Transiting Mars conjunct your Moon

What the sources say

In 1906 Alan Leo held that Mars seems to have more effect when passing over the Sun or Moon, and that it then gives, among other things, a liability to impulsive actions and general excitability. It passes over your Moon about once every two years, and in an 1899 book the same writer read the Moon as the changeable, sensitive mood.

Alan Leo, The Progressed Horoscope (London: L. N. Fowler, 1906), ch. XIII “Transits”, “Mars”, p. 199 read it
Alan Leo, The Progressed Horoscope (London: L. N. Fowler, 1906), ch. XIII “Transits”, “Mars”, p. 200 read it
Alan Leo, Astrology for All (London: L. N. Fowler, 1899), ch. XIX, p. 102 read it

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Astrology is a tradition of interpretation, not a body of established fact. A transit or a solar return describes a tendency the tradition reads into a period; it predicts nothing.

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