05/06/25

Tonight, at 21:43 Pacific Time, Venus moves into Taurus, her home sign, a deeply rooted placement that reminds us love is not only meant to be felt, but lived in. Simultaneously, the Moon continues its journey through Libra, another Venus-ruled sign, creating a beautiful double-dose of heart-centered, harmony-seeking energy. This is a moment to settle into what feels good, what feels safe, and what feels true in your relationships.

With Venus in Taurus, we’re wrapped in the kind of energy that supports looking deeply at the dynamics between two hearts. A synastry chart offers insight into the magnetic spaces and potential friction in a relationship, not to label, but to understand. And today, under Venus’s grounded touch, we’re perfectly placed to explore these energies with curiosity, grace, and compassion.

Today, while catching up with a friend, she confessed me she was feeling unsettled in her relationship, jealousy had crept in, uninvited and unannounced. And as I listened, something in their story lit a small, familiar flicker in me.

Jealousy is strange. It doesn’t always show up as drama or outbursts, sometimes it’s just a question, barely whispered: Am I enough? And even if we’re secure, even if we’re loved, that whisper can still find its way in.

So as I spoke with her, I let her remember that jealousy is just a signal, it means we care. It means something matters.

With Venus now in Taurus, I took it as a cue to return to the body. To remind her but also to remind me, that love isn’t a competition or a test, it’s a practice. And with the Libra Moon in the sky, I thought: maybe love isn’t about never feeling jealous, but about knowing how to return to balance when we do.

So w breathed through it. And after the call I texted someone I love, just to connect, not to seek reassurance, but to offer presence. I reminded myself that I am not too much, or not enough. I am simply someone with a heart wide open. And there is nothing wrong with that.

Tonight, I’m thinking of how many of us quietly wrestle with these feelings. And how, with just a bit more gentleness, toward ourselves and others, we can find our way back to trust.