Combination of Sun and Moon Constellations: A Case Study of Sun Scorpio

In the personal astrolabe, the Sun and Moon constellations have the deepest influence on people. The sun represents a person's external personality, which is an image in the eyes of outsiders, while the moon constellation represents a person's inner true psychology, which is a personality that only oneself and close people know. So today we will take Sun Scorpio as an example to analyze its combination of sun and moon constellations.

Sun Scorpio Moon Aries

Taking Sun Scorpio as an example, this paper gives three examples of the combination of Sun and Moon constellations. If the sun sets in Scorpio and the moon in Aries in the personal chart, then people with this configuration are focused on clear goals and have personalities, and their ambitions have left a deep mark on their personalities. They are very independent and impulsive. They are agile, smart and have a strong sense of self-protection. Although they are reckless and irritable, they are also respected for their resolute actions and consistent words and deeds.

Sun Scorpio Moon Taurus

Under the configuration of this sun and moon constellation, their thoughts will be more realistic, because their thoughts, emotions, plans and goals are macroscopic and very extensive. Scorpio's emotional strength, willpower, determination and Taurus's stability and reality will all be integrated in this. When achieving their goals, their firm determination and concentrated attention will show the cold side of their personality. They are very persistent in their habits and conventions and rarely change their views. Constantly pursuing their own achievements often makes them nervous.

Sun Scorpio Moon Gemini

People with this configuration are very smart, and at the same time, they look elegant and elegant in the eyes of outsiders, and the opposite sex is very good. Their sense of humor is keen, even a little ironic. Scorpio's concentration and aversion to any problem is challenged by Gemini's desire to change, resulting in a lot of excessive tension and active emotions. They are eager for change and are rarely satisfied with existing ideas or opinions.