Alright, let’s talk about this ‘sag sun taurus moon 1994’ thing. Someone threw these terms at me a while back, connected to my birth year. Didn’t think much of it initially, sounded like horoscope fluff mostly.
But it stuck in my head, you know? Sagittarius Sun… Taurus Moon. Seemed like a weird mix. One part of me always felt this itch to just pack up and go, see stuff, try new things. Real restless energy. That’s the Sag part, I guess they’d say. Always got bored easy, needed change.
Then there’s the other side. That Taurus Moon thing. Man, does that resonate sometimes. ‘Cause deep down, I really just crave comfort. Like, good food, a cozy couch, familiar routines. I found myself digging my heels in about certain things, real stubborn. Didn’t like being rushed, wanted things solid and predictable, especially at home or with stuff I really cared about.
Trying to Make Sense of It
So, I started paying more attention. Not in a mystical way, just observing myself. My practice wasn’t about reading charts, it was just watching my own behavior.
- I noticed how I’d plan some big trip, get all excited (Sagittarius!), then spend ages worrying about having the right snacks and the most comfortable travel pillow (Taurus!).
- I’d jump into new projects at work with loads of enthusiasm, but then get really meticulous and slow about the details, wanting everything just right and secure.
- Friends would comment on it too. “You’re so adventurous!” one day, and “You’re such a homebody!” the next.
It felt like driving with one foot on the gas and one foot on the brake. Pretty frustrating sometimes, honestly. I spent a good amount of time just reflecting on past decisions, seeing this pattern play out. Times I pushed too hard for adventure and ignored my need for security, ending up burnt out. Times I clung too hard to comfort and missed out on things.
The ‘practice’ was really just acceptance, I suppose. I stopped trying to be one or the other. I started recognizing when the restless feeling kicked in and when the need for stability was stronger. Instead of fighting it, I tried to work with it.
Like, okay, plan the adventure, but build in downtime. Make sure the home base is solid before taking the leap. Find work that offered both novelty and structure, if possible. It wasn’t about astrology predicting my future, it was just a label that kinda helped me understand the push and pull I always felt inside. Seeing ‘1994’ attached just grounded it in my specific time, my generation maybe feeling similar things?
So yeah, that’s my journey with that label. Didn’t look for magic answers. Just watched myself, thought about it, and tried to stop fighting my own nature. Still figuring it out day by day, but it feels less like a conflict now. Just… me.
