March 15, 1951 Astrology calendar

Moon (Gemini) Trine Neptune (Libra)

The Trine between Moon and Neptune gives us an impressive spirit, active imagination, good empathy, and an excellent understanding of art. We are attractive, dreamy, and enthusiastic, and have a fertile vision.

Moon (Gemini) Square Jupiter (Pisces)

This square can put us in opposition to the law and the authorities. We also tend to extravagance and waste. Conflicts, disadvantages, or damage could arise in love relationships. Separations from wife or mother could occur. Bile and liver are vulnerable.

Moon (Gemini) extile Venus (Aries)

This extile is a perfect aspect in terms of love and marriage. Our feeling of love is reliable; we are adaptable and courteous. We are open to family life. We avoid arguments and conflicts.

Half Moon (Gemini)

This constellation can lead to family problems, health disorders, difficulties at work, discomfort with the opposite sex, and public disagreements.

Moon (Gemini) Square Saturn (Virgo)

This square means restrictions, depression, dissatisfaction, stubbornness, and insincerity. We could have an unlucky hand in partnerships.

Mercury (Pisces) Opposition Saturn (Virgo)

The square between Mercury and Saturn can make us greedy, suspicious, resentful, quarrelsome, and stubborn. Inhibitions in the spiritual-spiritual area could occur. Failure could occur. In the family circle, there can be disputes and separations.

Duration: about one day.

Moon → Cancer

The Cancer Moon supports the unfolding of the pleasant side of life. The longing for home and homeland, rest, and security are in the foreground. It is an excellent opportunity to relax and develop new energy in our soul.