<what about if you were born on a planet that has a moon, or several moons. Which moon would you use? What about earth's moon? >

Guess you would have to deal with a new paradigm for that, too. It is not like we do much with the moons of other planets anyway. We count distant asteroids, but not any satellites of other planets in our solar system. Not sure what is up with that, but presumably we just regard those as part of those planets.

I can't imagine how Sag would factor in logically at all. Jupiter seems more appropriate for Sag anyway.

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what about if you were born on a planet that has a moon, or several moons. Which moon would you use? What about earth's moon?
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I'm just speculating, but aren't we all "earthlings" by ancestry no matter where where we're born? I think our moon would have the same function, even if you were born on another planet with a moon of their own. Maybe its powers wouldn't be as strong though, because of the distance. I mean, you can see the Sun and the Moon on the sky quite clear, but the planets, such as Mars and Saturn are really small and hardly noticable. So when you think about how we relate more to our Sun and Moon, the main bodies who have the biggest presence on earth, it makes sense that distance and of course size matters.
I think that all of those 61 Saturnian moons are probably influencing us in some way already. We just haven't mapped their behaviour down yet.

"But earth is 70% water :) "

Well only the surface. I mean if you take into consideration the atmosphere also....plus the whole inner core of magma and all the tectonic planets. I guess we'd have to say that earth is mostly air (atmosphere), water (in air and on surface), fire (inner core), and earth (the rest).

So really we just need a sign that covers all the four elements like earth does....hmmm

But it not called Neptune as a result. Besides, underneath all that water is....earth.

Phobos was the Greek god of fear (phobia), born to Ares (aka Mars) and Aphrodite (aka Venus). His twin brother Deimos (aka Formido or Metus) was the god of dread. Deimos is the smaller of Mars' two moons. It doesn't sound to me like either one of these has a "nurturing" side at all.

Here is some information about these moons, which seem to be asteroids caught in the orbit of Mars:

starryskies.com/solar_syst..._moons.html

Both of these dudes look damn ugly to me, and their archetypal reputations are pretty lousy as well. It sounds like they whip around the planet at a pretty good clip. I have never been very interested in living on Mars, and this additional information sort of seals that aversion for me, but ~ hey ~ sounds like a good place for a penal colony or headquarters for certain grotesque corporations and financial institutions that we may soon like to see go elsewhere.

Your making my green skin blush red! I look like a christmas ornament, lol...