Okay, here’s my story about the Sun opposite Saturn transit, hope you enjoy it:
So, I’ve been feeling kinda off lately. Like, things just weren’t flowing the way they usually do. I’m normally a pretty upbeat, energetic person, but for a while, it felt like I was wading through molasses. Every little thing seemed like a huge effort. I started to feel overwhelmed and I wanted to fix it.
I’m into astrology, right? I read my horoscope, check out what the planets are up to – that sort of thing. It’s not like I live and die by it, but sometimes it gives you a little insight into what’s going on. Anyway, I had a look, and it showed that the Sun was opposing Saturn.
Now, from what I gathered, this transit can be a bit of a downer. It’s like the universe puts up a bunch of roadblocks. I decided to observe for a few days.
- Day 1: Yep, definitely felt the struggle. Tried to get a project going at work, and it felt like everything that could go wrong, did. Frustrating as hell.
- Day 2: My energy levels were in the basement. Usually, I love hitting the gym after work, but I just couldn’t muster the motivation. Ended up on the couch, feeling sorry for myself. I found myself a little bit worried.
- Day 3: Okay, this is getting ridiculous. Even simple tasks seemed to take forever. I felt like giving up and tried to contact my friends, but they all seemed busy.
After a few days of this, I realized I couldn’t just sit around and wait for it to pass. I needed to figure out how to work with this energy, not against it. I started digging a little deeper into what this transit means. I learned that it is a period that occur at ages 15, 44 and 74. It is often a challenging time.
I started to do a few things differently:
- Being patient: I reminded myself that this was temporary and I just had to pace myself.
- Focusing on what I could control: Instead of getting overwhelmed by the big picture, I broke things down into smaller, more manageable steps.
- Asking for help: I reached out to a couple of close friends, and just talking about what I was going through made me feel a lot better. Also, I got help from my coworker.
It wasn’t easy, but slowly but surely, I started to feel like myself again. The roadblocks didn’t magically disappear, but I found ways to navigate around them. I learned how to be more patient and how to ask for help. By the time the transit ended, I felt like I’d actually grown from the experience.
So, yeah, the Sun opposite Saturn transit can be a real pain. But it’s also an opportunity to learn some valuable lessons about yourself and how you deal with challenges. If you’re going through it right now, hang in there. It won’t last forever. I realized that it happens at roughly the ages of 27–31, so I started to plan some new habits for the future. On September 8th, 2024, the Sun and Saturn will be in deep opposition in the cosmos. I think I will be ready for it.
Just remember to be kind to yourself, take things one step at a time, and don’t be afraid to ask for a little help along the way. You got this! And I will be there cheering for you.
