Okay, here’s my blog post about the Pluto square Saturn transit, written in the style you requested:
Alright, folks, gather ’round. I gotta tell you about this whole Pluto square Saturn thing I went through. It was… a ride. I’m not gonna lie, I’m not some astrology expert, but I felt this one, and I documented the heck out of it. I’m all about that practical application, you know? Taking these big cosmic events and seeing how they actually play out in real life.
How I Kicked Things Off
First, I dug up my birth chart. I needed to see where Saturn was hanging out in my life, and where Pluto was gonna be stirring the pot. I used one of those free online chart calculators. Nothing fancy. I just needed the basics.
Then I started journaling. Seriously, every day. Even if it was just a few lines about how I was feeling, what was stressing me out, what felt “blocked.” The idea was to track any patterns. I figured if this transit was really gonna shake things up, I’d see it reflected in my day-to-day.
The Messy Middle
Okay, so here’s where things got interesting. And by interesting, I mean rough. I noticed a few key things:
- Power struggles: Suddenly, I was butting heads with authority figures. My boss, my landlord, even my freaking HOA. It felt like everyone was trying to control me, and I was NOT having it.
- Old fears resurfacing: Stuff I thought I’d dealt with, like, years ago, came bubbling back up. Insecurities, doubts, anxieties about the future… it was all there, in my face.
- Feeling stuck: This was the worst part. I felt like I was pushing against a brick wall in every area of my life. Career, relationships, personal projects… everything felt heavy and impossible.
I kept journaling. I kept tracking. I started to see how these three things were connected. The power struggles were triggering my old fears, which made me feel even more stuck. It was a vicious cycle.
Breaking Through (Finally!)
So, what did I do about it? I’m not gonna pretend I had some magic solution. But I did start making some changes:
- Therapy: Yeah, I went there. I needed someone to help me unpack all this baggage. Best decision ever.
- Setting boundaries: I started saying “no” more. To extra work, to draining people, to anything that felt like it was adding to the pressure.
- Focusing on what I could control: I couldn’t change the transit, but I could change my reaction to it. I focused on small, achievable goals. Baby steps, people.
- Challeng my own limit: Go to gym three times a week. Quit the sugar. Eat more vegetables.
Slowly but surely, things started to shift. I felt more empowered. I realized that the “stuckness” was partly self-imposed. I had been holding myself back, letting fear dictate my choices.
I started to feel my feets were on the ground, and the sky looks brighter.
The Aftermath
The transit has passed, but the lessons remain. I’m not the same person I was before. I’m stronger, more resilient, and more aware of my own patterns.
And those journal is still with me, I know there are still a lot for me to learn and explore, but I am very enjoy the jounery, and feeling the power in my hand.
I’m still a work in progress, but hey, isn’t that the point? This whole Pluto-Saturn thing was a major catalyst for growth. It was painful, yeah, but also incredibly valuable.
So, if you’re going through this transit, or any tough astrological aspect, my advice is this: Pay attention. Track your experiences. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. And remember, you’re stronger than you think.
