Midweek Reality
A Mat for the Perfect You
Things bought in a burst of enthusiasm for a new healthy life usually end up as dust collectors π§

Most homes have an object that stands for unrealized ambitions. It might be a swimming-pool membership, a Spanish textbook, or a yoga mat rolled up attractively in the corner; it serves as a silent reproach, reminding you of plans that never made it into the morning schedule π
π Mid-afternoon, Mercury moves into Scorpio, a sign that in astrology likes digging down to the hidden core of things. It shows up soberingly: the illusions suddenly clear, and you admit that you do not actually want to get up for a stretch.
The equipment for an imaginary ideal self is actually heavy on the psyche. You look at it every day and feel guilty, plus you spend energy making excuses, although of course nobody made you promise all this to yourself.
The pink mat can stay in the corner a little longer while the image of the perfect person slowly walks out of the room. And of course, the space beside it can go to whatever you actually enjoy, without another grand promise starting Monday π
The pink mat can stay in the corner while the perfect person walks out.
A small experiment Β· 5 minutes
Put It Out of Sight
Find one thing you bought for your βnew lifeβ and never use. Put it away in a cupboard βοΈ Give yourself permission not to be perfect.
What does it mean for you?
The shared sky has a personal story.
This is the shared weather of the day. A personal forecast takes your birth chart into account.
Issue archive
wed Β· September 30 Β· Midweek RealityA Mat for the Perfect YouThings bought in a burst of enthusiasm for a new healthy life usually end up as dust collectors π§Read the issue β
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