As Mercury retrograde ends and other planets shift in their cosmic dance, I find myself thinking about my journey with astrology - a subject I dismissed before 2019. It's fascinating how our beliefs can change so dramatically over time, shedding old perspectives and embracing new ones as we grow.
There's something remarkable about life's healing journey. Often, we don't realize how much we've let go or grown until one day, it hits us - we feel different. And that's exactly where I find myself now.
For the first time in ages, I feel an authentic, genuine sense of peace. This peace stems from no longer being afraid, bringing with it an amazing feeling of safety that permeates my physical body, mind, and spirit. It's a beautiful sensation that softens the world's sharp edges and leaves me feeling more rooted in the present moment than ever before.
While it's important not to confuse peace with happiness, the latter is certainly present - a natural offshoot of feeling safe. Yet, even as happiness ebbs and flows with the continuing noise and movement of the world, peace remains constant. It's like a fluffy, cozy, warm cocoon surrounding and protecting me from the world's harshness.
If I were to give this newfound peace a color, I'd paint my world in pastel pink with smudges of blue - soft, comforting, and beautiful in its simplicity. This journey has taught me that change is not only possible but inevitable. What we once believed can be left behind, and who we're becoming can feel more real with each passing day.
Looking ahead, I'm surprisingly eager to explore astrology further. Who would've guessed? While the former skeptic in me is still shocked, I'm genuinely curious to learn more about the stars and planets. It's funny how life leads us down unexpected paths, transforming once far-fetched subjects into fascinating parts of our world.
In this moment of peace, I'm grateful for the growth, challenges, and the beautiful, pastel-colored world I now inhabit. Who could have guessed that finding peace would paint my world in such gentle hues?
It's been one hell of a ride, and you know what? I wouldn't have it any other way.
Gail x
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