Mercury was retrograde in Pisces, and as such, Pisces topics come to the forefront.According to Mercury Retrograde by Chrissie Blaze, during this time, we might have experienced mental processes becoming intertwined with our emotions, mental and emotional confusion, and or felt like things were developing behind the scenes but couldn't figure out what those events were. Dreams also might be very strange.
Mercury is in its fall in Pisces, a position that isn't fantastic. Basically, when a planet is in the sign of its fall, it has a lot of difficulty expressing its energy in this sign. Imagine the energy of the planet flows like a river; Mercury in Pisces would be the equivalent of having a lot of rocks, trees, and other debris in the way.
Anyway, I'd love to hear how things have been going. Remember, Mercury retrograde is technically over...but Mercury is getting back up to full speed--in its storm--between now and March 26. Keep your eyes and ears open for any Mercury retrograde nonsense until then.
I'll be back on Wednesday, the first day of spring--Ostara--and also International Astrology Day. Here's to a fantastic astrological year for all of us!
Aside from this one day at work, where it seemed like Mercury Retrograde sat in the middle of the staff office and laughed its ass off, it's been smooth.
ReplyDeleteThen again, I don't typically find these as painful as everyone else.
I might have to borrow that book. :-)
Hi Amy...good to hear it didn't overwhelm! And you have Merc retro in your natal chart, right? Assuming that is true you already have an edge over many of us because you deal with it every day. It's like not minding the cold as much because you're from New England. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I highly recommend this book. ;)