When we were supposed to be on holiday but weren't, I kept feeling a tug towards finding the positive: I can book a replacement trip; At least we have travel insurance; This'll give me something to write about. But I never felt better, just a bit depressed. And then I would bump up against the reality that this holiday really was gone: my husband's surgery required frequent agonising dressing changes, and there is a limited time window for an enjoyable break on the Belgian coast.
After an exhausting few days of cosmic activity, Saturday's vibes offer a soft and quiet reprieve from the galactic intensity. The sun meets with mental planet Mercury for a cazimi (a specific conjunction between the two celestial bodies) during the wee hours of the morning, giving everyone some clarity of mind amidst the eclipse season madness. Look at things with logic and honesty - and don't be afraid of what you see.
Traumatization occurs when someone feels defeated and believes their dangerous situation will never end. The brain's response to overwhelming events matters more than the severity of what actually happened.