Moon Square Pluto

Writings: https://jazminejenne.substack.com/

[polaroidsandthoughts]

showing her sensitive soul II

[radical-revolution]

If you want to understand and be understood with all your heart, then leave your judgments and assumptions behind.

[moonsquarepluto11]

Hi! I was wondering if you have the moon square Pluto placement and if so, how was your relationship like with your mother? I have a child with this placement and from what I’ve read so far it seems like I will have a very deep profound affect on him and I just wanna know what could i do as a mom so that he doesn’t have a negative experience with this aspect? I plan on getting him into counseling young and trying my best to be there for him emotionally without being overbearing. What areas do you feel like your mom could have put more effort into of your life?

Hello!

This is a really late reply as I am not on here as often as I use to, but I hope it is still helpful. What I would say with this placement is to nurture the emotional psych as much as you nurture any other aspects of your child. It is not something that can fall through the cracks for it is the foundation from which they not only perceive the world but themselves. What I found with this placement is that emotions are the main characters of our story. Trying to "control" the emotions is not as important as trying to integrate with them. This is because they that act as an aspect of the intuition. So people with this placement, emotion are not something you can (or should) suppress.

You asking these questions and even considering putting your child into counseling while they are young shows you are already in the right mindset of holding space for this moon. The best advice I could give is not not beat yourself up, or hyper focus on this placement. It will do what it is designed to do for your child's incarnation regardless of how comfortable we make that moon. BUT if your child can come to you as a grounded presence, a safe space for when it get psychologically tough, that makes a world of difference. As the mother, you are the anchor (especially in this case) for their perception of the world.

Wishing you all the support along your journey.

[hisa-88]

Tsumago-juku.

[letmesleeponu4sumtime]

Joyce Lee, 2022

[radical-revolution]

… time to read

[moonsquarepluto11]

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Flow State

and creativity

[wantsneedsandloves]

Nina Simone at Carnegie Hall 1965.

[deletingmyself]

(by JOHN TOWNER)

[moonsquarepluto11]

The Earth is always calling me to her.

[soracities]

“Dark, dark my light, and darker my desire.”

— Theodore Roethke, In a Dark Time (via celestialreckoning)

[soracities]

“The peculiar vanity of man, who wants to believe and who wants other people to believe that he is seeking after truth, when in fact it is love that he is asking the world to give him.”

— Albert Camus - Notebooks 1935 - 1942 (via sisyphean-revolt)

[feral-ballad]

Katherine Larson, from Radial Symmetry; “Gardens in Tunisia”

[Text ID: “There are days that walk through me / and I cannot hold them.”]

[luthienne]

“I make my bed every morning. / I don’t know where to start / so I start with the bed. / Then I fall to my knees against it.”

— Katie Ford, If You Have To Go: Poems; “The Addresses”

[moonsquarepluto11]

Mothering is hard, especially if there are parts of yourself you are still trying to love.

[weltenwellen]

Charif Shanahan, from "Fig Tree"

[moonsquarepluto11]

I’m at a crossroads between wanting to disappear from the internet entirely or sharing more of my experiences, thoughts, and feeling through art/words.