Moon VOC and jobs...

[Juliet]

Hi everyone!
An interesting situation. I applied to three jobs this morning, by mail, and just cast an horary chart on the first. And guess what? Moon was at 16 deg of Virgo (conjunct my Mars) and VOC in the traditional sense already, since it only applies to a square with Pluto and POF at 10.
Am I right to believe the Moon is VOC here?? That early in a sign??



Thanks for any thoughts!

Juliet

[Amoroso]

I think you may be right! It does look VOC very early, the rest of the chart is all pretty early.

Anyone else?

Amoroso

[svenskasfinx]

I see aspects... the Moon will make a square to Part of fortune.. and then a Square to Pluto in 8 degrees: it doesn't mean that it won't work out well.. it just means it will take alot of effort to bring things to "perfection"...

Had it not been for Pluto being so late in degree.. I would have said : Yes, VOC.. but there it was... thus, not VOC because we count the aspects within 10 degrees with Horary (when dealing with the Moon and Sun... don't we? and with horary the orbs are quite wide...)

So it was VOC for a moment while you applied for your jobs, after the opposition to Uranus.., right?

Take care, hope all is well,

svenskasfinx

[Kim Falconer]

Okay, yes, orbs in Horary are about 8 to 10 degrees for major aspect BUT

THE MOON is allowed ALL APPROCHING aspects--there is no orb with the moon. Everything counts while the aspect remains in sign.

AND, if the moon has no approaching aspects to planets, she is zodiacally VOC, but an aspect to Fortuna counts, as do the parallels—we need to see the declinations here.

Let me quote Ivy Goldstein Jacobson on this:

"If in any aspect to Fortuna, the Moon is only zodiacally void of course. If the aspect is a parallel, (don't forget to check for parallel aspects everyone-kim!) conjunction, sextile, or trine NOTHING BUT SUCCESS will be experienced and there will be no undue expense or loss. "

I would count Pluto, and that final aspect is a square--you may find the success lies in taking a different job, (not the one asked about) but success none the less.