Pisces Sun Taurus Moon: An Easy Angle

Pisces Sun: what you are trying to become

The Sun is the aim. Not what you are like, which is a different question, but what you are consciously oriented toward and what you would be proud of being. With the Sun in Pisces that is to understand people, and to be kind about what you understand.

What Pisces quietly takes pride in is compassion. At its best this placement becomes somebody other people are softer around. Pisces is Water and Mutable, ruled by Neptune and Jupiter, and the recognised weak spot is that it takes on feelings that were never hers.

Taurus Moon: what you need

The Moon is the private half, and it is usually the placement people recognise most sharply once it is described. It covers what you need in order to feel alright and what you do before you have thought about it. With the Moon in Taurus you need to know nothing is about to change, and to be physically comfortable.

What settles you: food, routine, familiar places, being left alone with something to do with your hands. And the giveaway, the thing people close to you would recognise: goes quiet and immovable rather than loud. Taurus is Earth and Fixed, ruled by Venus.

What happens when you put the two together

Pisces and Taurus are two signs apart, which is a sextile, 60 degrees. Compatible elements, fire with air or earth with water. The aim and the need get along without being the same, which gives you range: you can want one thing and be soothed by another without it tearing.

Water and Earth are different elements, which is the part that actually produces the mismatch people notice: you are aiming with one kind of energy and recovering with another.

The practical version

Because the two agree, you are more consistent than most people: what you chase and what restores you point the same way, so you recover from effort rather than being drained by it. The cost is that nothing in you argues, and a person with no internal argument can go a long way in a direction nobody checked.

The useful move is not to pick a side. It is to notice which one you default to when you are tired, because that is almost always the Moon, and to notice what you have been postponing, because that is almost always the Sun.

The phase you were born under

There is a second thing these two placements tell you, and almost nobody mentions it. The distance from the Sun to the Moon, counted forwards, is the lunar phase you were born under. Taurus is 2 signs ahead of Pisces, which puts you in the waxing crescent moon band.

That is a band rather than a verdict: the exact phase needs the degrees, not just the signs, so somebody at the edge of a sign could land either side of it. What a waxing crescent moon birth is read as is here, along with the arithmetic to check your own properly.

What this page is missing

Your rising sign, which is what people meet first and which needs a birth time. On any given day, twelve different people share this Sun and Moon and have twelve different rising signs, and they do not come across remotely alike.

If you do not know your birth time, this covers how to find it, including which record to ask your state for. And the Big Three together are covered here.

Where to read next

The Sun in Pisces in full and the Moon in Taurus in full. Sun sextile Moon covers the aspect itself, for anybody whose Sun and Moon are close enough in degree for it to count properly.