Moon in Taurus Storyteller

A Sensual Storyteller

 

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. Taurus is the sign of the bull which represents comfort, stability, luxury/pleasure, peace, and determination.  Taurus is ruled by Venus, the planet of love, beauty, charm, art, and money. Taurus is a fixed sign which means it is stable/rooted by nature and it is an earth sign which means it is sensual. It is also an introverted sign, which means it expresses itself more covertly.

 

When the moon is in Taurus the emotions motivate the native to react calmly in most cases, but firmly and with conviction.  The moon is exalted in the sign of Taurus because the emotions are actually quite stable and consistent in this sign. They hardly ever change how they feel about something or someone for better or worse.  They are sensual by nature, feeling most content and at ease in peaceful and beautiful surroundings.

 

Moon in Taurus Story

The moon in Taurus native is a sensual, comfort-loving, peace-loving, and determined story writer.  They may be interested in writing stories that reflect their more sensual natures as a result. Stories about the beauty of nature or the pleasure of luxury or love may be of interest to them.  They seek to calm the natures of their readers. They would also enjoy listening or reading stories that are like this as well.  They want to give their readers a graphic experience, as if the reader is there to experience the feeling, the sound, the taste, the smell, or the look of everything.  Their writing might seem stale for some because they don't care for stories with high emotion or intensity.  To add, their stories might become repetitive because they give the same type of feeling in a story consistently. They just want a relaxing story that is an easy going experience. Poems or short stories might be of interest to them. They may want to gain monetary benefits from writing. They have a lot of dedication when it comes to writing as long as they can do it for pleasure without a rush about getting it done.  As far as criticisms go, they can be quite defensive and stubborn in their reaction, even if the criticisms are warranted. Moon in Taurus natives are traditionalists, so they prefer tried and true types of storytelling over new or more complicated forms. Natives with moon aspecting Venus may relate to this description.

 

Example of moon in Taurus story writers:

Hans Christian Anderson is known for writing Tinderbox, Thumbalina, The Little Mermaid, The Snow Queen, and The Emperor's New Clothes.

F. Scott Fitzgerald is known for writing This Side Of Paradise, The Beautiful And The Damned, The Great Gatsby, and Tender is the Night.

Others: Ralph Ellison, Stan Lee, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Isaac Asimov, Washington Irving