🥀Skystrology Observations (; 🥀

Hande Erçel in Bambaşka Biri 1.01

me: im going to prioritize myself

also me: doesnt sleep well, forgets to eat, doesnt know how to manage her time

𐙚 𝗦𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲𝘀 𐙚

SATURN IN 1ST HOUSE

Having Saturn in the first house can be a challenging placement. Saturn represents structure, boundaries, and discipline, and when it is in the first house, it can lead to feelings of restriction, insecurity, and inadequacy. People with this placement may struggle with self-confidence and self-esteem, and they may have a tendency to be self-critical and overly serious. However, Saturn in the first house can also lead to a strong work ethic, reliability, and a deep sense of responsibility. Overall, it's a placement that requires hard work and perseverance to overcome its challenges.

SATURN IN 2ND HOUSE

Saturn in the second house suggests that an individual may have challenges with material security, self-worth, and possessiveness. They may struggle with feelings of scarcity or insecurity when it comes to money or resources, and they may find it difficult to trust in the abundance of their finances. This placement can also indicate a tendency to be frugal and cautious with one's resources, as well as a need for practical and grounded approach to earning a livelihood. On the bright side, Saturn in the second house can also indicate a strong work ethic, discipline, and a sense of responsibility towards one's material needs.

SATURN IN 3RD HOUSE

Saturn in the third house suggests that an individual may have challenges with communication, intellect, and siblings. They may have difficulties expressing themselves clearly and effectively, leading to misunderstandings and communication breakdowns. Additionally, Saturn in the third house can suggest a tendency to be overly serious and overly critical, especially when it comes to learning and education. On the bright side, Saturn in the third house can also indicate a strong analytical mind, a love for research and investigation, and a strong inclination towards detail-oriented work.

SATURN IN 4TH HOUSE

Saturn in the fourth house suggests that an individual may have challenges with their home environment, family relationships, and emotional security. They may struggle with feelings of restriction or limitation within their family or emotional life, and they may have a tendency to be overly serious and reserved when it comes to expressing their emotions. However, Saturn in the fourth house can also indicate a strong sense of responsibility and a strong need for security, often leading to a sense of stability and grounding in life.

SATURN IN 5TH HOUSE

Saturn in the fifth house suggests that an individual may struggle with creative expression, romance, and leisure. They may feel restricted or hindered in their ability to express themselves creatively or experience joy and pleasure. Additionally, Saturn in the 5th house can indicate a tendency to be overly serious and mature in their approach to leisure and romance, leading to a fear of failure or rejection. On the bright side, this placement can also indicate a strong work ethic and a sense of responsibility towards one's passions and hobbies.

SATURN IN 6TH HOUSE

Saturn in the sixth house indicates that an individual may struggle with their daily routine and work responsibilities. They may have a tendency to be overly critical and self-critical when it comes to their work, leading to stress and burnout. Additionally, this placement may indicate challenges with health and fitness, as well as a tendency to be overly cautious and restrained in their physical pursuits. On the bright side, Saturn in the 6th house can also indicate a strong work ethic and a sense of discipline and responsibility towards one's daily routines and duties.

SATURN IN 7TH HOUSE

Saturn in the seventh house suggests that an individual may struggle with relationships and partnerships, often experiencing challenges in their ability to create healthy and balanced relationships. They may be overly serious and reserved when it comes to romantic and interpersonal relationships, leading to difficulty in communication and expression of emotions. Additionally, this placement can indicate a tendency to hold grudges and be overly critical of others. On the bright side, Saturn in the 7th house can also indicate a strong desire for a committed relationship and a sense of responsibility towards maintaining them.

SATURN IN 8TH HOUSE

Saturn in the eighth house indicates that an individual may struggle with emotional intimacy and trust in relationships, often experiencing challenges in their ability to form strong and meaningful bonds with others. They may have difficulty expressing their emotions and may be overly guarded and reserved, leading to difficulty in accessing their deeper emotional needs and desires. Additionally, this placement may indicate a tendency to be overly serious and cautious when it comes to emotional expression, often leading to fear of intense emotions. On the bright side, Saturn in the 8th house can also indicate a strong intuition and a deep understanding of emotional dynamics.

SATURN IN 9TH HOUSE

Saturn in the ninth house suggests that an individual may struggle with their ideals and beliefs, often experiencing challenges in their pursuit of knowledge and truth. They may have difficulty finding a philosophical or belief system that resonates with them, and they may have a tendency to doubt and question their beliefs. Additionally, this placement can indicate a tendency to be rigid and dogmatic in their thinking, as well as a difficulty in reconciling different worldviews. On the bright side, Saturn in the 9th house can also indicate a strong sense of discipline and a deep desire for truth and wisdom.

SATURN IN 10TH HOUSE

Saturn in the tenth house suggests that an individual may struggle with their career and public image, often experiencing challenges in their ability to achieve success and recognition in their chosen field. They may have difficulty finding a sense of purpose and direction in their career, and they may have a tendency to be overly critical and self-deprecating. Additionally, this placement can indicate a tendency to be overly serious and rigid in their approach to work and responsibility, leading to difficulty in finding a work-life balance. On the bright side, Saturn in the 10th house can also indicate a strong work ethic and a deep desire for achievement and recognition.

SATURN IN 11TH HOUSE

Saturn in the eleventh house suggests that an individual may struggle with their social life and aspirations, often experiencing challenges in their ability to connect and collaborate with others. They may have difficulty finding a sense of belonging and community, and they may have a tendency to be overly reserved and cautious in their approach to social relationships. Additionally, this placement can indicate a tendency to be overly serious and mature in their approach to leisure and socializing, leading to a feeling of isolation and loneliness. On the bright side, Saturn in the 11th house can also indicate a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to their friends and social causes.

SATURN IN 12TH HOUSE

Saturn in the twelfth house suggests that an individual may struggle with feelings of isolation and loneliness, often experiencing challenges in their ability to connect with others and find meaningful relationships. They may have difficulty expressing their emotions and may have a tendency to be overly guarded and reserved in their approach to intimacy and emotional expression. Additionally, this placement can indicate a tendency to be overly introspective and self-critical, and a difficulty in experiencing emotional fulfillment and satisfaction. However, Saturn in the 12th house can also indicate a deep spiritual or introspective side, as well as a strong intuition and psychic abilities.

Progress is still progress!

It doesn't matter if you hadn't done the things you were supposed to do. It doesn't matter that if you finished 1 thing out of 4 things. You don't have 3 more things to do, you have 1 less thing to complete.

It doesn't matter if you had relapsed after a day or 3 of productivity and healing into a spiral again. What matters is that you get back up and start again. Because now you're a bit stronger and more resilient than before.

It doesn't matter if all you did today was getting out of bed, eat and change your clothes while you did nothing else. Appreciate yourself and give yourself the credit you deserve for doing those small things.

It doesn't matter if the only thing you did today was to focus on existing and on yourself alone. Be proud of surviving till the end of the day because you made it through knowing that there was a possibility of you not making it.

Progress is still progress. It doesn't matter if you take small or big steps. You're taking a step and that's all that matters.

✏️ what no one tells you about how to journal 📒

i was sick of all the "how to journal" content out there recycling the same advice that sounds great but doesn't always work in the reality of daily life. you're welcome 😏 (also low-key a shitpost, but there are nuggets of wisdom in here, i promise 😇)

✍️ what to journal about ✍️

sure, you could journal about self development and treat your diary like your therapist, OR you could write about:

the pettiest grudge you're still holding onto from elementary school 😤

all the gossip about other people's lives that you have Strong Opinions™️ about, but you're a good person, so what goes in the journal, stays in the journal 🤫

all the witty comebacks you never say to people's faces because you're a sensible, non-confrontational person, but also you didn't think of it until later 🙃

the possibilities are endless, let your imagination run wild, and/or feel free to contact the blogger for more 🤭

🚫 when NOT to journal 🚫

this is just as, if not more, important as when to journal.

nothing to say — forget morning pages, i can barely string together a coherent greeting before lunch. also, a whole night's sleep is like a total memory wipe, so i have nothing to write about 🤷‍♀️ and don't listen to whoever says to just write "i have nothing to write about" because if you start enough entries with that, you're gonna begin to feel there's no point BUT THERE IS!! just not right now. and that's okay ☺️

too often — personally, i think it's important not to make journaling your one source of clarity 🔮 continue to think things through in your mind, confide in people you trust, and have moments (in nature, perhaps) that simply can't be transcribed to words 🌼

not feeling it — if you're too tired OR feel fulfilled and clear-headed enough about your day, don't make journaling a chore you have to do no matter what. if that means you don't journal everyday, then so be it 🌝

so when do you journal? in general, when doing so would add something to your day ☀️ whether that's peace, humor, gratitude, or something else.

🎁 materials 🎁

now for the fun part: let's go to the stationery store! 🛒

✒️ GET A PEN THAT WRITES SMOOTHLY! you are literally lowering the physical resistance that's keeping you from journaling, trust me it works. also pencils suck.

🔐 get a journal with a band, lock, clasp, button, etc. — just because it's fun, but it has the added benefit of securing your intellectual property(?)

have a separate journal for writing thoughts vs. schedules vs. todos vs. collections (TBR lists, recipes, etc.) — beats having to make and maintain a whole index to keep it all organized in just one (1) notebook 😵‍💫

🌸 stickers — are a pretty substitute for correction pens 😻 (in theory, but i have yet to use all the washi tape i bought 😅)

or just journal digitally, idgaf, do what works for you, okay? 😇

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