6:17–6:21 a.m.
Today feels reflective. About Jupiter. About why I’m meditating daily.
Today, the highest planet in my chart, Jupiter, is moving into my 4th house of Leo. In Jyotish, this means Jupiter will be moving over my Sun, Moon, and Mercury. In tropical astrology, it will move over my Sun and Mercury.
The 4th house is home, roots, family, emotional foundation, and our inner world. Jupiter expands. Leo asks us to live from the heart.
I’ve been thinking about how much this mirrors what I’ve been experiencing with meditation.
When I first started this daily practice, I think part of me was looking for an experience. Some days I found one. Some days I didn’t. Some days I felt expansive awareness. Some days all I noticed was that my hips hurt.
But lately, I’ve started to wonder if meditation is simply teaching me how to come home to myself.
I wrote the other day that I love the feeling of dropping in and grounding. Love how it feels like it washes over me. It’s like dropping an anchor into the day.
After meditation, I had to stop and deal with a tech issue. Usually, I would have approached that feeling rushed and frustrated. Instead, I noticed that I was grounded. The issue was resolved in minutes.
That felt important.
Not because meditation magically fixed the problem, but because I was different walking into the problem.
And maybe that’s the lesson.
As Jupiter moves into this deeply personal part of my chart, I’m noticing another urge too. To take a little break from posting in my meditation journal every day.
Not because I’m stopping.
Quite the opposite.
I think I want to see what happens when I stop documenting every meditation and simply experience it. To sit without wondering what I’ll write afterward. To notice what changes.
Maybe nothing.
Maybe everything.
I don’t know what this Jupiter transit will bring. But if it has anything to do with coming home to myself, trusting myself, and learning to anchor more deeply into my own life, then I’m here for it.
So perhaps that’s where I’m supposed to be right now.
Just noticing.
Namaste,
Kris
Namaste, Kris