Astrological planet- Moon- Diana and her hound

The planet ruler of Cancer and is in exile in Capricorn , exalted in Taurus and in fall in Scorpio . In Roman mythology, the moon is represented by Diana , the goddess of hunters. It is the companion of the Earth satellite, although there are scientists who believe that approaches being a planet in its own right. Earth-Moon system is considered more of a dual system, given the size of the moon. The moon is enough large to affect the Earth's gravity, stabilizing its orbit and producing regular ebb and flow of tides. The Moon is familiar because of its different phases, ups and downs in a cycle apparent immutable. The Moon orbits the Earth in about 28 days, passing briefly (2.33 days) for each of the signs of the zodiac. The lunar day is synchronized with its orbit around the Earth so that the same side of the moon always faces the Earth and the other, known as the "Dark Side of the Moon" looks into space.

Astrologically the moon is associated with the emotional aspect of the person, unconscious habits, rhythms, memories and moods and ability to react and adapt to those around them. It is also associated with the mother, the mate al instinct or the need to nurture, home, the need for security, and the past, especially early childhood experiences. 13-century poet Manilius, described the Moon or Luna , as melancholy.

In medical astrology the moon is associated with the digestive system, stomach, breasts, ovaries and uterus, menstruation (which occurs on a monthly cycle), the right eye on the woman and the man left eye , milk, lymph, secretions, mucous membranes. Although allocation of Manilius, the moon is usually associated with the temperament lymphatic ; governing spirit of the animals [ citation needed ] , along with Mercury. It is considered beneficial, noctu al, feminine, wet and cold.

In modern astrology, the moon is the traditional ruler of the home IV. The Moon is associated with Monday.

Full moon

In Chinese astrology , the Moon represents Yin , the passive and receptive principle of women's lives. In Indian astrology, the Moon is called Chandra or Soma and represents the mind, the queen, and mother. The North Node (called Rahu ) and the South Node (called Ketu ) are considered especially important and are given a place along with the seven classical planets as part of the nine Navagraha . It is also unique in the Indian astrology system 27 (or 28) stations or lunar "mansions" called nakshatra , which is believed to be of great importance in showing the way of life of the individual.