Moon in Aquarius Storyteller

An Unconventional Storyteller

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The moon is a satellite that functions much like a planet.  It represents emotion, memories, introspection/reflection, perception, nurture, growth, and imagination.  Because of this, it will influence how we tell stories. The moon doesn't necessarily tell stories in the methodical way (like Mercury would); the moon reflects the more emotional or subjective part of story telling which is based upon our perceptions of the world or how we wish the world was. Aquarius is the sign of the water-bearer representing genius, revolution/rebellion, humanity, advancement, social order, and spontaneity.  Aquarius is traditionally ruled by Saturn, which is a planet in astrology that represents limits/boundaries, time, age, karma, discipline, structure, and order. Aquarius is also co-ruled by Uranus the planet of change, invention, chaos, rebellion/revolution, and discovery. Aquarius is a fixed sign which means it is stable by nature and it is an air sign which means it is mental. It is also an extroverted sign, which means it expresses itself more overtly.

 

When the moon is in Aquarius the emotions usually motivate the native to react in an aloof and detached sort of way, but of course they are rather spontaneous and unusual.  You never know what kind of feeling or mood they will give you. They can be cold to some, friendly to others. It is really dependant on how others perceive them. They are internal humanitarians and proponents of social order and propriety.  However, they are also internal rebels with a need to express themselves freely. This complex and paradoxical individual is always interesting to those around them, but the hardest person to get to know or understand. In most cases, these natives even struggle to understand themselves.  They just want equilibrium in their life.

 

Moon in Aquarius Story

The moon in Aquarius native is unconventional, eccentric, humanitarian, and inventive as a story writer.   They are not afraid to push the envelope and do something different. Their stories are always filled with twists and turns.  They don’t like to do the expected, so expect their writing to be an original experience. They also enjoy reading books with this unconventional approach.  They may tell or write stories that inspire change in humanity, which is what they seek to do. They may be a bit too changeable at times because their ideas change according to their shifting feelings.  Their stories often reflect their complicated and paradoxical attitude towards life. A clash of morality mixed with rebellious ideas is what you will feel when you read or listen their stories. They are one of those people that enjoy irony and satire in storytelling.  Don’t be alarmed by their eccentric reactions to criticisms. In fact, they may gain more incentive to be even more unusual should they be criticized. Their concepts may seem out of the ordinary (maybe even controversial), but there is always a method to their story writing making them geniuses in their own right. Natives with moon aspecting Saturn or Uranus may relate to this description.

 

Example of moon in Aquarius story writers:

Arthur Conan Doyle is known for writing A Study in Scarlet, The Hound Of The Baskervilles, The Land Of Mist, The Lost World, The Maracot Deep, The Parasite, The Refugees, The Tragedy Of Korosko, and The White Company.

R.L. Stine is known for writing Fear Street, Goosebumps, Mostly, Ghostly, Space Cadets, and The Nightmare Room.

Others: Gardener Fox, Louisa May Alcott, Niccolò Machiavelli, Arthur Miller, Voltaire, Seth Grahme-Smith