The full moon birth sets the two lights in facing signs, each fully lit by the other. Awareness is the gift: nobody sees a situation from both sides as quickly as this native, because both sides are permanently installed. Relationship is the medium in which the aspect works itself out. Marriage matters enormously to such people, whether they marry once, four times or not at all, and the qualities they resent in a partner are usually the ones sitting in their own opposing sign, unclaimed.
Day to day it shows as oscillation on a longer cycle than the square's. The native throws themselves into public work for two years and then into private life for two more, each time convinced the previous arrangement was the error. Decisions get postponed while both cases are heard in full. Under pressure the native argues the opposite of whatever was last said to them, not from contrariness but because the other end is genuinely audible. Parents who wanted different things for the child are a standard feature of these charts.
Resolution is not a choice between the ends but a structure that carries both, and it is nearly always built with another person rather than alone. The native who finds work requiring negotiation, diplomacy, translation or judgement discovers the opposition was a qualification. What must be given up is the hope of a final settling. The pendulum does not stop; it only widens into something with a rhythm the native can plan around. Those who instead pick a side spend the rest of their lives quarrelling with people who embody the discarded half.
What It Gives
- ◆both sides of a case heard
- ◆unusual talent for negotiation
- ◆relationships taken seriously
- ◆awareness sharpened by contrast
What It Costs
- ◆long swings between public and private
- ◆decisions postponed indefinitely
- ◆own traits resented in a partner
This is one line of a whole chart. The rest of it — every placement, house and aspect at once — is a birth date away.
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