Hey everyone, it’s your boy back again with another deep dive into my personal practices. Today, I’m unpacking something that’s been on my mind for a while now—Virgo in the 12th House. Yeah, sounds a bit out there, but trust me, it’s been a wild ride figuring this one out.
So, first off, I had to really get down to what the 12th House is all about. I mean, I’ve dabbled in astrology, but this was next level. I started digging into books and some astrology pages. Turns out, this house is all about the subconscious, the hidden stuff, dreams, and intuition. It’s like the secret basement of your soul that you never knew you had.
Diving Into the Deep End
Once I got the gist of the 12th House, I had to see how my Virgo traits fit into this puzzle. As a Virgo, I’m all about the details, being practical, and having a routine. But in the 12th House? It felt like trying to organize a cloud or something. I started journaling every day, writing down my dreams, my random thoughts, those “aha” moments—basically, anything that felt like it came from the deep end.
Getting My Hands Dirty
This is where it got real. I started experimenting with meditation. Not just sitting there trying not to think, but really diving in, trying to connect with that subconscious part of me. It was messy, I’m not gonna lie. Some days I felt like I was getting somewhere, other days it was just a whole lot of nothing. But I kept at it, because, you know, Virgo’s persistence. I had to get good at this! Or at least know more than before I started.
- Meditation experiments: Tried different types, from guided to silent, morning to night.
- Dream journaling: Kept a notebook by my bed. Wrote down whatever I could remember as soon as I woke up.
- Intuition tracking: Noted when I had a gut feeling about something and whether it turned out right.
The “Aha” Moments
After a few weeks of this, I started noticing patterns. My dreams were getting more vivid, and I was starting to trust my gut more often—and it was paying off. It felt like I was tuning into a frequency I didn’t know existed. I realized that being a Virgo in the 12th House wasn’t about fighting the mystical nature of this house, but about using my Virgo skills to navigate it. Like using a detailed map in a place without roads. I started to really pay more attention to the patterns I could see.
Putting It All Together
This whole process has been about blending the practical with the spiritual, the known with the unknown. It’s like I’ve been given a new set of tools to understand myself better. It’s not just about being organized or analytical anymore. It’s about using those traits to explore the depths of my subconscious, to understand the hidden parts of myself, and to grow in ways I never thought possible. I wrote down all of the new things I discovered about myself.
So, yeah, Virgo in the 12th House—it’s a thing. And it’s been quite the journey for me. It’s shown me that there’s so much more to us than what’s on the surface. And that sometimes, the best way to understand the mysteries of the universe is to dive deep into yourself. Keep exploring, keep questioning, and most importantly, keep growing. Peace out!
