These are global energies of the Black moon in Aquarius or in the 11th House which must be nuanced according to your birth chart, see the article Black Moon in birth chart; see also the article on the general interpretation of the Black moon.
It represents an important karmic factor, at the same time a seed of incarnation (see the Triangle of incarnation), a source of attractions, compulsions, and also of fears, introversions.
The black moon is one of the attributes of the Anima in the chart, and as such it can indicate a Projection of the latter…
As the black moon remains 273 days per sign, its position in the houses is more telling for the personality, the archetypal color of the sign modulates according to it. Consequently, focus on the house impacted in the interpretation, the analysis of the sign must be subordinated to it.
Overcompensation in connection with social integration
The black moon in the 11th house or in Aquarius may impress significant social fears on people, in particular fears of being excluded from the collective, of not managing to be integrated, of not being free enough, or, in some cases, of making use of their freedom, independence, and autonomy; it will be important for these people to manage to get social recognition for their personal qualities.
There is much work to be done in terms of social integration, as well as with the act of confronting others, the public, or a group and even being recognized by these others, even if this translates into tension.
This may be related to fears of being subjected to violence in this context, having been faced with rejection, or often also some sort of uprooting at some earlier time or during childhood (for example, having had to emigrate and live far away from one’s secure foundations, for various reasons, in an environment that does not really correspond to who one is fundamentally).
In terms of overcompensation, it is not rare for this to lead to exuberance and eccentricity. Just take a look at the people with this positioning: it is as though they force themselves to assert the most “divisive” parts of themselves to get revenge against the rejection that they have been subjected to. It is almost as though they were saying to others: “You want to reject me? Well then, I’ll show you who I truly am and give you every reason to do so!”
This mechanism can be very extreme, excessive, and violent, almost halfway on the way to being Pluto in the 11th house or Uranus in the 11th house, but it is also very effective in terms of Individuation, since it will push these people to truly “be” whatever is deep inside of them, face up to the pretenses and roles that society tends to impose on them, and even go completely against the tide in a contrarian way: either you love them or you hate them, and they have deeply anti-establishment thoughts and do not arouse lukewarm feelings.
These people have a fundamental need for “recognition” within the general public, for feeling unique, and for asserting their differences, even if it means provoking people or being afraid of becoming marginalized or ostracized in some way.
All of the difficulty for these people will lie in obtaining and asserting their freedom and independence, without fearing or rejecting it, as well as in asserting their power and autonomy, without falling into quirky habits that lead to general disapproval, which will also involve a spiral of confrontations.
Friendships that are created may be quite revealing and sensitive, often because people with this black moon tend to attract other people who have also experienced social rejection and confrontations, who have identical fears, and who have become marginalized for similar reasons, which creates deep, instinctive mutual understanding but is also likely to have a cumulative effect without really leading to any kind of resolution.
People with this positioning may also appreciate having amorous friendships, so it may be more difficult with this position to separate friendship and love, which also of course leads to a risk of more directly activating forces of jealousy, possessiveness, and anger (which here are things that these people are subjected to just as much as they initiate them; beware also the risk of betrayal between friends), but in the end this may lead to couples that are very “open,”, quirky, and unusual.
Volunteer work may have significant repercussions in terms of these people’s evolution, as it may be very educational and transformative, with intense experiences (for better or for worse), but this represents a substantial challenge that needs to be sublimated, perhaps by transmitting and teaching things to others, but also by learning from their own emancipation, which may serve as an underlying foundation for various relationships.
This Lilith may reveal some sort of need for group therapy, as well as a need to reconstruct the ego and personality through socializing, to work a lot on communication as well of course and on understanding others correctly, and to be understood by others, in particular not creating confusion—which may be very frequent depending on the other influences of these people’s birth charts—between cerebral and emotional forces, but instead being able to clearly separate these forces.
Celebrities with Black Moon in 11th House
Carl Gustav Jung, Sigmund Freud, Tom Cruise, Lady Gaga, David Bowie, Tim Burton, Leonard Cohen, Pamela Anderson, Celine Dion, Sylvester Stallone, Mohammed Ali, Frida Kahlo, Sting, Frederic Chopin, Steven Seagal, Anthony Hopkins, Muammar Gaddafi…
Celebrities with Black Moon in Aquarius
Björk, Joaquin Phoenix, James Dean, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Tina Turner, Sean Connery, Cindy Crawford, Romy Schneider, Salvador Dalí, Christian Bale, Warren Buffett, Charlie Sheen, Edgar Cayce, Chris Hemsworth, Janet Jackson, Cary Grant, Steve McQueen…