03/08/25

As we move into the second day of the Moon in Sagittarius, this fiery energy begins to deepen, not just urging us to explore new landscapes, but also to ask ourselves: Where do I truly belong? Sagittarius is often linked to movement, freedom, and seeking. But today, that energy begins to turn inward, helping us realize that even wanderers crave grounding. In a world that changes every moment, there’s a quiet desire emerging: to root ourselves somewhere, emotionally, spiritually, maybe even physically.

With Sagittarius energy peaking, now is the time to reconnect to your deeper purpose. Your birth chart holds the map to where you’ve come from and what you’re meant to grow into. Rooting begins with self-understanding. Let today’s cosmic wisdom ground you in your truth.

This morning, I felt a flicker of that desire. Not the kind that demands a permanent address or perfectly curated life, but something simpler. A wish to feel steady, anchored, at home within myself.

It’s strange, isn’t it? How “home” used to be a place. A building. A room. But lately, I’ve been noticing that what makes something feel like home is far more abstract: it’s how safe I feel in it. How much I can soften there. How accepted I am, even when I’m messy, emotional, or unsure.

Sagittarius loves the open road, yes, but the paradox is that sometimes, the deeper we travel within, the more we realize we’ve been longing to settle. Not to shrink, but to expand from a center. And that center, I think, is created through ritual, love, and the spaces we return to that remind us who we really are.

I’ve started noticing the little things that give me that feeling: the corner of the couch where I read, the playlist I put on while cooking, the voice of someone who loves me exactly as I am. These are my roots, even if they don’t look like the ones I used to picture.

Today reminded me that rooting doesn’t mean staying stuck, it means choosing again and again to plant yourself in what matters. To water your own needs. To let your life be the kind of place you’d want to come home to.

And maybe, in that way, home becomes something we build inside. Not something we find, but something we create, deliberately, patiently, with a kind of grace that Sagittarius asks us to believe in.