Okay, so today I wanna talk about this thing I’ve been playing around with: uranus in pisces. Sounds kinda spacey, right? Well, it is, but it’s also surprisingly down-to-earth (well, as down-to-earth as astrology can get!).
It all started when I was just kinda bummed out, y’know? Feeling stuck, like I wasn’t really going anywhere. I started diving into astrology again, something I hadn’t done in ages. I was mostly just screwing around online, reading about different planetary placements, and I stumbled across this “Uranus in Pisces” thing.
So, Uranus is all about shaking things up, innovation, and kinda breaking free from the norm. Pisces, on the other hand, is super dreamy, intuitive, and connected to the spiritual side of things. I read some stuff about how Uranus in Pisces (which happened for a while back in the early 2000s) can be about unexpected bursts of creativity and a real urge to connect with something bigger than yourself.
I thought, “Hey, that sounds kinda cool. Maybe I can use that.” So I started trying to channel that energy, I guess. First, I got myself a little notebook. I know, sounds cheesy, but hear me out. Every morning, before I did anything else, I’d write down whatever weird dreams I had, or any random thoughts that popped into my head. Just total stream-of-consciousness stuff.
Then, I started trying to actually do something with that stuff. I’m not an artist or anything, but I messed around with some digital art software, just throwing colors and shapes together. It was mostly garbage, to be honest, but every now and then, something would click. A certain color combination, or a weird shape, would give me an idea for something else.
I also started meditating. I know, super cliché, right? But I actually found it helpful. Just sitting quietly for 10 minutes a day, trying to clear my head, helped me get in touch with my intuition a little more. It was like I was unlocking a part of my brain that I hadn’t used in a while.
The cool thing is, it actually worked! I started coming up with ideas for projects I’d been putting off for ages. I even started writing again, something I hadn’t done since college. The writing was terrible, but I was writing something, and that was a start.
Here’s the thing I learned. You don’t have to be some kind of mystical guru to tap into this stuff. It’s all about finding ways to unlock your own creativity and intuition. For me, it was writing down my dreams, messing around with art, and trying to meditate. For you, it might be something totally different.
So here’s a quick recap of what I did:
- Journaling: Wrote down dreams and random thoughts every morning.
- Digital Art: Played around with colors and shapes, even though most of it was awful.
- Meditation: Tried to quiet my mind for 10 minutes a day.
It’s not about becoming a different person, it’s about connecting with a part of yourself that’s already there. Just gotta find the right way to unlock it.