09/05/25

Today marks the second day of the Moon in Libra, and the energy grows stronger around themes of balance, not just in relationships, but in our work life, purpose, and creative expression. Libra’s influence invites us to consider how we show up in the world: not just as professionals or creators, but as whole people. It asks: How do we pursue our passions while maintaining inner harmony? And more importantly, how do we work in ways that honor both connection and individuality?

With the Moon still in Libra, a sign ruled by Venus and centered on relationships—today is an ideal time to dive into a synastry chart. This astrological tool compares two birth charts to reveal the energetic dynamics between you and another. It can illuminate how you connect through work, creativity, and life purpose. Under this Libra influence, you’re supported in seeing not just how you love, but how you can build something meaningful together, in harmony and flow.

Lately I’ve been thinking about the delicate dance between following a passion and staying connected to who we are outside of it. So many of us wrap our identities in our careers, our projects, the things we produce. And yes, there’s beauty in creating something that feels like an extension of us. But there’s also power in knowing who we are without the output.

I’ve felt that tension before, wanting to give everything to my vocation, to let it define me, to be seen as what I do. And yet, in the quiet moments, I ask myself: What if my work wasn’t who I am? What if it was simply a way I express love, service, or curiosity?

This Libra Moon has me thinking not just about what fulfills me, but what connects me. About choosing projects, paths, and rhythms that ground me without owning me. And that’s a big difference. Because sometimes, in chasing a dream, we lose our footing. We sacrifice the rituals, relationships, or stillness that remind us of our wholeness.

Work should be a bridge, not a cage. It should lift us without draining us. And while not every task will feel meaningful, the way we move through them can be. When we approach work with intention and grace, even the mundane becomes sacred.

And Libra teaches us that sacred doesn’t mean solitary.

Our calling is often revealed in connection, in how we inspire, support, and collaborate. That’s where balance lives. In doing what we love, yes, but also in feeling loved while doing it. In remembering that we are not just here to achieve, we are here to relate, to reflect, to receive.

So today, I’m letting myself soften around the edges of ambition. I’m asking, Where is the joy? Where is the harmony? And trusting that the most aligned path is the one where I feel both free and held.