11/07/25

Today at 10:21 PT, the Moon enters Aquarius, inviting us to connect with our most authentic visions for the future. This lunar energy is all about freedom, expansion, innovation, and emotional objectivity. Aquarius asks us to step outside the traditional and get curious about how we can relate to ourselves and others in more liberating ways. In love, it brings a breath of fresh air, encouraging connection rooted in individuality, not obligation.

With Aquarius’s focus on clear communication and emotional freedom, it’s the perfect time to explore your relationship dynamics through a synastry chart. See where your individuality meets theirs, and how together you can create something new, without losing yourself in the process.

This energy stirred something in me. I found myself thinking about growth, not the kind you measure in numbers or milestones, but the subtle kind that takes root deep inside. I realized it’s almost been a year since my divorce.

That sentence still feels strange to say out loud. And yet, when I look at how far I’ve come, it almost makes me laugh. The life I’m building now feels freer, fuller, and more mine than ever.

What strikes me is how easy it is to forget that growth doesn't always feel like growth. Sometimes, it feels like confusion, like loneliness, like letting go of the hand you thought you’d hold forever. But the Moon in Aquarius reminds me: it’s not about going back, it’s about going forward with clarity, no matter how unconventional the path.

I don’t often pause to celebrate myself. But today, I’m doing just that. I’m proud of how I’ve navigated this year, even if I didn’t always feel strong. Aquarius says, “Don’t just follow, lead.” And I’ve led myself through some hard but necessary changes.

There’s beauty in creating a life that looks different from what you once pictured. It means you’re choosing presence over illusion. And that’s a kind of self-love not everyone dares to live.

So I’ll take this day to honor where I am, even if it's still unfolding. To see how independence isn’t a loss, but a gift of becoming who I really am.

Because growth isn’t a race, it’s a quiet, revolutionary act.