This combination of Sun in Aquarius, Moon in Taurus produces a personality that people find easy to like and admire. It is not so much for what you do in your humanitarian way, as it is for what you don’t do. You never come off petty or small, and your demeanor appeals to all levels of society. You have a natural interested in people, and like to be around them as an observer, but somehow maintaining a distance and not getting too involved individually. You have a certain self-sufficiency about you, and you never feel that you have to put on a front to impress anyone. You seem to be free from any domineering or missionary spirit, willing to “live and let live.” This is also a very social combination, excellent for organizing social events where good food and wine are on the menu. You enjoy gathering, collecting, cherishing, saving and conserving things that are valuable. 

This Sun in Aquarius, Moon in Taurus combination blends originality and independence with determination and a powerful will. These two fixed signs together give a will that is so strong that you may become uncooperative and uncompromising. You need to be deeply interested in people in order to feel a certain sense of happiness. You appreciate a fixed routine, familiar surroundings and belonging to a close-knit group; that goes for family too. This sense security gives you strength and makes you feel appreciated and valued. You are a careful when it comes to planning for business. You also tend to slowly get into new ventures and investments. Research and caution are your key words to live by. In love you enjoy someone who is loyal, social, appreciates luxury your sense of luxury, and finds pleasure in the home.

Astrological Inspiration:

Learn not to over exaggerate things and take a more sensible approach. Your soul growth will occur as you re-evaluate your value system, shifting it from a focus on material possessions to a focus on personal and spiritual enlightenment. No need to be possessive of others nor the things that you have acquired, but to find a healthy way to compromise and uplift those around you.