Gently Does It

human design transits

 

 

If you don’t feel like doing it, don’t.  Anything you can drop from your schedule just now is something you probably don’t need to be doing.  If you can let it slide, do.   We are in a gentle healing space, returning to our unique and natural vitality.

Take notice of the word gentle.  Mars and Pluto are together in the gentle gate of Joy.  This is a deep and transformative (Pluto) passion and desire (Mars) to take things easy.  Any anger is a sign of boundaries that have been breached for too long, and need repair.  Watch your anger, it’s a sign of something that needs your attention.

Mars and Pluto together indicate the need to gently surrender our personal will to the divine will.  This is a time to relax and trust the process of evolution to do it’s bit.

Venus, planet of gentleness and healing grace, is conjunct Saturn in a gate that’s all about taking it easy (28).  This is not a time to push, and definitely not a time to play the martyr.  The house is falling down because it’s unsustainable.  Something more flexible and …  well, gentle …  will take the place of rigid life structures.

The delightful Eros is in the Gate of Opposition (38), asking us to let go of fighting what we don’t want.  We can safely place our focus instead on what we do want.   Any blockages to vitality can take advantage of Mercury retrograde in the Gate of Heaven (1), turning our attention inwards to see where our actions are out of alignment with our true soul calling (Ji Centre).

Ground yourself fully into the moment, filling it with as much of your natural self as you possibly can.  We are awakening to abundance.

 

Artist:  www.hollysierra.com

5 thoughts on “Gently Does It”

  1. Thanks for this early morning feeling! A smile from my 57! Love the painting too..thanks to both. Have a nice weekend ☺

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