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On the Importance of Mutual Moon Phase Affinities in Love Relationships

On this web site we, at Cosmic Technologies, have already written about the effect of the Moon Phase in relationships.

There is evidence that mutual affinities between partners mark their relationship and the more mutual affinities are found, the stronger or more powerful the relationship may be(come).

Sun-Moon affinities between couples may point to lasting love and in this article we would like to mention another powerful natal Sun-Moon (or Moon phase) affinity or analogy that is most often found in the natal charts of married couples.

The Concept or Principle

The rule goes as follows:

In the natal chart of a woman, look at the Sun's house position and in the natal chart of a man, look at the Moon's house position.

The house position of either Light reflects the distance between the Sun-Moon found in the natal chart of the partner (in which the house number equals the Moon phase number).

• the 1st house thus equals the 1st Moon phase (0°-30°)
• the 2nd house equals the 2nd Moon phase (30°-60°)
• the 3rd house equals the 3rd Moon phase (60°-90°)
• the 4th house equals the 4th Moon phase (90°-120°)
• the 5th house equals the 5th Moon phase (120°-150°)
• the 6th house equals the 6th Moon phase (150°-180°)
• the 7th house equals the 7th Moon phase (180°-210°)
• the 8th house equals the 8th Moon phase (210°-240°)
• the 9th house equals the 9th house phase (240°-270°)
• the 10th house equals the 10th Moon phase (270°-300°)
• the 11th house equals the 11th Moon phase (300°-330°)
• the 12th house equals the 12th Moon phase (330°-360°)

In a female natal chart, the house number the Sun is in reflects the Moon phase (Sun-Moon distance) of the partner/husband.

In a male natal chart, the house number the Moon is in reflects the Moon phase (Sun-Moon distance) of the partner/wife.

At least one of the affinities have to be found in both charts for a couple to marry.

In Practice

Now, that may be a difficult description or explanation, so let's take a look at some examples to make this rule more clear and practical.

Let's take Paul Newman and his wife Joanne Woodward.

In Paul Newman's natal chart, we find the Moon in the 2nd house.

Following the rule, his wife should be born under the 2nd Moon phase (30°-60°), which is not the case here.

In Joanne Woodward's natal chart, we find the Sun in the 2nd house too so that her husband should be born under the 2nd Moon phase (30°-60°).

When looking at Paul Newman's Sun and Moon positions, they are in adjacent signs (the Sun is in Aquarius and the Moon is in Pisces), reflecting the 2nd Moon phase (30°-60°).

So, in their case, one of the partners has fulfilled the rule.

Let's take another example; that of Prince William and his wife Catherine "Kate" Middleton.

In the natal chart of Prince William we find the Moon in the 7th house.

Following the rule, his wife should be born under a 7th Moon phase (180°-210°).

When looking at Kate Middleton's natal Chart, we notice the Sun and the Moon are in opposite signs; fulfilling the rule.

In Kate's natal chart, the Sun is found in the 6th house suggesting her husband would be born under a 6th Moon phase (150°-180°).

This is not the case but one of the partners has fulfilled the rule already so that the rule holds.

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