People with a Balsamic Moon in their natal chart tend to spend the early part of their lives feeling like outsiders, and adopting various ways of trying to disguise that aspect of themselves, to enable themselves to “fit in” better. Others may pick up on this without knowing exactly why, but it’s true: they are different. Sometimes this results in becoming the butt of jokes and worse. As the native matures and evolves, they come to forgive themselves for being different, and forgive others for their thoughtless treatment. The strength to do this comes from an underlying understanding of the oneness that binds all souls and all of creation together. They are drawn to the big questions of life and may have strong psychic or spiritual abilities.
I do think it’s an indication of the ending of a cycle of lives, but not necessarily the end of incarnations generally. The next lifetime may be the beginning of a whole new cycle of life lessons. That would be consistent with a natal New Moon.
Balsamic Moon creates a Piscean watery layer to the moon, which gives prophetic abilities or vivid dreams relating to the past and the future. This karmic position makes people sensitive to others, and there can be a feeling of lost in relationships, changes, and upheaval in connecting to the environment.
There is also the general feeling of emotionally ‘dying’ at times and needing to regenerate myself. There is quite a bit of spiritual ‘shadow work’ I have to do to purge dark energies/mindsets, but I come out of it more emotionally aware.
Some astrologers suggest that Balsamic births are a karmic “finishing up” lifetime, for bringing to a close unfinished business from prior incarnations. Balsamics are indeed “old souls”, wrapping up loose ends from many lives, they may hold such an impressive databank of past-life experience in subconscious memory, that it guides them well, though in ways they cannot name
