⚸ Lilith (Black Moon)
The point of raw instinct and refusal to submit — the wild part of the chart.
Lilith, also called the Black Moon, is neither a planet nor an asteroid: it is a mathematical point, the point of the Moon's orbit farthest from the Earth. It symbolizes the instinctive and untamed part of the personality — raw desire, the refusal to bend to expectations, what is rarely shown in the open.
A planet linked to Lilith touches a wilder, more authentic zone, sometimes uncomfortable to own publicly — a potential force that escapes propriety.
Its name comes from a figure in Mesopotamian and Judaic mythology, often described as Adam's first companion, who refuses submission and is cast out. Modern astrology has taken up this figure to name this sensitive point of the chart.
Not being a physical body, Lilith has neither domicile nor exaltation of its own in classical dignity systems: its reading depends entirely on the sign, the house it occupies, and the aspects it forms with other planets.