June 11th, 2026: Aries To Taurus Moon

  • Aries Moon square Jupiter/Venus in Cancer (26-27 deg)

  • Moon Void of Course in Aries (27 deg, 4:22 am EDT)

  • Moon enters Taurus (8:28 am EDT)

  • Moon square Pluto Rx in Aquarius (5 deg)

The Aries Moon pings the separating Venus/Jupiter conjunction, triggering increased cravings for more love/happiness/indulgence. But this is antsy energy as the need for challenge/independence clashes with wants (comfortable indulgence, nurturing, hugs). The result is dissatisfaction and you may end up pushing and pushing until you drive someone away or overwhelm them. Or, you overdo the food/drinks/spending and you're still not happy.

It's important to realize the discord between wants and needs. As this is an active aspect, consider exploring new sources of comfort/happiness and make sure you don't dump all your expectations onto one person.

This is the last aspect before the Moon goes VOC and normally a Taurus Moon would feel quite soothing. But in this case we have a demanding square to Pluto Rx so watch for surprising surges of possessiveness (over things or people) and surges of fear that unearth survival issues. Extreme emotions can emerge and they'll be out of proportion to the situation (your survival will not actually be at stake). Recognize that some subconscious issues are being churned up and this is actually a prompt to make some some changes in your physical environment.

Painting by Frederick Sandys



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