Today I’m going to talk about that time I dealt with the Moon opposite Saturn transit. It all started on a day when I was feeling a bit off, you know, the kind of day where you just can’t shake off the blues. I didn’t know why I was feeling so down, but I decided to check my astrology chart to see if anything was going on.
And there it was, the Moon opposite Saturn in my transit chart. Now, I’m not a professional astrologer or anything, but I’ve learned a thing or two over the years. This particular transit, as I discovered, is known for bringing up some heavy emotional stuff. It’s like the universe is pushing you to deal with things you might have been avoiding.
So, what did I do? First, I acknowledged how I was feeling. Instead of trying to push the sadness and loneliness away, I let myself feel them. I sat with my emotions, tried to understand where they were coming from. It wasn’t easy, I’ll tell you that. There were moments when I felt overwhelmed, like I was drowning in a sea of negative feelings.
During this period, I also noticed that my relationships were being affected. I felt distant from people, even those I’m usually close to. It was like I couldn’t connect with anyone, and that made me feel even more isolated. My wife seemed to be getting on my nerves about everything and I just didn’t want to be around her, or anyone for that matter. It was the weirdest thing. I know I can’t just leave her. She has been with me through thick and thin, but I just can’t help it.
- I started journaling every day. Writing down my thoughts and feelings helped me process them better.
- I made an effort to reach out to a couple of close friends. Even though I didn’t feel like talking much, just being in their presence helped a bit.
- I tried to focus on self-care. Simple things like taking a walk in nature, listening to calming music, and getting enough sleep made a difference.
- I cried, I cried a lot, and it helped.
- I went to the pub after work and had a few too many.
It wasn’t a quick fix. This whole thing lasted for a few days. But by being aware of what was happening astrologically, and by taking some conscious steps to deal with it, I managed to get through it without any major disasters. I didn’t break up with anyone, quit my job, or do anything else I might have regretted later. And the drinking, well, I managed to get a cab home.
One other thing I noticed during this transit was a heightened concern about my finances. Saturn was sitting in my second house, which apparently means I’d be anxious about money and responsibilities. And boy, was I! I started worrying about every little expense, even though I knew I was in a stable financial situation. It was like my mind was playing tricks on me.
Reflecting Back
Looking back, it was a tough period, but I learned a lot about myself. I realized that it’s okay to feel down sometimes and that it’s important to address those feelings instead of ignoring them. I also learned the value of having a few good friends who can support you through rough patches. I don’t think I could have made it through without them. Man, I love those guys.
So, if you ever find yourself in a similar situation, remember that it’s just a phase. It might feel like it’s going to last forever, but it won’t. Just be kind to yourself, reach out to your support system, and try to ride it out. And hey, if you’re into astrology, checking your transits might give you some useful insights into what’s going on. Astrology is wild.
