Okay, here we go, let’s talk about my recent experience with Chiron in Leo.
So, I’ve been digging into this whole astrology thing lately, and I stumbled upon something called Chiron. Apparently, it’s known as the “Wounded Healer” in your birth chart. Mine happens to be in Leo, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster.
First off, I had to figure out what that even meant. From what I gathered, Chiron in Leo points to some deep-seated issues related to self-expression and creativity. It’s like, there’s this wound where you don’t feel fully appreciated or seen for who you are. Kind of like that feeling of putting your heart and soul into something, and it just not getting the recognition you think it deserves.
I started to notice these patterns in my own life. Like, I used to love painting, but I gradually stopped. I’d start a new project with all this enthusiasm, but then I’d get discouraged, thinking it wasn’t good enough. I realized I was constantly downplaying my talents, almost afraid to let them shine. That’s totally the Chiron in Leo vibe – inner conflict about being creative. I used to share my creations with others, but now I always feel that my work is not good enough, so I gradually stop sharing with others.
The next step was to figure out how to actually heal this wound. I mean, you can’t just leave it there, festering, right? From what I read, it’s all about embracing your creativity, really owning it, and building up your self-esteem. Not in an arrogant way, but just genuinely appreciating your own unique abilities.
So, I started small. I got out my old paints and just started messing around, no pressure, no expectations. I also started to focus on acknowledging my strengths. Every time I did something well, no matter how small, I’d give myself a mental pat on the back. It felt a little silly at first, but it actually started to make a difference. There was a time when I thought I was just an ordinary person with no skills, but by recognizing my strengths, I realized that I was actually quite good at a lot of things, it’s just that I didn’t express them. I started sharing my paintings on social media, and you know what? People actually liked them! That was a huge boost. It wasn’t about the external validation, though that was nice, but more about proving to myself that I could put myself out there and not crumble.
This whole Chiron in Leo journey is definitely a work in progress, it’s not a one-time thing. It has helped me to learn a lot. But I’m starting to feel more confident in my creative abilities and more comfortable expressing myself. It’s like I’m slowly letting my inner light shine, and it feels pretty damn good. There are still some dark times, but I have learned to face them. When I’m at a low point, I use the things around me that can make me happy to help myself get out of it, such as watching a funny video, talking to someone I trust, or eating my favorite food. This can help me get through the hard times, and it works almost every time!
If any of this resonates with you, maybe it’s worth looking into your own Chiron placement. It could be the key to unlocking some hidden potential and healing some old wounds you didn’t even know you had. You can do it too, just as I did, step by step. It might be uncomfortable at times, but trust me, it’s worth it.
