Okay, here’s the blog post about my experience with the Saturn conjunct North Node transit:
So, I’ve been going through this whole Saturn conjunct North Node thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I started noticing some weird shifts a while back. It was like the universe was nudging me, or maybe shoving is a better word, to get my act together. I’d always been a bit of a free spirit, you know, going with the flow, not really big on plans or structure. But suddenly, I started feeling this urge to be more… responsible? It was strange.
I started small. I began making lists – something I’d always rolled my eyes at before. Grocery lists, to-do lists, even lists of goals I wanted to achieve. It felt oddly satisfying to check things off, like I was actually accomplishing something. Then I got more serious. I started setting routines for myself. Wake up at the same time every day, set aside specific hours for work, even schedule in time for exercise and relaxation. It felt weirdly constricting at first, like I was putting myself in a box, but then something shifted.
Digging Deeper
As I stuck with these routines, I found I had more energy, more focus. Things that used to seem like a huge chore – paying bills, cleaning the house, working on my side hustle – suddenly became easier, almost automatic. It was like by adding structure to my life, I had actually created more freedom. I wasn’t constantly scrambling to catch up or putting out fires. I had time and mental space to think about what I really wanted to do.
But that led to some hard questions. For example, I realized that some of the things I’d been pursuing just weren’t in line with who I wanted to be. These sudden changes made me feel so uncomfortable. I had to let go of some projects, even some relationships, that were holding me back. It was tough, no doubt about it. Saturn doesn’t mess around. It felt like I was being tested, pushed to my limits to see if I was really committed to this new path.
The Outcome
Honestly, I’m still in the thick of it. This transit is a process, not a one-time event. But I can already see the changes taking root. I’m more disciplined, more focused, and surprisingly, more at peace. I’m building something solid, something lasting, both in my career and in my personal life. It’s not always easy, but I know I’m moving in the right direction. My limitations did not work anymore. I have more self-reliance than before. I know this is a karmic lesson and I’m learning it the hard way, but it’s worth it. I’m integrating discipline and responsibility into my life, and it’s changing everything.
If you’re going through this transit too, hang in there. It’s a chance to really grow up, to become the person you’re meant to be. It’s about facing your fears, taking responsibility for your life, and building a future that’s truly your own. And trust me, it’s worth the effort.
