I have Pluto conjunct my moon and was raised by a hyper critical father where I was not allowed to show feelings, not allowed to have feelings, my feelings for others do often have to be transformed for my own safety, this hits home
Thank you! I learned this in the past 2 years from studying the charts of people who suffered from narcissistic abuse. I had to study a lot about narcissism and psychology in general, to understand how trauma shows up through astrology. But its really very intuitive to learn, it just takes the right mindset. You be a good astrologer if you're also a psychologist. :)
Gosh! Not that intuitive for the average person, a very deep diver you are. Then you must, must write a book. This is cutting edge info. What’s your occupation?
@@MiraOm thank you! I have started to write a book recently to share my personal list of indicators for certain mental health issues & their detailed explanation. I work as a somatic facilitator & astrologer. I specialise on trauma & mental health disorders. Before trauma & astrology, I was a detox specialist.
When mentioning "the Ascendant"; is this regarding the planet ruler of the Ascendant, the planet in conjunct with the degree of the Ascendant, or both? I imagine it would be the ruler of the ascendant, otherwise the planets and configurations you are sharing would all be present in the 1st house.
@@Oralaposteli thank you for your answer, this tendencies would you say could be more prevalent with conjunction? or take special importance with conjunction versus other challenging aspect which could be opposition & square?
@@estibalizsirenita4974 The conjunction is by far the most significant aspect in astrology. On a scale of importance from 1-10 I count an opposition as a 7 & a conjunction with an angle or luminary as a 10.
Good video. I was surprised to check out a chart of a person who has many Narcissistic traits, yet, all I see in their chart that might remotely be an indicator mentioned is Pluto (sq) Sun. Any chance Saturn would be involved in NPD? In case it is, this chart also has Saturn conj moon on the DSC opp ASC
I have Pluto conjunct my moon and was raised by a hyper critical father where I was not allowed to show feelings, not allowed to have feelings, my feelings for others do often have to be transformed for my own safety, this hits home
Oh my moon is also conjunct Antares double whammy
@@MiraAchaiah wow thats actually next level
I also have moon conjunct Chiron this feels like a personal reading over my childhood you are talented!
Holy crap I did have brain trauma at birth and had to be put in an incubator your on point
@@MiraAchaiah yup! astrology is very specific!
OMG you remind me SO MUCH of Sam, and I mean this as the highest of compliments
thank you hahaha! You'd probably be surprised to know that I share a lot of similar placements with sam...He is a double cancer like me :P
@@Oralaposteli sweet! Not surprising considering the similarity between you guys :)
@@Oralaposteli It's a shame Sam doesn't believe in the esoteric.
I checked Chris Watts's (the family annihilator) Sidereal chart; he indeed has Moon Lilith conjunction in his horoscope.
Thanks interesting. Could it be that retro Pluto, Black moon Lilith, and Uranus in ascendant be indicators of those into self annihilating/ suicide?
I have uranus conjunction moon damn thought it meant I was a genius 😢
My boyfriend has 5 of these aspects but in squares..
Interesting. Might need u to do a reading on my scorpio.
Ex has Uranus Mercury Pluto conjunct in 2nd house Virgo
And Neptune Mars conjunct 4th house Scorpio
You are sensitive and brilliant! Where did you learn all this?
Thank you! I learned this in the past 2 years from studying the charts of people who suffered from narcissistic abuse. I had to study a lot about narcissism and psychology in general, to understand how trauma shows up through astrology. But its really very intuitive to learn, it just takes the right mindset. You be a good astrologer if you're also a psychologist. :)
Gosh! Not that intuitive for the average person, a very deep diver you are. Then you must, must write a book. This is cutting edge info. What’s your occupation?
@@MiraOm thank you! I have started to write a book recently to share my personal list of indicators for certain mental health issues & their detailed explanation. I work as a somatic facilitator & astrologer. I specialise on trauma & mental health disorders. Before trauma & astrology, I was a detox specialist.
Powerful combo - I will make my way through your videos. I am Mira, counsellor and coach as well with alternative modalities. 👋👋
I should try a session with you- very interesting ..
I miss your long hair ❤ still look nice
When mentioning "the Ascendant"; is this regarding the planet ruler of the Ascendant, the planet in conjunct with the degree of the Ascendant, or both? I imagine it would be the ruler of the ascendant, otherwise the planets and configurations you are sharing would all be present in the 1st house.
the ascendant, the ruler & whatever is conjunct both of them.
@@Oralaposteli thank you for your answer, this tendencies would you say could be more prevalent with conjunction? or take special importance with conjunction versus other challenging aspect which could be opposition & square?
@@estibalizsirenita4974 The conjunction is by far the most significant aspect in astrology. On a scale of importance from 1-10 I count an opposition as a 7 & a conjunction with an angle or luminary as a 10.
Good video. I was surprised to check out a chart of a person who has many Narcissistic traits, yet, all I see in their chart that might remotely be an indicator mentioned is Pluto (sq) Sun. Any chance Saturn would be involved in NPD? In case it is, this chart also has Saturn conj moon on the DSC opp ASC
@@LeoMoon_Goddess yes saturn is often involved, all the outer planets in a major conjunction are indicators