sun Quincunx Moon Celebrities

Rudolph Valentino (75′) was a great example of this paradox, thought as a threat to the all American man with his dandiness and pomaded hair. Rumours of his homosexuality were completely unfounded. His Ex heavy-weight boxing trainer Jack Dempsey said “He was the most virile and masculine of men. The women were like flies to a honeypot.” Glenda Jackson (05′) gave up her BAFTA winning acting career to shake up British parliament as a Labour backbencher MP. A feminist and committed socialist, she is known for her opinionated and blunt manner. Wesley Craven (71′) rebelled his strict Baptist upbringing and became famous for his horror movies, including the highly successful “Nightmare On Elm St“  Others include Nobel literature prize winner Patrick White (85′) who had a very strange 1920′s upbringing, living in a one bedflat with his nanny, sister and maid while his parents lived next door. Anita Bryant (60′)  famous for her Christian fundamentalist crusade against homosexuals in the 1960s. And Jazz supremo John Coltrane (70′) who reformed spiritually after a 4 year heroin addiction.

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One Response to Sun Quincunx Moon

  1. Ellen Longo on April 11, 2010 at 6:59 pm

    This one I’ve got, although across the sign line. Sun at 0 Sag; Moon at 27 Gemini. I really relate to what you said about “marrying paradoxical elements,” as seen in my astrology for business blog. My professional background as a CPA, CFP, CFO etc, has always had to coexist with my long devotion to a Guru, 10 years in an ashram, and now blogging about seemingly disconected topics. I also like how you say we can be successful. I have been in the past and hope I will again be with blogging, after the “initial struggle.”

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