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This placement confers a real love of science and

natural laws. Your child may be a tireless worker with

absolute determination and the ability to carry great

projects through to completion. (Especially in the affairs

of the houses and signs where the Sun and Saturn are

posited.) Always the protector to those she comes to know,

your child likely is loyal to friends and will tend to have

long and secure relationships. Sometimes this aspect points

to a position of authority in adult life. Regardless of

circumstances, the child with this contact is apt to

receive support from parents and elders during childhood.

Nevertheless, her most significant achievements come from

her own efforts. This Sun-Saturn aspect strengthens the

constitution. Your child benefits by learning in a

structured environment, by developing a strong moral

character and by acquiring study habits that teach her

organization and concentration.

Sun-Uranus aspects often indicate leadership potential.

Your child may be very magnetic, others being drawn to her.

She is not afraid to be different, and may indeed be a

"trendsetter." Later in life she is likely to be interested

in some kind of social or political reform. However, the

child with the this aspect may be somewhat of a rebel, with

a history of flaunting convention and going against

authority. She may feel different than her schoolmates. She

could separate herself out and end up as the loner,

although this is not necessarily what she inwardly desires.

Your child could be very bright with exceptional talent. To

be happy, however, she needs to learn to cooperate with

others. Be patient in seeing her through those unexciting

but necessary routines which are simply part of life. Her

ideas may be brilliant, but help her learn to test them for

practical value as well. Sometimes, Sun-Uranus aspects

describe the father as being radical, eccentric, highly

individualistic or somehow unusual. Note: if Saturn is well

aspected, your child is more apt to have her feet on the

ground!

This is an aspect of confrontation. The child has

lessons to learn in cooperating and dealing harmoniously

with others. Perhaps she feels threatened and shy, or

perhaps she tends to be demanding of loved ones. She could

tend toward explosions and could have strong disagreements

with authority figures. Some children with this aspect

express themselves in such a forceful manner that others

feel taken back! Avoid threatening, coercing or putting

down this child. The better she feels about herself, the

greater chance she will have of mastering this aspect! When

channeled constructively, this aspect can lead to profound

self-awareness and leadership potential.

The Moon: Emotions, Habits, Family, Mother

In a child's chart, we look to the position of the Moon

to understand the child's perception of her mother, of her

need to be cared for and to nurture. The Moon also

describes the child's experience within her family, with

its particular dynamics, tradition and heritage. From

these, the child establishes her roots. The Moon, then,

indicates the early childhood environment, our early

support systems. Emotional responses are traced to the Moon

and hence, to patterns established during childhood (and

even during other lifetimes). These often become automatic

and subconscious in the adult. Thus, the sign placement of

the Moon reveals much about our child's emotional needs and

expressions. The Moon may dominate the child's chart during

the first 7 years of life. The Moon will tell us what the

child needs to feel secure and also what kinds of habits

would be helpful or detrimental to her development. For

example, a child with a Sagittarian Moon is happy when she

has plenty of room to explore. (But she needs to learn the

value of limits) A Cancer Moon child, in contrast, may

cling to Mom's apron strings. (But she may need to overcome

fear of making it on her on).

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