Okay, so today I really wanted to dig into this “Mars trine Jupiter” thing I’ve been hearing about. I’m no astrology expert, but I’m all about trying to understand the energies around me and how to use them.
First, I grabbed my notebook and jotted down the date and time. It’s important to be super precise with this stuff, or at least that’s what I’ve learned. Then, I went online and looked up exactly when this Mars trine Jupiter aspect was happening.
Getting My Space Ready
Once I had the timing down, I wanted to create a space where I could really focus. I lit some candles – nothing fancy, just some regular tea lights I had lying around. I also put on some chill music, the kind with no words, just instrumental vibes. This helps me get into a more meditative state, you know?
Next, I sat down on my cushion (okay, it’s just a comfy pillow, but it works!). I closed my eyes and took a few deep breaths, trying to clear my head of all the day’s random thoughts. Dishes, work emails, that weird thing my neighbor said… all of it had to go.
Tuning In
- Focus on Energy: With my eyes still closed, I started to visualize the energy of Mars – fiery, action-oriented, and bold. Then, I pictured Jupiter – expansive, lucky, and all about growth.
- Feeling the Connection: I tried to imagine these two energies blending together, like two streams of light merging into one. I focused on how that might feel in my own body. Did I feel more energized? More optimistic? More… anything?
- Journaling It Out: After about 10-15 minutes of just sitting with this, I opened my eyes and grabbed my journal again. I started writing down whatever came to mind. No editing, no censoring, just pure stream-of-consciousness stuff.
What I Noticed
Honestly, at first, I didn’t feel much. But as I kept writing, I started to notice a subtle shift. I felt a little surge of motivation, like I could tackle anything. I even came up with a few new ideas for a project I’ve been putting off. It wasn’t a lightning bolt moment, but it was definitely… something.
I wrote it down so that I can look back and compare this with next opportunity.
I wrapped things up by blowing out the candles and putting away my journal. Overall, it was a pretty chill experience. Did I magically transform into a super-productive, super-lucky person? Not exactly. But I did feel a bit more aligned, a bit more connected to… well, something bigger than myself. And that’s always a good thing, right?
