Hey everyone, so, let’s talk about something that’s been on my mind lately – Mars in Pisces in the 9th house. Sounds a bit out there, right? But stick with me, it’s pretty interesting.
It all started a few months ago. I was feeling a bit lost, you know? Like I was just going through the motions. Work was fine, life was fine, but I was craving something…more. I stumbled upon this astrology concept – Mars in Pisces in the 9th house. I’m not usually one for this stuff, but it caught my eye.
So, I dug in. What does it even mean? Basically, Mars is all about how we take action, our drive. Pisces is the dreamy, intuitive sign. And the 9th house? That’s the realm of beliefs, philosophy, and higher learning. The online stuff said people with this placement are drawn to spiritual or creative journeys and like freedom.
I started by reading up on it. Not just the horoscope stuff, but actual books on astrology, mythology, even some philosophy. I felt like I was onto something, you know? Like this explained why I’d always been drawn to the big questions – the meaning of life, our place in the universe, all that jazz.
Then, I decided to take a more practical approach. I signed up for a meditation retreat. It was a weekend thing, nothing too crazy. But it was a game-changer. Sitting there, focusing on my breath, I felt this sense of peace I hadn’t felt in years. Like I was finally connecting with something deeper within myself.
- Exploration Phase: This is where I really started to lean into the “Pisces” part of this whole thing.
- Action Steps:
- Started a daily meditation practice. Even just 10 minutes a day made a difference.
- Picked up my old guitar again. Music has always been a spiritual thing for me.
- Booked a trip to India. I’ve always wanted to go, and this felt like the right time.
The trip to India was intense. The colors, the sounds, the smells – it was a sensory overload in the best way possible. I visited temples, talked to monks, and immersed myself in the culture. I even volunteered at a local school for a week, teaching English. That was probably the most rewarding part of the whole trip.
Realizations
The online stuff also said this placement make people not really good at taking action. It suggested that they need freedom from others, which made sense to me. I realized I had to find my own way to be the “doer” but on my own terms.
Coming back home, I felt… different. Changed. I still had my regular job, my regular life. But now, I had this whole other dimension to it. I started incorporating what I’d learned into my daily routine. More meditation, more music, more seeking out experiences that fed my soul.
And the Mars part of it? That’s where the action comes in. I’m not just thinking about these things anymore. I’m doing them. I’m taking steps, big and small, to live a more meaningful life. A life that’s aligned with my values, my beliefs, my inner self. It’s a gradual process, and I still have my off days. But for the first time in a long time, I feel like I’m on the right path. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about being authentic.
So, yeah, that’s my story about Mars in Pisces in the 9th house. It might sound a bit woo-woo to some of you, but it’s been a real journey for me. And maybe, just maybe, it can spark something in you too. You never know where a little curiosity might lead you.
