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The Moon in Sagittarius

Sagittarius Moon in the Natal Chart: The Traits, Emotions & Lifestyles of the Lunar Sagittarians

Meet the Sagittarius Moon: hopeful, restless and nourished by a sense of possibility. This essay explores the freedom, meaning and adventure that keep this Moon alive.

Sagittarius Moon in the natal chart

Sagittarius Moons are full of hope and faith, sometimes to the point of being unrealistic. Their love of adventure parallels their love of ideas, knowledge, and all that is visionary and expansive. Given this, they are often very drawn to travel, seeking the illumination found in experiences that foreign cultures have to offer.

These Moons can be quite philosophical. They are born to seek the truth, search for answers, and pursue experiences that hold a greater purpose. Higher education is often emphasized in their lives. With so much knowledge under their belt, Sagittarius Moons often have a passion for teaching, preaching, and sharing the wisdom they have acquired. Frequently, they are highly creative individuals, channeling their fiery nature into engage in artistic expression.

Magnanimous Jupiter rules these Moons, bestowing them with a perpetual cheer and optimism. They prefer to see the best in life, in situations, and in people. Uplifting others and providing positive encouragement comes naturally to Sag Moons. Yet, they may be less comfortable when it comes to processing heavier emotional experiences. They often put a positive spin on everything and may be uneasy when it comes to dealing with pain and suffering. However, they are adept at seeing the big picture and with that vision in place, these Moons can readily meet challenging situations and emotions.

Freedom is incredibly important to these natives. They may be very active, whether in traveling the world, exploring the great outdoors, or through other physical or social activity. In fact, this is often how they care for themselves — through pursuit, adventure, and risk taking. Sagittarius Moons love to throw themselves into life. They may end up living far from home, feeling more like a citizen of the world rather than belonging to a single place.

The Moon symbolizes the initial formative experiences and the instinctual tendencies that emerge from the impressions of family, home, and, more specifically, the Mother. Those with the Moon in Sagittarius Moons may have experienced their mother (or other relevant caregiver) as idealistic, full of life, adaptable, and fun-loving. They may have been highly independent. Sagittarius Moons may have also experienced their Mother as judgmental, dogmatic, or cynical. Their parent may have put a high value on religion or philosophy and expected others to share their viewpoints.

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