Taurus Sun with Pisces Moon and Scorpio Rising
Sun in Taurus with Moon in Pisces and Scorpio Rising Personality Traits:
Your Pisces Moon makes you a very sensitive Taurus. People admire your quiet charm, perceiving great depth and understanding behind your gentle manner. Of all the Taurus combinations, the Taurus Sun Pisces Moon combination is the most imaginative, artistic, and spiritual.
You possess the worldliness and common sense of Taurus as well as the sensitivity and poetic inspiration of Pisces. Conscientious and compassionate, nothing hurts you more than the thought of hurting another.
As an individual with a Taurus Sun Pisces Moon you do have one major problem to overcome: self-consciousness. You are just as determined and capable as other Taureans, but you are often too sensitive to stressful situations and find it difficult to learn from and deal with other people. You present a front that is purposeful, brave, and enduring, but you find it hard to live up to that persona.
Consequently, when people begin to expect a lot from you, you are tempted to run and hide, shutting yourself off from the risk of failure. You may even resort to your fantastic imagination as a means of escape.
Having a Taurus Sun Pisces Moon, self-acceptance is the first thing you must learn. Recognize and appreciate your refined and delicate emotional nature as an asset rather than an impediment. Develop some compassion for yourself, rather than subjecting yourself to endless rounds of examination and disapproval. Finally, dare to make your way in the real world, rather than dwelling in a perpetual fantasy land.
With a Taurus Sun Pisces Moon, as you have a tendency to repress your feelings, start to communicate freely with those around you. Don’t be afraid to express yourself—you have so much to offer! You have Taurean perseverance and the ability to continually renew yourself. All natives of Moon in Pisces can gain strength and solace from faith. Cultivate those spiritual instincts, instead of denying them.
Once you have thrown off your inhibitions, your many creative talents will unfold. Leonardo da Vinci was a Taurus Sun Pisces Moon native who exemplified the remarkable artistic and spiritual versatility of your combination.
Because you are highly suggestible, it is important that you choose your acquaintances with great care. This is especially true in romantic relationships. Don’t let yourself be so easily dominated by more aggressive types; they can push you around only if you let them. The female Taurus Sun Pisces Moon individual should resist marrying too young, as security and shelter are no substitute for long-term happiness. Most important, in choosing a partner, make sure he or she shares and respects your sensitive, gentle nature.
Keywords For A Taurus Sun Pisces Moon:
Imagination and realism; creative; musical; poetic; easy-going yet determined; responsive yet reserved; the practical dreamer; caring sensitivity; love of beauty; the nature mystic; resourceful.
Scorpio Rising
If you were born with Scorpio Rising, you put the whole force of your personality behind everything you do. You are not a halfway person. Scorpio Rising individuals have an intensity, a dynamism that seethes and roils under the surface. Your willpower and determination are formidable.
Having Scorpio Rising, though you are sometimes viewed as a lone wolf, you do have an ability to work with people—actually, to lead people. You are strongly persuasive and vigorously pursue your goals, and in addition have the power to make others pursue the same goals.
Clever, creative, and resourceful, with Scorpio Rising, your fertile mind seems to be an inexhaustible source of ideas and suggestions. Your brain behind your cool facade is always ticking away. One of the things you must do is find out how something works, to dissect it, study it, and put it back together so that it works better. This is also true in artistic terms; you can do great visionary work if you have Scorpio Rising in your chart.
As a Scorpio Rising individual you are happiest when you can control from behind the scenes. You tend to be secretive and reserved, and shun the spotlight because you can’t work there unnoticed. If you are domineering, it is a subtle dominance, a kind of mind control.
Some people claim that they are hypnotized by Scorpio Rising individuals; it’s true that you have a way of knowing what others are thinking. Much of this comes from your acute powers of observation. You are a charming, witty conversationalist, but the acute observer will soon notice that it is the other person who is doing most of the talking.
With Scorpio Rising, you are usually quietly watching, waiting, observing— filing away information that will be useful later on. Scorpio Rising individuals have a reputation for a sharp temper; the reputation is deserved. When crossed, you can be cruel and biting. You tend to use any weapon at your disposal—from ridicule to playing on a person’s fears. In the heat of that moment, the Scorpio Rising must be the victor. Later, you are remorseful for having dealt wounds, though it is extremely hard for you to say so.
Scorpio is the astrological sign of hidden passion; Scorpio Rising individuals tend to have a secret love affair at least one time in their lives, and usually marry more than once. They may suffer more financial setbacks and disappointments than other rising signs; but no other sign is more victorious in the end.
As a Scorpio Rising individual you tend to have sharp features, a prominent nose, and large, hypnotic eyes. Sometimes your brows are thick and dark. Your body is agile and moves decisively.
The planet Pluto, which rules Scorpio, is very prominent in your birth chart. The influence of Pluto bestows powerful feelings and emotions, a sense of purpose, persistence, determination, plus the imagination and ability to make a successful start in a new direction. This planet’s influence also favors secrecy, suspicion, jealousy, and cruelty.
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