29/04/25

Today, the Moon continues its journey through Gemini, and on this second day, its energy becomes more personal, sharpening our thoughts, highlighting our voice, and revealing the stories we tell about who we are. Gemini isn't just about communication; it's about perception, identity, and how we shape our reality through words and meaning. This is a day to reflect on the narratives we carry, both internally and outwardly, and to ask: Is the story I’m telling about myself still true?

With the Moon in Gemini stirring curiosity and self-awareness, today is the perfect day to explore your birth chart. Gemini energy opens the mind and asks bold, meaningful questions: Who am I becoming? What stories am I meant to live? A birth chart reveals not just personality, but purpose. And today, you’ll be more receptive to its insights, ready to listen to the parts of you that don’t always speak the loudest, but often hold the deepest truths.

Today, I wanted to share something more personal with you. As I write this, I'm living in Spain, and yesterday, something unusual happened. A massive blackout hit many parts of Europe. For over 10 hours, there was no power, no internet, no phone signal. No way to reach anyone.

It was strange, eerie, and quiet in a way that reminded me of the early days of the pandemic. That same “is this the end of the world?” feeling returned for a moment.

In the silence, I found myself wondering, what if this is it? What if we can’t go back online? What if the way we connect now simply… ends? I thought about all of you. About this space we share, where I write, reflect, and offer something that, over time, has become my rhythm, my breath. I thought about how many of you read these words, even if we’ve never met. And how, somehow, that gives meaning to what I do.

But then came the question, who am I without what I do? Without writing, sharing, posting, or connecting through digital space. Would I still feel useful? Would I still feel seen?

In those uncertain hours, while I was disconnected from the world, something simple happened. My son was running around the park, laughing, chasing the wind, totally unaware of anything being “off.” I sat there watching him and thought: this is enough.

Even if everything changed. This, right here, would be my version of peace. My version of “winning.”

And that’s what Gemini teaches us, too: that our truth lives in many forms. In language, yes, but also in experience. That we can write meaning, but also feel it.

That sometimes we seek answers outside, and sometimes, the clearest ones come through the simplest of moments.