I thought I'd share some of the good and bad parts of Rahu-Moon (similar to Ernst's style) based on my experiences based on some other posts.
Ra-Mo conjunctions
The good :
1. Extremely high imaginative capacity
2. Ability to dream what you want, until you fall asleep. So if you're thinking positive things it gets reinforced
3. High rejuvenation capacity from deep sleep
4. Extreme positive tendencies - An unshakable belief that any physical, mental and emotional issue can be healed no matter what.
5. Really high concentration capacity - to the extent of accomplishing things in half the time if the heart is into it.
6. Easy to understand AI, actually AI feels natural! : One of the things I want to do when life permits is to make an AI program (or even a usable POC) that works with Lajjitadi avasthas, with Ernst's permission of course to use ideas from PAC course AND older courses.
The bad :
1. Very easy to get influenced by others. A good influences pushes you to unimaginable heights, a bad one drags you down as well remarkably. This is something I'm recently starting to understand and working on healing it.
2. No idea about how things work with regards to the house the Moon rules. Gets you in a lot of trouble with that house, until Rahu's lord's maturation, when you start understanding.
The ugly :
1. There's experience that happens within the 1st two-three years that affects you deeply, and causes you fear to feel before you're ready for it. My mother was taking care of two houses, managing with a few coins saved at the end of the month after basic needs were met. That would have made her feel exhausted. And the eldest in the house at the time mocks her based on color, you are so dark, how can your child be so fair!
The baby observes mother, decides it's not worth it to feel anymore, until later in life, Rahu transits the 4th AND brings it back for you to heal it.
This transit is very tough for Ra/Mo, but has a beautiful lesson towards the end where I could fully experience how much mother loves the child, AND removes the that fear of feeling as is!, and opens up to emotional health 🙂