Moon signs

Your Sun is who you’re becoming. Your Moon is what you need when the day has gone badly. Here it is, sign by sign.

  • Moon in AriesA Moon in Aries feels things quickly and says so. What it needs to feel safe, how its temper works, and how to comfort someone who hates being comforted.
  • Moon in TaurusA Moon in Taurus settles through the body: food, touch, a familiar evening. What it needs to feel safe, and what happens when things change too fast.
  • Moon in GeminiA Moon in Gemini works out feelings by putting them into words. Why it needs conversation to feel close, and why a joke isn’t always a dodge.
  • Moon in CancerThe Moon is at home in Cancer. Why this placement soaks up every mood in the room, keeps everything, and needs time alone to recover.
  • Moon in LeoA Moon in Leo feels most secure when it matters to someone. Why being overlooked hurts so much here, and why the generosity is as real as the pride.
  • Moon in VirgoA Moon in Virgo shows care by being useful and calms itself by sorting things out. Where that helps, where it turns to worry, and what to say to one.
  • Moon in LibraA Moon in Libra feels best when things are fair and everyone’s okay. Why that can hide a lot of inner argument, and how to say what you actually want.
  • Moon in ScorpioA Moon in Scorpio feels deeply and shows little. Why trust takes so long here, how brooding works, and what it takes to be let in.
  • Moon in SagittariusA Moon in Sagittarius copes by looking ahead. Why it needs freedom to feel secure, and why it may try to cheer you up when you just want to be heard.
  • Moon in CapricornA Moon in Capricorn keeps it together, often since childhood. What security means here, why asking for help is hard, and how warmth shows up.
  • Moon in AquariusA Moon in Aquarius thinks about what it feels. Why it needs space and friends as much as romance, and how to tell detachment from not caring.
  • Moon in PiscesA Moon in Pisces feels what everyone else feels. How to look after that sensitivity, why it needs to drift, and how to keep hold of what’s yours.