Earlier this year, the people-who-have-nothing-better-to-do raised a ruckus about 4-year-old Shiloh Jolie-Pitt dressing like a boy. Apparently she likes short hair, boys’ neckties, jackets and hats. Mon dieu! In a Vanity Fair article, mom Angelina Jolie admitted yes, her kid “dresses like a little dude,” and later elaborated for Reuters: “I think she (Shiloh) is fascinating, the choices she is making. And I would never be the kind of parent to force somebody to be something they are not. I think that is just bad parenting.” Jolie added that “Shiloh’s hysterically funny, one of the goofiest, most playful people you’ll ever meet.”
A peak at Shiloh’s chart might make all of us wish we had a mom as perceptive as Jolie. Shiloh has Sun, Moon and Mercury in Gemini, the sign of the clown. And her girlie planet Venus is in masculine Aries: why not dress like a little dude?!
I bring this up now because the Aquarius Full Moon is a perfect time to take another look at your own chart and celebrate its special oddities. Be Angelina Jolie to your own little Shiloh and affirm what’s special about you. Especially since Mars will soon be marching into the territory of the Cardinal Cross–from July 30 through August 3–and the Moon will activate the Cross on August 6/7. These are good days to love yourself. No matter what the tabloids are saying about you.
Amy says
Wonderful and thank you very much! I just cant understand all the hoopala over this. As a Scorpio with a Cap ascendant but a first house that is ALL Aquarius I just have never had a problem with quirky- that may seem like an oxymoron, but its just the truth. For goodness sakes it makes total sense astrologically, and even for those who aren’t so inclined to that study it just seems like it shouldn’t be any of their business to begin with!
Thanks for this one! And happy Full Moon…
Robert McDowell says
You celebrate playfulness, and you do so with playful insight. So good to have some of this today, and all days. Now I’m off to engage with my own little inside Shiloh. Thanks, dear Oracle, for reminding me!