Disseminating Moon in Gemini: Multiple Perspectives

Early Thursday, we slip into the Disseminating phase with a Moon in late Gemini. It’s only been three days since the Full Moon. The outer planets are all in roughly the same places, and even the inner planets are not that far away from where they were. Except the Moon, our messenger, the one who moves around, connecting, collecting, and filling us in on what’s going on.

In late Gemini, we realize we’ve got to make some choices. At the end of the sign of the twins, we know only one can survive. We can only follow one path. But this is tough on a Moon who can see so many perspectives. How can we possibly choose one?

First we feel the need to collect as much information as we can. This Moon connects to all the personal planets: Sesquiquadrate the Sun, quincunx Mercury, trine Venus, sextile Mars, sextile Jupiter. There’s also a trine to the North Node and sextiles to the South Node and to Eris. So much to process!

Gemini is good at juggling, but in the end, choices must be made. For us, in the current timeline, this involves choosing among sources. Who can we believe? Who do we trust? Then there are the emerging stories: Can that possibly be true? What does it mean?

This Moon will engage us in different scenarios. What will happen to me if this is true? Between outcome A and B, which will change my life more? Which will be better for the world overall?

As we check in, process, juggle, and sort, we can keep some things in mind: This Moon is leaving a sextile with Mars in Leo, and moving into a sextile with Jupiter in Leo and a trine to Venus retrograde. There’s good news, or at least some hopeful signs, as well as challenges.

After connecting with Jupiter and Venus, this Moon sextiles Chiron. If we pay attention, there will be pointers for some personal healing work we can do. This Gemini Moon can stay flexible, pay attention, and look for positive opportunities. Nothing is settled, but all is not lost.

Title adapted from an image by FlyD on Unsplash


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