Okay, so the other day I was messing around with my astrology chart, and I noticed this “Saturn trine Moon” thing. I’d heard about it before, but never really dug in. So, I decided to do a little experiment and see how it played out in my own life.
Getting Started
First, I pulled up my birth chart online. I already knew my birth time and place, thankfully, so that part was easy. Found the Saturn and Moon symbols, and sure enough, there was a nice blue line connecting them – that’s the trine.
Diving into the Meaning
Next, I started Googling. I mean, who actually understands this stuff off the top of their head? I read a bunch of articles and forum posts. Basically, it sounded like this aspect is about emotional maturity, discipline, and a kind of grounded feeling. Some people said it could make you a bit reserved, but also responsible and able to handle tough situations. It’s that “slow and steady wins the race” kind of vibe.
My Own Little Experiment
So, I decided to keep a journal for a week, focusing on how I felt and reacted to things. I wanted to see if I could notice this Saturn-Moon energy in action.
- Day 1: Work was crazy busy, deadlines looming. Normally, I’d be a stressed-out mess. But I actually felt pretty calm. I just made a list, prioritized, and plowed through it. Huh.
- Day 3: Had a disagreement with a friend. Usually, I’d either blow up or shut down completely. This time, I managed to stay calm, listened to her side, and we talked it out. Weird!
- Day 5: I felt a bit down.I gave myself some time, read a book, and let myself feel it, without geting lost in sadness.
- Day 7: Reviewed my notes. I definitely noticed a pattern of feeling more in control of my emotions, even when things were tough. And, surprisingly, I felt okay even when allowing myself to just sit with my feelings.
The Result?
I’m not saying I’m suddenly a Zen master or anything. But I do think paying attention to this Saturn-Moon aspect helped me understand myself a little better. It was like having a little cheat sheet to my own emotional responses. It’s definitely something I’ll keep an eye on in the future, especially when I’m feeling off-kilter. It gave me a way to find the root of the problems. It might be worth a try if you’re into this kind of thing!
