Moon and Jupiter aspects
The Moon and Jupiter in aspect describe how generous, hopeful and big-hearted your feelings are. Together, in step or at odds, they set how much comfort you need and how freely you give it.
You cook for six when four are coming, and somehow seven turn up.
The Moon is your feelings and needs; Jupiter is growth, faith and plenty. An aspect between them makes your heart roomy, and the angle says whether the room is welcoming or overfull.
Moon conjunct Jupiter
You feel things in a big way: joy, sympathy, appetite. You are kind, optimistic and protective, and your home is the one with the open door. A conjunction this warm makes generosity your comfort, and too much of a good thing your weakness.
Moon trine or sextile Jupiter
Contentment comes to you easily. You trust life, see the good in people and bounce back from disappointment, and your faith gives others hope. With a trine it is natural; a sextile grows it every time you share it.
Moon square or opposite Jupiter
Your needs grow faster than your means: second helpings, extra shopping, care promised that you cannot always give. The square drives a hunger for more; the opposition is a pull between your own needs and the many people who lean on you. With a few limits, the same big heart makes you the one everyone wants near in a hard week.
How common is each?
Over the years the two meet in all five, some more often than others.
| Aspect | How common |
|---|---|
| Moon conjunct Jupiter | about one birth in eighteen |
| Moon sextile Jupiter | about one birth in thirteen |
| Moon square Jupiter | about one birth in ten |
| Moon trine Jupiter | about one birth in ten |
| Moon opposite Jupiter | about one birth in eighteen |
Measured every six hours from 1920 to 2030: the share of births whose chart shows each aspect between them, within the orbs every chart here is cast with.
Find your own aspects
Your chart is free and takes a moment: the wheel, your Sun, Moon and rising sign, and every aspect between your planets, with how close each one is.