MOON REMAINS IN GEMINI until 2:58pm EST on Saturday, February 24 at which time it goes VOID OF COURSE. It remains V/C until 10:06pm when it ENTERS CANCER. MOON REMAINS IN CANCER until Monday, February 26 at 4:51pm. LAST ASPECT OF CANCER MOON: Moon Square Uranus in Aries. Cancer is ruled by The Moon, so its natural Archetype which is The FEMININE ARCHETYPE is very strong. This suggests that home and family are the highlighted subjects of this period. Our emotions are likely to be sensitive as well as moody and changeable. Try not to take things too personally as Cancer reflects a subjective state of being. Notice your mind machinery running the same tape repeatedly...ad nauseum. Breath in, exhale and empty your brain until it's still. Now there's an opening, even for a moment, to see the other's perspective. The 90º Square is considered a hard Aspect. The Moon strives to Belong. Uranus carries the principle of Separation. It needs independence and space, especially in Aries. We can see how this Last Aspect triggers two very different drives and that it's likely conflicts will ensue...to the degree of Uranian shock. Family members may have different needs or perspectives, so try be patient and give each other some freedom to move. Use Uranus to find an innovative way to be with old family issues.
In general though, actions initiated during this Moon period tend to have CHALLENGING resolutions.
CANCER SCENE FOR THE DAY: Hereditary 2018; Director: Ari Aster. This Sundance horror film takes family issues to a new level! Oh sensitive Cancer dear ones, beware...this is not a film for the faint hearted. Toni Collette and Gabriel Byrne lead the cast of Aster's debut feature film. The Hollywood Reporter, one of the major film industry publications, describes the film as follows:
"Arguably the most effective domestic horror chiller since
The Conjuring and
The Babadook,
this A24 release should hit discerning genre fans right where they
live. Aster's ability to modernize his obvious reverence for the expert
mood modulation, visual command and layered characterizations that
defined sophisticated horror of the 1960s and '70s catapults the
writer-director into the vanguard of contemporary horror auteurs. The
film's superb cast, led by an astonishingly good Toni Collette,
represents another strong draw.
Hereditary lifts from an adventurous range of influences that spans from the problem-spawn classic
Rosemary's Baby through the malignant mood piece
The Shining to the non-horror family grief drama
In the Bedroom, with dollops of Greek tragedy and textbook demonology stirred into the mix." If you make it through the trailer, look for its release in June.
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