Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this whole astrology thing, and let me tell you, this Saturn square Sun transit? It’s been a ride. I figured I’d share my experience, because honestly, it’s been pretty intense, and maybe someone else out there is feeling it too.
It all started a few weeks ago. I’m usually pretty good at keeping track of these planetary things, but this one kinda snuck up on me. I just started feeling… off. Like, super heavy and weighed down. Everything felt like a struggle.
Getting Started
- First, I noticed my energy levels were in the toilet. I’m usually bouncing around, getting stuff done, but suddenly, just getting out of bed felt like climbing a mountain.
- Then, the self-doubt started creeping in. Big time. All those little insecurities I usually manage to keep at bay? They were front and center, screaming in my face.
- Work, oh boy, work. Projects that I normally love felt like a huge burden. I was procrastinating like crazy, and even simple tasks felt overwhelming. My boss even made a comment about my “lack of enthusiasm”. Ouch.
Taking action
I knew something was up, so I pulled up my chart, and bam! There it was: Saturn, the cosmic taskmaster, squaring my Sun. For those who aren’t into astrology, basically, it means a period of challenges, limitations, and feeling like the universe is testing your very core.
Okay, so what did I do? Well, I’m not gonna lie, my first instinct was to hide under the covers and wait for it to pass. But, I knew that wasn’t going to help. So, I decided to face it head-on, or at least, as head-on as I could manage.
Facing the music
- I started with some serious self-care. I’m talking long baths, lots of sleep, and saying “no” to anything that felt extra draining.
- I forced myself to keep moving. Even though I felt like a slug, I made sure to get some exercise every day. Even just a short walk helped clear my head a little.
- I journaled. A lot. Getting all those negative thoughts and feelings out of my head and onto paper (or, well, my laptop) made a huge difference.
- I talked to my friends. Just venting about how I was feeling helped me feel less alone and more supported.
It wasn’t easy. There were days when I just wanted to give up. But I kept reminding myself that this transit was temporary, and that it was an opportunity for growth. I focused on taking things one step at a time, and celebrating the small victories.
And you know what? I’m starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. The heaviness is lifting, my energy is slowly returning, and I’m feeling more like myself again. I’ve learned a lot about my resilience, my limits, and the importance of self-compassion during this whole thing.
So, if you’re going through a Saturn square Sun transit right now, hang in there! It’s tough, but it’s not forever. Be kind to yourself, focus on the basics, and remember that you’re stronger than you think. You got this!
