Okay, so I’ve been feeling this weird energy lately, and I finally figured out what it was – a Mars-Saturn transit. I’m not a professional astrologer or anything, but I like to keep track of how planetary movements seem to affect my life. It’s kinda like a personal experiment, you know?
So, I noticed I was getting super frustrated with, well, everything. Like, little things that normally wouldn’t bother me were setting me off. I felt this intense pressure to do things, to be productive, but at the same time, I hit these walls constantly. It was like trying to drive with the parking brake on.
My Mars-Saturn Transit Experience
Here’s what I did:
- Tracked the transit dates: First, I looked up when exactly Mars was conjunct Saturn in my chart. There are a few free websites that’ll do this for you.
- Journaled like crazy: Every day, I wrote down how I was feeling, what I was struggling with, and any “aha!” moments I had. This was HUGE. It helped me see patterns.
- Adjusted my expectations: Knowing this transit was happening, I decided to be kinder to myself. I lowered the bar for what I expected to achieve each day.
- Focused on small, concrete tasks: Instead of tackling massive projects, I broke them down into tiny, manageable steps. This way, even if I felt blocked, I could still make some progress.
- Prioritized rest: Seriously. Saturn can be a real taskmaster, but it also responds well to discipline. I scheduled in naps and early bedtimes.
The biggest thing I learned? This transit, while annoying, wasn’t about punishing me. It was about showing me where I needed to be more realistic, more disciplined, and more patient with myself. It’s like the universe was saying, “Slow down, focus, and build solid foundations.”
It wasn’t easy, and I definitely had some meltdown moments. But by paying attention to the energy and adjusting my approach, I managed to get through it without totally losing my mind. And I actually feel like I’ve learned some valuable lessons about how I work best.
I finished the transit and the energy that I had at the beginning of this experience is changed now.
