PART I: AIR & WATER - THE DANCE OF THE GEMINI SUN AND PISCES MOON
I was born into contrast. My very essence is built from the tension of two vastly different elements: air and water- thought and feeling. It's not always comfortable, but it's always alive. At the center of this tension lives my Gemini Sun and Pisces Moon.
The Gemini in me is fast-moving, curious, and endlessly alive to the world around me. I'm the kind of person who can connect dots in a conversation others didn't even notice. I follow threads- of thought, of stories, of ideas- not because I'm restless, but because I must. I need to experience life mentally, through language, through questions. The world is a puzzle I can't stop solving.
But beneath that sparkle of thought, there's a deep ocean, My Pisces Moon feels the emotional undercurrents of everything. I can sense a person's sadness in the way they pause before speaking. I intuit truth before it is spoken out loud. And I don't just feel my own emotions- I absorb the emotions of those around me. Sometimes it's a gift. Sometimes it's overwhelming. Always, it's real.
This pairing makes me both observer and empath. I can analyze my feelings as I'm having them. I can write about heartbreak while still bleeding. I have the ability to hold space for others because I know what it's like to live with a tidal heart and a dancing mind- both longing for understanding, both begging to be heard.
But this duality hasn't been easy to carry. There have been times when my mind told me to move on, but my heart couldn't let go. Times when I wanted to detach for clarity, but my soul begged for softness. The Gemini in me wants to laugh it off, to move forward. The Pisces Moon wants to sit in the ache, to cry in poetry.
I've had to learn that both are sacred.
Gemini brings light into the dark. Pisces brings meaning to the light. Together, they make me someone who feels the truth and then speaks it- in ways that others may not always understand, but often feel.
This part of my stars has taught me that I am not one thing. I am many. The richness of my experience lies not in choosing between intellect and emotion, but living the full spectrum- from bright chatter to deep silence, from restless thought to sacred stillness.
I don't need to be fully understood. I need to be fully me. This is where it begins.

Amazing!!!!
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