oh how i love this blacksmith take on taurus and the commentary on how we change — the kiln burning inside that’s not often visible to others. i often think of the metaphor of a plant that’s outgrown its home and needs a repotting. you won’t see our roots growing, but the change is always happening. eventually we might just go and visibly uproot our entire lives by planting ourselves in a new pot. it’s not sudden to us — but it appears sudden externally. thank you for this. some very oracular messages for me in here this week. 💚
I love the potted plant metaphor! Somehow I've never thought of that one, but it works beautifully -- both as a general metaphor for growth, and perhaps more specifically for Tauruses. ;-)
(Incidentally, I have a couple tri-color dracaena plants that I have propagated from an original, and I have found that when they grow a thick tap root, it often begins pushing the rest of the root system up -- as though it would re-pot itself if it could.)
Grateful to know these messages resonated with you, Jana!
Everything in here was exactly what I needed to hear this week. I appreciate you and your amazing a ability to weave such complex astrology into such an accessible and lovely piece of writing.
oh how i love this blacksmith take on taurus and the commentary on how we change — the kiln burning inside that’s not often visible to others. i often think of the metaphor of a plant that’s outgrown its home and needs a repotting. you won’t see our roots growing, but the change is always happening. eventually we might just go and visibly uproot our entire lives by planting ourselves in a new pot. it’s not sudden to us — but it appears sudden externally. thank you for this. some very oracular messages for me in here this week. 💚
I love the potted plant metaphor! Somehow I've never thought of that one, but it works beautifully -- both as a general metaphor for growth, and perhaps more specifically for Tauruses. ;-)
(Incidentally, I have a couple tri-color dracaena plants that I have propagated from an original, and I have found that when they grow a thick tap root, it often begins pushing the rest of the root system up -- as though it would re-pot itself if it could.)
Grateful to know these messages resonated with you, Jana!
Everything in here was exactly what I needed to hear this week. I appreciate you and your amazing a ability to weave such complex astrology into such an accessible and lovely piece of writing.
Thank you! It truly means a lot to know that.