With your Moon in Aries, your emotional response to the world and other people
is coloured by an unconscious desire to get ahead at all costs.  Therefore
when your feelings are aroused you act with great force and directness, for
you develop a sense of security in this way.  You are courageous, for you
have a feeling that what you are doing is right, but when your anger is ar-
oused you tend to be impulsive and careless, saying and doing things that
you may later regret.  In relationships you express yourself clearly, but
you may feel insecure if you cannot take the lead all the time.  You need to
remember that many of your fears and phobias centred round loss of control are
based more in the past and in your own mind than in current reality.  Once you
develop more understanding of your emotional set-up, as you will through trial
and error, you will realise that you will benefit from throwing yourself whole
heartedly into some cause you really value, using your emotional energy more
constructively.  You will also learn not to alienate others by rash displays
of temper that they may remember long after you have forgotten them.
With your Moon in Taurus, your emotional response to the world and other peo-
ple is coloured by an unconscious desire to get in touch with tangible reality,
and to make this as comfortable and secure as possible.  You like to feel that
your physical surroundings and emotional relationships are stable, and you
prefer not to rock the boat if possible.  Thus you are patient and emotionally
supportive towards people, showing a tendency to maintain the status quo, which
may come across as laziness or stubbornness if other people try to persuade you
out of your habitual way of being.  While your sensible approach to looking
after your practical and emotional needs, and your being in touch with others'
needs and feelings, is highly valuable, there is a risk that you may behave
as though a situation exists long after it has ceased to exist, rather than
face the prospect of making changes and adjustments necessary in the light of
reappraisal of your circumstances.  Hopefully  other areas of your personality
will come to your aid here to stop you getting into too habitual responses to
those aspects of life where more dynamic action is appropriate.
With your Moon in Gemini, your emotional response to the world and to other peo-
ple is coloured by an unconscious desire to find out as much as possible about
everything so that you can base your emotional responses on theories developed
from generalising your experiences.  You are therefore highly inquisitive about
human nature, for you want to understand your own emotions through observation
of how others react when their feelings are aroused.  On the plus side, this
means that you can keep your cool while others are losing theirs, and you can
also help other people to detach themselves from distressing feelings.  How-
ever there is the distinct risk that you may intellectualise or rationalise
your feelings, the effect of which will be to make you feel that other people
are being unreasonable.  Although you are not argumentative by nature, except
in fun, there is a risk that you will talk the hind legs off a donkey when
you feel strongly about something, and your skilful use of words and gestures
may convey more than you think when you are angry; you may upset sensitive
people with your apparent insistence on reason rather than emotion.
With your Moon in Cancer, your emotional response to the world and to other peo-
ple is coloured by an unconscious desire to take care of your own and others'
emotional needs.  This means that you respond subjectively to situations and
people at an unconscious level, whether or not your conscious response is
more objective.  Your memory for emotionally charged events is long and vivid,
and you are show a strong tendency towards prejudice, with strong likes and
dislikes, based on your past experiences.  You will react strongly to protect
yourself and other people you care about, as you have well developed maternal
instincts.  Your broad emotional flexibility and responsiveness is highly
important to you, and you will always place a high priority on how you feel in
evaluating any situation.  However, there is some danger in that you might
carry this too far, allowing your feelings to interfere in decisions and sit-
uations which would better be dealt with by objective analysis.  Although
this may not be your cup of tea, you need to accept that logic does have a
place in decision making, even though for you feelings are more important.
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