Saturn is direct and about to start moving through the final degree of Pisces ♓️ - the anaretic degree, often called the degree of completion. This is a moment of emotional and spiritual reckoning. It asks: - Where have you been avoiding responsibility for your feelings? - Where have you been over-giving, rescuing, or dissolving yourself for others? - Where do you need clearer boundaries between compassion and self-sacrifice? At 29°, energy intensifies. Old patterns surface not to punish us - but to come to completion. This is particularly potent as Saturn will soon move into Aries - the first sign of the Zodiac, bringing huge potential for new beginnings. In Pisces, it was about aiming for: ✨ Emotional truth ✨ Spiritual maturity ✨ Healthy boundaries in love ✨ Letting go of illusions For many, this shows up as: - A need for emotional clarity - Fatigue with confusing dynamics - A quiet decision to grow up emotionally - A desire for peace over drama Think of this as the final exam of a long chapter. What you are asked to integrate now becomes the foundation for Saturn’s move into Aries ♈️ - where action replaces ambiguity.

On 20th February, we experience a rare and powerful alignment: Neptune and Saturn meeting in Aries, right at 0° Aries - the first degree of the zodiac. This is not just another transit. 0° Aries is known as the World Point. It marks beginnings, initiations and collective shifts. When major planets meet here, they tend to coincide with deep changes in how we live, relate and define ourselves. In essence, this is a new beginning, guided by awareness rather than illusion. This combination brings together two very different forces: Neptune represents dreams, emotional bonds, ideals, spiritual longing and sometimes illusion. Saturn represents reality, responsibility, boundaries, commitment and emotional maturity. Aries represents identity, courage, independence and the instinct to act. Some key themes unfolding with this transit: - A strong desire for emotional clarity and authenticity - Less tolerance for vague, half-committed connections - Pressure to define “where we stand” - A need to express needs directly rather than indirectly - Greater awareness of unhealthy patterns - A push to balance independence with emotional closeness For example, it may make you feel torn between staying or leaving, between protecting yourself or opening your heart, between honesty and harmony, between courage and comfort. This is not about becoming cold or detached. It is about emotional responsibility — a maturity cycle for love that invites you to consider how to: - love without losing yourself - commit without self-betrayal - be vulnerable without collapsing - walk away without guilt For some couples, this period strengthens bonds through honesty. For others, it exposes what has quietly been unstable. Either way, it brings truth. And truth, in the long run, is what creates real security. I’m curious: Does this resonate with you? Have you noticed yourself approaching relationships differently lately - especially around boundaries and honesty?