Moon-Uranus aspects - The Little Strangeling

Moon conjunct Uranus, Moon sextile Uranus, Moon square Uranus, Moon trine Uranus, Moon opposite Uranus

The Moon-Uranus child managed to find mischief wherever she went. But really, it was mischief that went looking for her first. She plays with a secret toy box filled with magic parts, hidden compartments, psychic potions, and backward charms that she opens up to animate reality with her own imagination. It’s here that she learns reading and spelling by reading and casting spells. She learns time by visiting other dimensions, future lives, and excursions through the astral plains. She longs to recover her knowledge of the cosmos, constellations, and astronomy, and learns best when she is on the edge of outer space and out of her own mind. It’s very possible that any interest or belief in extraterrestrials came as a result of being visited by a supernatural being in a dream or during a powerful hypnognonic state. This may be especially true in the case of childhood abandonment or neglect, the child stares longingly out at the stars waiting for her ‘real family’ to come and take her home, and it’s likely because she has been sent guardians from the stars to ensure she is never left alone.

Memories of this childhood can recollected as a fast blurred cacophony of distorted dreams, unusual images, strange voices, and unbelievable stories. These may seem elusive or far away enough to belong to another person or a previous lifetime. Sometimes early encounters with humans leave her feeling like she is the alien, misunderstood and alone at a distance. Maybe she feels like her emotions are speaking in another language, or she can’t fit into the name and identity she was born into. She may have reported true experiences that were doubted, or suffered unusual bouts of anxiety that were dismissed or ignored. This would only reinforce that longterm sense of separation. 

The Moon-Uranus intellect is dialled into higher frequencies. She can ask questions that make the adults in her life question everything. If she was dissatisfied with the answer they gave her, she could simply disappear on a private search and find with the characters and caterpillars in her own mind. This child is so distractible because her distracted daydreams would unveil new realms that we could scarcely comprehend. Curiosity curates white rabbits and black cats that lead her into wild wonderlands inside. One visitor that is sure to find the Moon-Uranus child is the ‘muse’ or the divine muses who deliver ideas, inspiration, and visions to the artists and visionaries. This child has ‘a genius’, now regarded as the muse. There’s specially designed tricks in her magic toy box that nobody else would know how to find or use. It may crackle a charmed mind that spins patterns, language or arithmetic like rhythmic gymnastics. Maybe the muse moves through her like a flute and her fingers play unheard harmonies, or she has a perplexing photographic memory or ability to visually recall dreams. There’s no limit to the lifetime of possibilities that wait if these magic talent tricks are nurtured by her caregivers. The one left undisturbed to follow her joy and organic calling blooms this magic show naturally, this child thrives in the space of open-minds. Other children with this aspect who are redirected or forced into a mould express can grow into the adult who feels that she has no talent and nothing special to offer. And it’s only because she is searching for somebody else’s talent and definition, when her own is a one-of-a kind and never-seen-before performance. The spell of solitude in the Moon-Uranus child is strong for this reason. Being alone is electrifying because she becomes the authority and author of the whole scene and story. She has freedom to experiment with all of the spells and potions she has been collecting and conjuring up. While mischief was out looking for her, she was always up to something herself in the meantime. Cherry art by Nico Niemi

Moon-Uranus Personality Aspects ~ Get your feelings out of my head

~Sun-Uranus aspects: Experiences frequent ‘mid-life crisis’ episodes that begin in mid adolescence and appear without warning

~Moon-Uranus aspects: Emotions detonate inside the mind and bring psychological tension, there can be preoccupation with intellectualising the direct cause of every emotion and the right and wrong response

~Venus-Uranus aspects: Love is the breath of fresh air blown through life, may prefer not to define or confine relationships in fear of limiting the possibilities and stopping play

~Mars-Uranus aspects: Has discreet trigger points hidden everywhere, they can surprise everyone with lightning fast explosive rages, projecting or paranoia, and competitive antagonisms that disappear just as quick as they appear

~Jupiter-Uranus aspects: Happiness flashes in the future with grand promises waiting, but when they arrive the present never comes close to what they were shown

Moon - Uranus aspects: There can be wild, unstable, and unpredictable behaviour that arises with high emotional stimulus. The individual tries to ascend above the emotional experience, put on the clinical frames and study them like they belong to someone else

Moon-Uranus contacts

Moon conjunct Uranus, Moon square Uranus, Moon sextile Uranus, Moon opposite Uranus, Moon trine Uranus

People with Moon-Uranus aspects experience emotions that erupt abruptly and vanish just as mysteriously. The individual is subject to rapid emotional cycles that interlude with nerves and hyper mental arousal. There maybe a momentary aggression with feelings, chaos in the storm, followed by numbness and dissociation. Because emotions are typically uncontrollable, and arise suddenly, the individual can become mistrustful of feelings and hostile to emotional responses. There tends to be a tremendous humanitarian generosity in these people. The innate needs of people, and the way human beings are cared for in a global sense is important. The individual may become an advocate for what emotionally inflames them, especially if this relates to women’s issues and justice. There may be a sense of disengagement from the mother. She may have appeared aloof or declared her independence away from mothering. Something significant may have happened at this stage of life that forces the individual to fear attachment, closeness, and reliance. The inner child may have been abandoned, literally or figuratively. Ritualistic behaviors may be difficult to negotiate, considering the individual’s swinging need for a life of freedom and then safety and comforts. The home life may be somewhat chaotic, partly due to the individual’s need to stay on the move, and therefore neglect the child inside who needs security.

-Cherry