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Moon in Aquarius

In many of life situations Moon Aquarians have they own, distinct and sometimes very original opinion. And they are not going to change their opinion whatever happens, even if they will be left alone. It is very important for these people to retain their independence, they don't want their personal life to be anybody else's concern. They are always original, have outstanding abilities in one or another area and serve like a magnet for those people who share their interests. This is why Moon Aquarians so often take the central place in the company of associates. And even here they somehow manage to keep their uniqueness. They are not mixing well with other people, they are together with them, but still alone.

As a result of their character quite often Moon Aquarians can become really alone in their personal life, and their constant urge for independence can lead to chronic emotionall stress. Hence their susceptibility to the disorders of nervous and circulatory systems, as also those unpredictable changes in their mood. There is an impression that at times they are getting tired of themselves, and to get rid of this tiredness they are trying to change abruptly, as if to become a different person.

To restore after a significant stress, Moon Aquarians need to have a hobby which they could plunge themselves into, forgetting about the surrounding world. It would be really good for them if they could speak out their problems, but this is not so easy, because Moon Aquarians do not like to just chat with anyone about anything. They prefer dealing with experts in their field of interest - this is with whom they are ready to talk endlessly. And if there is no such a person, then a good book could become a replacement for a friend.

As parents, Moon Aquarians can be very original. From the early years they will make clear to their child that everyones individuality is precious, and everyone should be independent. As a result, their kids might not be always properly fed or dressed, but they become self-reliant earlier than their peers and their talents develop more successfully.