11/10/25

Tonight, the Moon enters Cancer at 23:37 PT, bringing forward waves of emotional depth, reflection, and a need for inner safety. Cancer energy softens us, reminding us that our roots, our memories, and even our past pain hold wisdom. This transit invites you to come home to yourself, to find meaning not in escape, but in understanding where you’ve been and how it shapes where you’re going.

With the Moon in Cancer, emotions and intuition are heightened, making it an ideal moment to explore the energetic and emotional connections between you and others. A synastry chart today can reveal the deeper patterns of care, trust, and emotional resonance that shape your relationships, both past and present.

This morning, I found myself lost in thought while scrolling through old photos, not out of nostalgia, but curiosity. Who was I then? What did I need? The past has a strange way of showing us both how far we’ve come and what remains unhealed. Under the Cancer Moon, these memories aren’t traps; they’re markers on the map of our growth.

It’s easy to think the past should be buried, that moving forward means forgetting. But maybe the truth is softer, maybe the past is the soil where new roots grow. Every experience, every heartbreak, every joy, becomes the foundation that allows the present to flourish.

Cancer asks us to honor those pieces, the younger versions of ourselves who dreamed, feared, and learned. They are still within us, guiding our decisions even when we don’t notice. What happens when we stop running from them and start listening?

There’s tenderness in looking back without judgment. It’s not about reliving old stories; it’s about reclaiming the parts of ourselves that once felt lost. When we bring them home, we become whole again.

The past isn’t a place to stay, it’s a direction, a compass. Each lesson points you toward your next step, each emotion refines your understanding of love, purpose, and belonging. This Moon whispers: trust the map that brought you here.

As Cancer’s nurturing energy holds us, let it remind you that your past does not define your limits, it defines your capacity to grow beyond them.