Star Struck Style

The photo I posted above appeared in a search of Pexels using the keyword “harmony.” It’s a lovely picture, and the color scheme reminds me of a couple of landscape prints that I have above my desk. I sometimes get lost staring into them while I do yoga. It’s a peaceful feeling.

That feeling is something I haven’t had in my life for a long time. Curiously, my chart is filled with so many harmonic planetary alignments right now, I can barely believe my luck. Things get even better with the arrival of the full moon on April 12.

My admission to myself earlier this year that my life was not moving in the right direction was one of the smartest things I’ve ever done, and I am at peace with my decision. My concerns that I would be broke and miserable haven’t materialized at all. In fact, I’ve hoarded away some money, started a couple of new part-time jobs that will pay the very few bills that I have, and I’ve started to find ways to enjoy my free time again.

I’m expecting these good vibes to continue when the sun enters my seventh house next week. I’m even expecting my barely-existent social life to once again become a vital part of my existence. I’m already feeling more eager to engage with people outside of my home. It wasn’t as if I was a shut in over the last few years, but I allowed my job to become the reason I wasn’t making plans with my friends. Why would I want to be around people in my spare time when I spent eight hours a day around people?

With Libra as my rising sign, this full moon in my seventh house of relationships is significant. Venus, the planet associated with both Libra and the seventh house, will be stationary when the full moon arrives. I’m not sure how significant that is, but it is interesting to note that I was born during a Venus station. That event just adds another element into this harmonic mix of planetary alignments that make April the most promising month I’ve had in as long as I can remember.

It’s good to feel good again. It’s even better to feel as if more good things are on the horizon. I could get used to this . . .