Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this whole astrology thing lately, and Chiron in Pisces? It’s been a journey, let me tell you.
Getting Started: What Even Is Chiron?
First, I had to figure out what Chiron even represents. It’s not one of the big-name planets like Mars or Venus that everyone talks about. Turns out, it’s known as the “Wounded Healer.” I spent a good chunk of time just reading up on this, trying to wrap my head around the concept.
Pinpointing My Chiron
Next, I needed to find out where Chiron was in my own birth chart. I used one of those online chart calculators, punched in my birth details, and boom – there it was. Chiron in Pisces. I felt a little jolt, like, “Okay, this is my thing.”
The Pisces Deep Dive
Knowing it was in Pisces, I started researching what that meant. Pisces is all about emotions, intuition, and that dreamy, sometimes blurry, energy. I was beginning to put some pieces together and it makes sense.
Journaling Like Crazy
This is where the real work started. I grabbed a notebook and just started writing. Anything that came up. Old memories, current feelings, those weird dreams I couldn’t shake. I didn’t censor myself, I just let it all flow out. Some days, it was a trickle. Other days, it was a flood.
- Childhood feelings of not fitting in.
- That time in high school when I felt totally misunderstood.
- My struggles with setting boundaries.
Feeling All the Feels
It wasn’t always pretty. I cried, I got frustrated, I wanted to throw the notebook across the room a few times. But I stuck with it, because I felt like I was onto something. Like I was finally starting to understand some of the deeper currents running beneath the surface of my life.
Finding My Healing Path
Slowly, things started to shift. I started noticing patterns in my journaling. I saw how these old wounds were still affecting my present-day relationships and choices. And I began to explore ways to heal.I start to do yoga. I find that I really like it. I am thinking that maybe I will like meditation too,so I am going to give it a try.
The Ongoing Process
It’s definitely not a “one and done” kind of thing. It’s more like peeling back the layers of an onion. But I’m committed to the process.I just feel so much lighter, and brighter in myself. I feel like I’m finally starting to accept and love all parts of myself, even the messy, wounded bits. And that, to me, feels like real healing.
