Okay, so today I dove into this whole “moon trine pluto” thing. I’ve been feeling some intense emotions lately, and I wanted to see if there was anything to this astrology stuff that could shed some light on it.
I started by, you know, Googling it. Just a basic search to get a feel for what this transit is even supposed to mean. I found a bunch of stuff, some of it pretty woo-woo, but I tried to focus on the more grounded interpretations.
Digging Deeper
Then I started to get practical.
- I pulled out my journal. Started just free-writing about what’s been going on. All the messy stuff, the things I usually try to ignore.
- I made a cup of chamomile tea. Sounds cliché, I know, but it helps me relax.
- Next up,I made a list. On one side, I put all the things that have been bothering me, kind of my “shadow” stuff I guess. On the other side, I wrote down things I wanted to change, how I wanted to feel instead.
Trying to Connect the Dots
With my journal and list in front of me, I started to look for patterns. Were there any connections between the things I was feeling and the “moon trine pluto” descriptions I’d read? Turns out, yeah, there were a few. The whole “transformation” and “facing your shadows” thing really resonated.
I realized that I had allowed many bad habbits to accumulate, and I didn’t have a clear understanding of myself, so I needed to make changes and reorganize my thoughts.
Small Steps Forward
I’m not going to lie, it wasn’t some magical epiphany. But it did give me a little more clarity. It felt good to just acknowledge the stuff I’d been pushing down.
So, what did I actually do? Well, I decided to start small.
- I deleted a couple of toxic social media accounts.
- I signed up for a yoga class.
- I texted a friend I’d been meaning to reach out to.
- I wrote a plan for learning a new skill.
Baby steps, right? But it feels like I’m moving in the right direction. I’m still figuring this whole “moon trine pluto” thing out, but for now, I’m just focusing on being a little more honest with myself and taking small actions towards feeling better. We’ll see how it goes!
