Pisces Sun with Scorpio Moon and Pisces Rising
Sun in Pisces with Moon in Scorpio and Pisces Rising Personality Traits:
Truly, madly, deeply emotional – that is you. Overflowing with feeling, you are entirely subjective in approaching life and people. For better or for worse, your emotions, convictions, and opinions rule you.
Having a Pisces Sun Scorpio Moon, you are enormously perceptive about people, motives, and the vagaries of human nature, you could be drawn into detective work where your morbid fantasies can run riot. Likewise, you may find yourself in medical or scientific research where your intuitive hunches and deeply searching mind can come together to make healing discoveries for humankind. Or the world of psychology and alternative therapies may lure you into its fascinating realm of the underworld, for you are amazingly at home with the unconscious and all that is there, including madness. Private and brooding, but feeling like an open book, you are often like a crucible where the whole gamut of human emotions play themselves out.
Strongly intuitive, you are aware of various levels of interaction between and among people, and in any sort of gathering your quiet strength and intensity is felt by others. You can see through anyone, and at different times easily identify with the ecstatic, the funny, the depressed, and the tragic in your friends and family. You have an instinctive understanding of people and can marshal much compassion for yourself and suffering humanity.
Nevertheless, you can be quite scathing when it comes to criticizing things you do not like or agree with. You can suddenly dig in your heels and become stubborn and cantankerous. This can develop into a negative tendency of jumping to emotionally charged conclusions, not realizing that rigid feelings and notions about issues prevent you from getting genuine new input and insight. And if these judgments are based on dark suspicions and fears, you will often end up needlessly sabotaging your own happiness.
Although you tune in sympathetically to people, you have difficulty in articulating your emotions, and can get terribly frustrated with feeling misunderstood. But once you have decided something is worth your effort you are blessed with fanatic dedication and perseverance. Hence you are fiercely loyal to your partner when you have found the right person, even though he or she may never completely fathom your private depths.
With a Pisces Sun Scorpio Moon, your intellectual capacity is truly amazing when you get beyond your prejudices, and you could be interested in all manner of mysteries and miracles, including birth, death, reincarnation and the ancient wisdom traditions. In fact, to compensate for your tremendous emotional bias, you may swing into very heady areas, such as math and computing, in order to keep a grip on life. You can appear to be laughing at yourself and taking things lightly when actually an awareness of the gravity of life and all its pain and injustices never leaves you. You prefer your own company much of the time; in silence you analyze and work things out for yourself.
Keywords For A Pisces Sun Scorpio Moon:
Emotional; intuitive; psychological insight; the agony and the ecstasy; passionate; complex; stubborn; rich imagination; strong in adversity; helpful; the will to expose exploitation and hardship; embraces the comic and tragic together; self-sacrifice v. self-control.
Pisces Rising
If you were born with Pisces Rising, you carry within yourself a strong artistic gift that must sooner or later find expression. You have an active fantasy life and a pronounced romantic outlook. You want life to be perfect and since it isn’t, you choose not to see what you don’t want to see.
Down deep, many Pisces Rising individuals believe that they alone are destined to suffer disillusionment in life; sometimes others sense this secret sorrow in you. Often you feel you were born at the wrong time in the wrong place, and you are strongly drawn to the past.
Basically, with Pisces Rising, you have a dauntless goodwill toward others. You tend to be very sociable, fond of entertaining, and enjoy the warmth of companionship. You love the good life—fine food and drink especially, beautiful clothes, and travel. At parties Pisces Rising individuals are vivacious and verbal (sometimes you talk too much); you enjoy performing in front of a group. A talent for mimicry makes many with Pisces Rising turn to the theater.
For the individual with Pisces Rising, the word sentimental comes to mind when describing you. Your tender feelings are easily moved by sad stories, lost animals, and unhappy human beings. Your personality is also changeable, at times moody and distressed. Worry and imagined fears overtake and sometimes overcome you.
Having Pisces Rising, in your private life you tend to be disorganized, a bit careless, the kind who is forever losing or misplacing belongings. In work, however, you are knowledgeable and creative and can be quite disciplined when working within a group, especially in artistic projects. You are also successful in occupations that involve writing and travel.
Many Pisces Rising individuals frequently change their residence. It often happens with Pisces Rising that a person who was an adversary in early years becomes a valuable friend later on. You may sometimes have trouble with a first marriage because of in-laws and relatives. With Pisces Rising you are probably fond of children; your own children usually bring you pride and happiness.
If you have Pisces Rising, you tend to have large, luminous eyes and a sensuous mouth. You are likely to have wavy hair and well-shaped feet.
The planet Neptune, which rules Pisces, is very prominent in your birth chart. The influence of Neptune bestows compassion, sensitivity, keen intuition, imagination, creativity, and an interest in spiritual things and the occult. It also encourages confusion, indecisiveness, worry, vagueness, carelessness, and self-deception.
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