28/10/25

Tonight at 20:56 PT, the Moon enters Aquarius, ushering in a wave of clarity, detachment, and emotional liberation. This transit invites us to take a step back and see our lives from a higher perspective, to release what binds us, to choose freedom, and to honor our truth. Aquarius energy doesn’t cling; it evolves.

With the Moon entering Aquarius, energy around relationships becomes clearer and more objective. A synastry chart today can illuminate how freedom, emotional expression, and connection balance between two people. It’s the perfect day to understand your dynamics without illusion, heart open, eyes clear.

This morning, as I sat quietly with my thoughts, I realized something had been simmering in my heart for weeks. I’ve been giving, waiting, hoping for someone to meet me where I stand. But the truth hit me gently: he isn’t trying. I’ve been pouring from a cup that no one’s been refilling.

It’s strange how love can blur boundaries, how we convince ourselves that trying harder will shift something unshakable. But there comes a moment when effort becomes exhaustion, when care turns into compromise. That moment arrived today.

I decided to let go. Not with anger, not with resentment, but with peace. It wasn’t easy. My mind wanted to argue, to justify, to hold on to the hope that things might change. But my heart whispered something quieter: choose you.

Choosing yourself isn’t selfish, it’s sacred. It’s remembering that love isn’t meant to drain you. The Moon in Aquarius teaches us to observe the emotional landscape with compassion but also discernment. It asks: what does freedom feel like for you?

In letting go, I felt a mix of grief and relief. Sometimes closure isn’t about the other person; it’s about deciding that you deserve reciprocity, that you can’t build connection alone.

Love requires two open hearts, and when one closes, the other must learn to stay open anyway.

So tonight, I’ll look up at the sky and let the cool Aquarian air remind me that endings are not failures, they’re beginnings with different names.

The lesson is simple: love yourself enough to release what no longer loves you back.