16/06/25

Today at 11:09 AM PT, the Moon glides into dreamy Pisces, washing over us like a gentle tide of intuition and emotional depth. This transit invites us to release the need for rigid control and instead flow with our feelings. Pisces energy can make us more sensitive to the undercurrents around us, heightening our empathy and creative inspiration. You might find yourself drawn to artistic pursuits, spiritual practices, or simply needing more solitude to process the emotional waves.

During this Piscean Moon, getting a birth chart reading would be particularly illuminating. Pisces rules our subconscious patterns, dreams, and spiritual connections, making this an ideal time to understand how Neptune's influence shows up in your natal chart. A birth chart session can reveal your natural intuitive gifts and help you understand why certain emotional patterns keep surfacing in your life.

Harry Styles - "Fine Line"

Because today calls for embracing emotional fluidity and the beauty of undefined spaces.

This morning, as I sipped my coffee and felt that familiar Piscean fog rolling in, I couldn’t help but think about how some feelings arrive uninvited, but unmistakably real. How sometimes we don't choose love, it just happens, quietly, like the tide moving in.

And suddenly, you’re standing in the middle of something that makes no logical sense but feels entirely true.

Lately, I’ve found myself drawn to someone in a way that I can’t explain.

It’s not loud or dramatic. It’s gentle. Tender. The kind of connection that doesn’t shout—it hums. But there’s something about it that feels... off-limits. Not because of anything wrong, not because of any harm.

Just because it doesn’t fit the story I thought I was supposed to live.

Pisces reminds me that love doesn’t always make sense. It doesn’t have to. It exists in the space beyond rules and timelines and checklists. It shows up in the way your heart softens when they speak, in the quiet knowing that you feel more you when they’re near.

There’s something beautifully rebellious about feeling deeply in a world that encourages detachment. There’s something even more rebellious about loving someone you’re not supposed to, and still letting that love change you.

I keep trying to compartmentalize it. To tell myself, this isn’t part of my plan. To fold it up and hide it behind more sensible choices. But under this Piscean influence, the walls I’ve built between emotion and logic don’t hold. They dissolve. Everything blends. And the truth is: I can’t un-feel this.

Maybe this love doesn’t need to be anything. Maybe it’s just here to remind me that I’m still capable of wonder. Of softness. Of being moved.

Pisces doesn’t demand definition. It just asks you to feel what’s true.

In a culture obsessed with clarity and certainty, Pisces teaches us that some of the most important experiences live in the murky, magical in-between. And maybe, just maybe, this quiet, inconvenient, beautiful love is exactly that.