Moon on The Ascendant
A Planet on an Angle is a strong statement in the Natal
Chart. The Ascendant is intuition and the Moon is intuition - making this
placement very sensitive to everything going on around them. The Ascendant is
where we wear a mask and wear our clothes. The Moon is our most personal;
feelings and emotions and a somewhat private energy. When the Moon is on the
Ascendant, the emotional self is difficult to hide from others. This is not a
favourable position for a poker player because this placement will wear their
feelings in their faces. They will appear to others as a compassionate caring
person who can be quite moody. Other people are drawn to Moon on the Ascendant
as they feel safe and nurtured in their presence; perfect strangers will open
up to the Moon on The Ascendant person. Their ability to make others feel comfortable
is outstanding. As The Ascendant is an axis the opposite side is the
Descendant. The Moon is also opposite the Descendant which relates to
significant others, partnerships and marriage. They will project these
qualities onto those relationships and therefore seek out people who are
caring, nurturing, compassionate and moody. The Descendant is sensation – they
will look to others to experience emotional situations with and they will seek out
emotionally competent close relationships.
The Moon in The First House
The Sign of the Ascendant is the cusp of The First House.
Therefore this House is an Angular House; “to be”. The First House is all about
the self, the wants, needs, demands and focus are self-involved and
self-motivated, the ‘me’ in ‘me first’ is found in the First House and to some
extent in the Fifth House. The Moon in the First House focuses the emotions and
feeling in the self. Their feelings come first, they love themselves before
others, their memories are focused on their experiences – if it wasn’t about
them they don’t remember! The Mother is a prominent figure in the person’s life
that is seen as quite directive and straightforward. The Moon rules Women and
issues relating to women and regardless of the gender of the chart there is
receptivity to the roles of women in their lives. It also indicates a keen
intuitive ability as the person is sensitive to the vibe going on around them,
they have an ability to read the emotional landscape in their immediate
vicinity. It may not hit them immediately but as the processing of feeling
occurs; it will dawn on them exactly what went down and what’s going on. This
is not a language process; it is not articulated by the mind, it is a sense,
like a flavour mixing in fluid. They are often found in caring or community
roles.
The Moon in The Second House
The Second House is a Succedent House; “to use”. It is
your body which is your first possession. The Second House is all about what is
mine – my body, my possessions, my objects, my money and my values/beliefs. As
most of us no longer live in hunter gatherer tribes and we require money to buy
food and shelter, money is Second House because it is attached to the
sustainability and protection of our bodies. The Second House is also concerned
with sentimentality and the traditions that formed the values and beliefs that
are held. The person will be more open to the conservative values of the
mother. This is a position where emotions are invested in objects, furniture
and possessions relating to deeply held feelings, the mother or mothers line of
the family. This can make for a dealer in olden wares and antiques or equally a
hoarder of everything imaginable. Emotional imbalance can lead to the
squandering of money, retail therapy, refusing to give up objects and the
wilful destruction of objects attached to ill feeling and emotional pain. Binge
eating can be found here as can be fine dining and opulence depending on the
emotional condition of the person. Feeling good is attached to food, luxury and
the manifestation of actual things that can be touched and seen. Saving for a
rainy day is the Moon in the Second; they will do what is needed to secure the
safety and protection of their domicile. They will also consider their monetary
affairs to be private and are likely to be wealthier than they portray
themselves to be. They are unlikely to reveal to anyone any financial problems
or lack of cash flow; it will be managed quietly and out of the sight of
others. If you are dating a Moon in the Second it’s the old flowers and
chocolates routine and a bit of old fashioned courting. Even a Fire Moon will
be slowed down in The Second House. In matters of intimacy this is a sensual
tactile slow moving position for the Moon which is passive in ‘position’ and
prefers to receive than to lead.
The Moon in The Third House
The Third House is a Cadent House; “to understand”. It is
all about thinking, talking and moving around that which is local and familiar.
The Moon in this position is emotionally affected by whatever is going on
around their local neighbourhood. They will be plugged in to what is going on
and feel a connection to locals and neighbours. They are also emotionally in
tune with siblings and are keenly intuitive about what is going on for close
familiar relatives. This position of the Moon needs to talk about their feelings
and to analyse their feelings as to why they are feeling the way they are
feeling. They can also become quite restless when facing ill feelings or
emotional imbalance. Walking can assist them to sort out how they feel and it
will cause fatigue so they can sleep, rather than lie awake all night worrying
about the emotional situation. They will also go on long drives, train or bus
trips to sort through their emotions or just because it makes them feel good to
travel around their town. The intuitive Moon has the ability in this position
to read the nonverbal communication of others – the body language, the
gestures, the look on their face, the vibe they put out and they have the
ability to read the language used; through an extraordinary auditory
interpreter. It’s almost as if they can hear the spaces between the words and
the pauses have as much if not more to say than the language chosen. Intense or strong emotions can cause this
position to gag the tongue, making it difficult to near impossible to
articulate or communicate at all. The person may just cry and babble making no
sense at all as they are so overwhelmed by emotion equally they have the
ability to express emotion and empathy through the voice and can make brilliant
speeches as they can touch and connect with their audience. If the Moon in the
Third understands the why behind the feeling – they feel good. Where no
understanding can be reached they have trouble letting the feeling go.
The Moon on The IC
The IC is The Nadir of The Chart; it is The Midnight
position in The Natal Chart. It is not seen, it is hidden from the view of
others, unless those others are in your Family or very close circle. It is
where we are all private; The IC represents our homes and our families. It is
the bloodline, gene pool and heritage of the family line. The Sign on The IC
will describe one layer in The Family Story, when a planet is on The IC; the Family
Story picks up a bit, as the Planet becomes another player in the layers of the
Family Story. The Moon is emotions and feelings; it is also the Mother and the
Women of the Family in this position. It is a strong indication that the person
hails from the matriarchal line of the family. It is a strong position of a
caring nurturing creative person who loves being at home. They are not looking
for any recognition from the outside world only the acknowledgement from their
family and loved ones. As The IC is opposite The MC as it is an axis – the Moon
is denoted as being Moon opposite MC. The opposition is the energy of creative/
created conflict that causes action to be taken that is not entirely
comfortable. The MC is the most public position of The Natal Chart; it is often
associated with career. When The Moon opposes the MC – the person is known for
being a caring person, a sensitive and compassionate person – the conflict
arises because they do not want to be publicly fussed over, they prefer to be
private. Some days they really do not want to leave the house – working from
home or at home will often suit them better; even working in other people’s
homes would be preferential to the same old office every day. The Moon is
changeable and wants variety.
Note: The Moon can be conjunct the IC from The Third
House or it can be conjunct from The Fourth House. It is conjunct the IC and
opposite the MC. The difference is for the Third House as it focuses the energy
through siblings, close and familiar relatives, communication and mobility. The
Moon in The Fourth will be the stronger statement as relating to the expression
of the Moon through the family and home.
The Moon in The Fourth House
The Sign of the IC is the cusp of The Fourth House.
Therefore this House is an Angular House; “to be”. The Moon is where we find
comfort for ourselves in the chart and tend to our emotional needs. Here The
Moon is most comfortable nestled in the bosom of mother and family in the home.
There is a deep emotional attachment to the family home and to the family’s
homeland and cultural base. There will be a preference for living with women or
in a communal to highly interactive community. There is a strong need to create
the sense of family, that being biological or otherwise. This is also a highly
intuitive position for the Moon – the ability to sense what is going on without
language is strong. Don’t be surprised when this position of the Moon is one
step ahead of you. There is a love of family functions, events and gatherings
or the coming together of a close knit community. They will also enjoy private
club activities as they love to feel that they are part of something, again
part of a family. The Sign will shed light on the details of the type of
interests that may grab them. A home that does not feel right is not the home
of a MOON in the Fourth House, they must, must, feel secure, safe and protected
at home. It is their shell; never underestimate just how private these people
are! They will deflect any attempts of poking a nose in where it wasn’t
invited, they will not take kindly to unannounced or uninvited visitors, they
will covert and collect those who fit their emotional disposition and anyone
else is not welcome. They will suffer the social norms required of them but
their true feelings will be safely tucked away in the background where no one
can see them.
The Moon in The Fifth House
The Fifth House is a Succedent House; “to use”. The Fifth
House is concerned with the self, with fun and recreation, games and
speculation, it is children and the inner child and it’s the spark of love
between lovers. When the Moon is in the Fifth they enjoy socialising and mixing
with others, they have an emotional attachment to children and strong feelings
about the lives of children. They will gain enormous satisfaction and pride
from being a parent. Even as a non-parent they will associate and contribute to
the improvement of children’s lives. There is an innate need to protect and
nurture young lives. The Moons intuitive energy in this House has a keen
ability to tune into trends speculatively with success. The Moon in The Fifth
is a team player in many respects here the Moon wants to belong to a creative
team, a sports team, a social club, a mothers group, the committee at school or
on the board of a community organisation aiding children and parents with the
focus on the children. As the Fifth is
the House of Lovers, the Moon here seeks to love and to be loved. This is not a
position of commitment or long term relationships, it is the sensation and
feeling of being in love, it represents the first spark of love between people
or for some it is a lust train for life. To assess the commitment and long term
relationship pursuits – the entire Natal Chart requires assessment. This
description is in pure terms and is not considering any compromising aspects
from other planets. Some of the most ardent sports fans are found with Fifth
House planets – the Moon adds an emotional flavour and the feeling of belonging
to a family of fans and spectators. There is a great deal of creativity
associated to The Moon in the Fifth as The Moon is The Divine Mother and the
Creator of life and the Fifth House is the spark of creative light from the Sun
– the natural ruler of the fifth. Creative pursuits provide an outlet for
emotional expression and the act of creation provides good feelings and
contentment – a return to centre. Creativity improves self-confidence and
self-expression.
Note: The Moon is our habits. In the Fifth beware of the
habits you create for yourself as they will be hard to break. The other warning
re the Moon in the fifth is re Gambling and the need of The Moon to belong. If
the Moon is debilitated by a compromising of the energy from an outer planet –
that loneliness can translate to sitting in a hotel mindlessly playing poker
machines, slot machines or the blackjack table at the local Casino. Equally a
well aspected Moon in the fifth can have some talent in this area; as the local
Bingo Champion, Bridge Player or Card Reader.
The Moon in The Sixth House
The Sixth House is a Cadent House; “to understand”. The
Sixth House is about your health and wellbeing, it’s your daily routine and often
where we all earn a living. The Moon in The Sixth House means that your health
and wellbeing are entwined and attached to your feelings, emotional world and
habits. If you don’t feel right you are likely going to be unwell physically
somehow. The Sixth House is where we find health food and eating healthy
nutritional food is important for all sixth house planets but critical for the
Moon in The Sixth. Binging on junk food for this placement means they are not
feeling good and something is affecting their emotional balance. This is
followed by feeling physically sick because bad food makes them feel bad. The
Moon here will fall over one lesson after another re their food sensitivities
until they understand what is going on, they are forced to analyse it and make
the changes to the diet that their body requires. The sixth is also about
service to others; as it is by serving others that the self is served with this
placement. The Moon cares for others and is a nurturer on a daily level; they
are often employed in areas where they are providing a service to others. Routines
and stable daily activities and schedules provide a sense of emotional comfort
to this Moon placement. The Moon is changeable and adaptive and you can be sure
that this placement has a backup plan that has worked before. As the Moon is Mothers
and Women the sixth house Moon will have daily interactions and contact with
them, the Moon here will seek relationships that have regular contact and
updates as to what’s going on for them. There is an ability to micro manage
anything and a preference for working behind the scenes in private with some
contact when required but will shun the spot light position. The Sixth is also
about small animals and pets – the Moon here has an emotional connection to
these animals. They will be pet owners, could work with pets or in animal
rescue, the unconditional love of a pet fulfils so many emotional needs of a
sixth house Moon they will benefit enormously from the love of a pet.
The Moon on The Descendant
The Descendant is part of the Axis which represents The
Horizon in The Natal Chart. The opposite side of this Axis is The Ascendant.
The Ascendant is representative of Sun Rise in The Natal Chart and The
Descendant is representative of Sun Set in The Natal Chart. The Descendant is
the first place in the Houses that we meet others. When the Moon is on The
Descendant the person is emotionally connected to others, they will seek close
relationships and friendships that are fluid and feeling orientated. There will
be emotional investments in others which satisfies their need to connect with
significant relationships in a meaningful and loving way. There is a strong
need to be in a partnership or significant friendship with the Moon on this angle.
There will be a tendency to be attracted to people who need to be looked after,
mothered or nurtured. They will seek out the needy in relationships. They will
form relationships based entirely on the vibe, the feeling, the click,
the flow and the intuition. It is the type of position that would believe in
love at first sight. As the Moon is opposite the Ascendant they will also
project a certain level of neediness in their persona, equally they will
project a caring compassionate nature onto those around their immediate
vicinity.
The Moon in The Seventh House
The Sign on The Descendant is the cusp of The Seventh
House. Therefore this House is an Angular House; “to be”. The Seventh House is
your close circle of friends and your spousal relationship aspirations. The
Moon here describes a person who is motivated to show their care and concern
for others, especially for those who are closest to them. The emotional
disposition is connected to significant relationships, partnerships and
marriages. The best friend or the spouse is the emotional barometer of this
position. If everything is rosy with their friends and spouse, all is well, on
the other hand if either of these relationships becomes rocky the moodiness and
changeability of the Moon is harnessed into a downhill emotional low. The Moon
is moody for everyone somewhere in the chart, in the seventh the moods are very
much affected by the state of affairs in their closest relationship. Emotional
balance is felt when the feelings of love in their relationship are harmonious
and they feel connected to their partner. This is not a position that will
suffer a shell of a marriage to keep up appearances, if they do, do this, they
will end up depressed or have a break down. The Moon is intuitive and
interprets nonverbal signals therefore in the seventh they apply this talent to
their spouse, business partners/ associates and close friendships which means
trying to hide how you’re feeling from them is futile. You might get away with
it in the short term but like rising damp the Moon will pick up on it and that
will be the beginning of the end of that relationship. How it feels when they
are with you is absolutely everything to this position of the Moon, if they
don’t feel right with you they will not be with you. They want a partner who is
as caring as they are someone who is also compassionate and has emotional
empathy for others, they need someone who they feel safe with and protected by,
they are not attracted to emotionally remote people who lack any care or
concern for others. It’s all about the love and the connectedness with this
position of The Moon.
The Moon in The Eighth House
The Eighth House is a Succedent House; “to use”. The
Eighth House is all the other people that are not in your close circle and
family. The Moon in this position has the ability to tune into anybody’s
feelings and emotions. They also have the ability to sense trends and fads in
the collective of the population. The intuitive ability of the Moon here can
feel when things are appealing to other people; the emotional barometer is set on
the feelings and emotions of others. Like the 12th House Moon this
position will encounter issues discerning whose feelings are actually going on
in a situation. There will be a need to establish emotional boundaries for
emotional self-protection. There is the capacity for this Moon to face and
handle some of the more intense and torrid emotions of others, as they have
been there and they get it! To say that these people have been to hell and back
with others and within themselves for some would be the understatement of our
current century! These are the amazing people that can tune into the emotional
pain of others, meet them face to face, then hold out their hand and walk them
out of their pain and suffering. The Moon here is quite happy to change their
feeling about someone based on their gut feelings and their ability to read
what is not being spoken. The Moon senses on a nonverbal level, here it can
sense some of the more hidden of hidden feelings, the ability to uncover that
which is hidden here is remarkable. It will just come to them, they feel it
they don’t think it, some may not even be able to articulate how they know but
they do know and they are often spot on. Emotional imbalance will cause them to
second guess their gut which will fail and until they bid Persephone a farewell
with thanks they will not return to balance from the underworld of their
emotional state. This position of The Moon will not suffer a sexless marriage
as it is a position that must connect on a sexual level with the person they
love. The sexual connection is deep, passionate and binding. Commit adultery to
this position and you might as well go to the court and file the papers for
divorce yourself! & NO! They will not speak to you again when they find
out! This is the position of the Moon that takes the ‘till death do we part’
section of the vows very seriously!
The Moon in The Ninth House
The Ninth House is a Cadent House; “to understand”. The
Ninth House is the seeking and gaining of knowledge and the understanding of
that knowledge. Here the Moon seeks emotional comfort from understanding by way
of books, study and a philosophical or spiritual/religious framework. This
position of the Moon wants to know the why behind a feeling, they want to pull
the emotions apart and try to find out what is behind them. They do this as a
process to work through their feelings and to learn so they do not have to go
through it again. This is a ‘learnt it the first time’ position emotionally. They can work in areas such as psychology
& counselling as they are adept in helping others sort through such
processes. There is an innate drive in this position to share the feelings and
any techniques of dealing with the feelings and emotions so as to grow and
develop. Emotional satisfaction will be felt through teaching, instructing,
training, nurturing or mentoring others. They will also want to connect with
the greater world and all of its cultures through experiences which will compel
them to travel the world. There will be a connection to the Goddess of cultures
and the icons and rituals of women will appeal to them. The mother’s academic
levels will influence the child with this placement. The intuitive Moon here
can follow a hunch, a clue, or a fragment and come up with a result as to the
where, why and the best solution for everyone to restore harmony. There can be
issues for this Moon at times because feelings are not rational and words are
useless but they also have the capacity to sense when this is the case and will
likely fall back on a story, a Greek myth or archetype to process the emotion
through the moral of the story. The Moon in the Ninth will always fall on their
feet emotionally where others would fail to extricate themselves from
emotionally difficult circumstance the Moon in The Ninth will sail through it.
They can do this because they learn from situations and move on or they book
airline tickets and they are gone for the summer. They avoid heavy emotional
situations they really do prefer light and breezy.
The Moon on The MC
The MC is an important point in The Natal Chart. It
represents The Meridian and forms part of The Cross of Matter. The Ascendant
Descendant Axis is the other part of The Cross of Matter. It is The Cross of
Matter that represents our incarnation upon the earth at birth. The Symbol for
the Earth is The Cross inside The Circle; which is the Cross of Matter on The
Natal Chart. The MC is the life direction and purpose of the Chart; it is the
highest point in the Chart and therefore the most public place in the chart.
Planets on The MC stand out and are noticed by everyone. When the Moon is on
the MC there is an ability to connect with the public in an appealing sensitive
and emotionally connected manner. The MC has long been associated with career
which it is but it is the aspiration and the reputation that is described by
the MC. Moon on the MC will be attracted to careers that involve people and
community orientated vocations. Care Giving, Nursing, Women, Children and
Parental Services are all realms of The Moon. Breeding pets/livestock, plants/ propagation,
land management and farming are also lunar themes. The Moon is also opposite
The IC/ Nadir of The Chart which is a conflict between the demands of the home
and family verses the demands of the career that takes us away from the home.
Moon on The MC would benefit from a balance between the public and private
life. Working more from home/ in private than at the employer’s workplace would
suit them best. The Women’s line of the family and the intuition are linked
when The Moon is on this Axis.
The Moon in The Tenth House
The Sign on The MC is the cusp of The Tenth House.
Therefore this House is an Angular House; “to be”. As the Tenth House is before
the Meridian Planets in the Tenth House are not as high as those on the
Meridian/MC. Planets in The Tenth House do stand out and are seen as The Tenth
House is the most public house; it is associated with being out there, being seen
and being noticed. The Tenth House is where we aspire to achieve our career and
work aims. The Moon in The Tenth House will be seen as, and have a reputation
for being a caring sensitive compassionate person. As the Moon is a private
energy and here it’s in a public position they will not be doing what they are
doing to be noticed, they likely feel a bit uncomfortable about it but over
time they will just accept that they get noticed by others for all the efforts
they go to, to help others feel comfortable. They will love to spend time with
people out and about. The Moon wants to belong and here they want to belong to
a social group of some sort as The Moon in The Tenth Loves Company, it makes
them feel loved, protected and secure. They will do well in service industries
and tending to the needs of the employees, workforce, group, community organisation
or a client group. This position of the Moon would do well in Human Resource
Management, Recruitment Services, Real Estate, Childcare and Community
Services. The emotions and feelings are connected to social status and the
fulfilment of goals. This position feels emotional balance when they are in
charge of situations or given the autonomy to work in private or without direct
supervision. Emotional imbalance or ill feelings can cause a pulling back from
public life to the point of not leaving the house, the abandonment of life aims
and the seeming loss of capacity to fulfil the expectations of others. The
Emotions can feel overwhelmed in Public places if they do not feel comfortable,
as The Moon is intuitive and sensitive these warning signals ought be listened
to and acted upon so as to feel safe and to maintain your emotional wellbeing. Our
feelings not only nurture us, comfort us, give us sensations of love but they
protect us and the Moon in an angular House does this most ardently. In the
Tenth it protects others primarily but it does this so as to protect the emotional
investment of the self. This is The Axis in action.
The Moon in The Eleventh
The Eleventh House is a Succedent House; “to use”. The
Eleventh House is groups of people, friendships, social networks, hopes and
dreams. When the Moon is in The Eleventh the emotional disposition is connected
to friends and the overall feelings going on in the groups they are involved in.
The American Sitcom “Friends” is such a Moon in The Eleventh Series of Seasons.
The Moon in The Eleventh is the emotional barometer of the group; they can sense
the mood of the group and can be the one who puts voice to what is going on.
This can lead to discussion, analysis and problem solving the situation or it
can lead to The Moon person being scapegoated, outed as a whistle blower and
ostracised until the truth comes out and they are eventually vindicated. There
can be a wide variety of friends and groups of people that the Moon associates
with in this position – a group or a friend for every mood. The Moon is
changeable and in this Air House it likes variety and it can ‘work’ a crowd
like a conductor conducts the orchestra. The ability to tune into the tone in
the room in a warm and engaging manner is a talent of The Moon in The Eleventh.
They will also be very emotionally connected to making their dreams come true,
bringing about their hopes and fulfilling their desires. The type of partner
they seek will be a friend first as companionship is as important as good sex
to this position. They marry their best friend and they have other best friends
that they would never sleep with in an intimate manner. This position is
concerned with issues that relate to The Sisterhood and Brotherhood of Humanity
and they will find satisfaction and good feelings from feeling part of any
group who are trying to make the world a better place to live in. There is a
core sense to The Moon in The Eleventh that all humans need to care about each
other – the duty of care towards others is not only entrenched in law it is
entrenched in The Eleventh House Moon. Unlike the duty of care found in the
Tenth House Moon which is very much about the law behind the duty, The Eleventh
House Moon is more about the responsibility of being a caring human towards
other human’s part of the duty of care. The Eleventh House Moon does not need a
law to compel them to care for others it’s instinctual to them.
The Moon in The Twelfth House
The Twelfth House is a Cadent House; “to understand”. The Twelfth House is considered the most
hidden part of the chart. I would put it as the second most hidden part of the
chart. The Fourth house is the most hidden from view in the sense of privacy
and being tucked away behind closed doors. The Fourth House relates to the
self-whilst the Twelfth House is above The Horizon and therefore is concerned
with others. Planets in the Twelfth may not even be seen when you are in the
person’s home. They are hidden from view. When The Moon is in the Twelfth the
emotional disposition is hidden from others yet it is tied to the feelings and
issues of others. As the energy of the Twelfth House wants to merge and become
at one with others, with spirit, with God, with Nature or by arriving at the
end of a bottle of Scotch there is an innate sense to this position that
nothing is separate from anything else. This can make it difficult to discern
where all those feelings, impressions and emotions are coming from. They can
feel overwhelmed by the emotional temperament of the collective. The Twelfth
House rules the collective unconscious and the Moon is intuitive and has the
ability to tap into the trends, fads, issues, concerns of the greater
population of the Nation, World or Universe. Some will have very keen
intuitive, perceptive and highly tuned sensory abilities. This comes with
blessings on the one hand and difficulties on the other. There will be a need
to establish emotional boundaries so as to protect the self from the onslaught
of the feelings of others bombarding their mood and emotional balance. This is
often why they shut themselves away from other people and have a strong preference
for spending time alone. Once they can establish boundaries that work like the
force fields of space crafts in science fiction they will deal with crowds and
social functions without feeling completely drained by the time they get home. Spiritual
practices, religious beliefs, talismans and good luck charms may all be
effective for this Moon to feel protected and create the boundaries they need
for their own emotional health and wellbeing.
Since no one else has posted.. I am privileged to be the first to say what a wonderful astrologer you are. You put a lot of hours and dug deep with in. You’ve done a great job. I hope you are gathering all these writing and putting a book together. I have my moon in the 11th. You mentioned something about being a scapegoat. I’m experiencing a situation that I’ve been wondering where to look in my chart for why people I work with have created some very far off false accusations in the past 6 months I worked there. Now I will be going back looking at my moon and 10th house...maybe connect to Neptune possibly.. Well your info came through for me when I needed an answer. So thank you for your beautiful insight. I will be making a copy of you interpretations for myself ;-)
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