Alright, so today I’m gonna walk you through my recent transit experiment: Venus trine Saturn. I’ve been messing around with astrological transits for a while now, trying to see how these planetary alignments actually play out in real life. This Venus trine Saturn thing? It seemed interesting, so I decided to track it.
First off, I did some reading. You know, the usual astrology stuff. Venus is supposed to be about love, beauty, and relationships, while Saturn is all about structure, discipline, and long-term commitment. A trine, astrologically speaking, is a harmonious aspect, meaning these energies are supposed to work well together. The theory is that this transit should be a good time for solidifying relationships, making commitments, and finding beauty in the everyday grind.
So, I started paying attention a few days before the actual transit was exact. I figured I’d get a head start. What I did was, I started journaling. Nothing fancy, just jotting down my feelings, interactions with people, any creative projects I was working on, that sort of thing. I wanted to see if I could notice any shifts in my mood or how I approached things.
The first thing I noticed was a sort of…calmness. I’m usually pretty impulsive, especially when it comes to creative stuff. But during this transit, I felt more patient, more willing to actually plan things out. I had this half-finished painting I’d been avoiding because it felt overwhelming. Suddenly, I felt like I could break it down into smaller steps and actually finish it. So, I blocked out some time each day, created a schedule, and just started chipping away at it.
Then, in my relationship… This is where things got interesting. Me and my partner, we’ve been together for a while, but sometimes we get stuck in these ruts. During the Venus trine Saturn period, we actually sat down and had a serious conversation about our future. Not the usual “we should probably talk about this someday” kind of thing, but a real, honest discussion about what we both wanted long-term. It wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows, but it felt constructive. We came up with some concrete goals and a plan for how to achieve them. Saturn vibes, right?
Also, weirdly enough, I started being more disciplined about my finances. I’m usually terrible with money. But I suddenly felt motivated to create a budget and stick to it. I even started researching investment options – something I’d been putting off forever.
The whole thing lasted about a week, give or take a few days. After the transit passed, I noticed the energy started to shift. The urge to plan and commit faded a little. I still felt the effects, but it wasn’t as strong. I kept journaling, just to see how things evolved.
Now, was it all because of the Venus trine Saturn transit? Maybe, maybe not. It’s impossible to say for sure. But I gotta say, it was a pretty interesting experience. It definitely made me more aware of my own patterns and how I react to different energies. And hey, I finished that painting, had a productive conversation with my partner, and even started a budget. So, I’d call it a win.
Would I do it again? Absolutely. I’m already looking forward to tracking the next big transit. It’s a fun way to learn more about myself and maybe even improve my life a little bit. Give it a try sometime! Just remember to keep an open mind and don’t take it too seriously.
