Transit Moon Trine Sun: Hours of Being at Ease With Yourself

Transit Moon trine Sun is a comfortable period of about half a day when the Moon forms a flowing 120-degree angle to the natal Sun. It comes twice a month. Someone feels balanced between their inner and outer worlds; what they want to do and what they can do sit close together.

How does the day go when the transiting Moon trines the Sun?

The vitality the Sun represents is backed by the Moon's emotional tone. Getting up is easier, help at work arises naturally, and the family dinner after work is peaceful. Playing with the children, an hour given to a hobby or a long meal with a friend are the natural scenes of these hours. Someone explains themselves without strain, and others find them warm.

These hours also favour a talk with parents or an older relative. Since the Sun represents the father figure and the Moon the mother, a small rapprochement between the two poles of the family can happen; even looking at an old family photo feels warming.

The effect arrives as a gentle relief on the approach, becomes clear at the exact trine and withdraws within a few hours.

Keeping ease from turning into laziness

The only risk of a trine is that the flow is too comfortable: because everything is going fine, an important task may never get started. Putting a creative project, an overdue family visit or something the body enjoys into this slot makes good use of the half day. For the tense counterpart, see transit Moon square Sun.

The house with Leo on its cusp, ruled by the Sun, also picks up a calm and productive air in these hours.