Moon conjunct Jupiter can have us feeling emotionally optimistic and carefree. There is likely to be a generosity of spirit and greater tolerance for others during this time. The desire to learn about other cultures and/or beliefs may be stronger now.

The Moon is related to our emotions, and our instinctive responses. It is associated with our nurturing instinct and mothers and women in general. The Moon moves very quickly, only remaining in a zodiac sign for about two and a half days, so the transits of the Moon are over quickly, lasting only a few hours usually.

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and is associated with travel, expansion, enthusiasm, generosity, education, religion, beliefs and the law. In older forms of astrology, Jupiter was called the Greater Benefic, meaning it was considered the luckiest planet (especially if you were born during the day). 

Planets are conjunct when they are 0° apart (usually in the same sign). When looking at transits (as opposed to natal astrology) we usually allow an orb (allowance) of 1° so planets that are 0° to 1° degree apart are considered conjunct.

Conjunctions represent a blending of the energies of the planets involved. When the planets involved are complementary to each other, this is likely to work well. When the qualities of the planets involved are diametrically different from each other, then there is likely to be more tension involved.

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