You’re such a great combination of so many excellent traits; presentation,verbal, tonal, feminine & visually articulate allegories. Lovely facial expressions and cadence. The list goes on and on. Very satisfying use of time you are!!!
Perfect description of the Cancer type. Body and soul dedicated to our love interest and children. Very understanding, but when the line is crossed, there is no going back, ever.
Thank you for this! I love how you seem half on the verge of crying throughout this one, like moved. I've been very tearful lately, so these videos are like a balm for me. I feel related to the way you see and convey information in the world. Thank you 🤓🌟💛
I’ve watched a few videos on this full moon and none - truly, none - have been encapsulated and explained as beautifully and accurately as this. I’m going through a painful period of stretching and individuating with my youngest sister at the moment. I’m considerably older than her and, when our parents divorced and our mother had a breakdown, I stepped into that void. I’ve loved her like she was my child. Recently, she’s been pulling away (not replying to messages or sending lacklustre responses when she does, not making time to see each other in person etc) and it feels like our bond is snapping. There’s been A LOT of tears on my side! I’m trying to see it from the perspective that, over the years, I’ve poured immense time and energy into her. Perhaps I need to start to give some of that energy to myself and the things that I would like to achieve in my career? It’s food for thought. x
My heart goes out to you; this does sound painful indeed. May I suggest she could be going through the phase that most children do, to break free of the "apron strings" that at first are necessary but become constrictive. Your letting go will allow her to come back on her own is my guess based on the very limited information I have. Parents (and those who have acted in a parental role) all need to go through this process, and if they hang on tightly they lose the relationship...as with all other types of human bonds. If nothing in particular "happened" between you, I'm _guessing_ this might be the situation. You might be (and have been) overcompensating for your parents not being there and she might feel like she needs some space to find her own way. Like I said, I'm guessing based on very limited knowledge so forgive me if this isn't helpful because it's way off base. Regardless, when people pull away, we are wisest to let them go. People go through natural phases of levels of closeness for an infinite number of reasons that often have nothing to do with you, per se. I doubt this condition will persist "forever" whatever the ins and outs of it might be.
My heart goes out to you with this one - I have a much younger sister as well, and it can be such a delicate thing to navigate. Thank you for your kind words about my video - it means a lot to me.
@allhimwithme5115 Thank you for taking the time to write such helpful and loving words. Yes, you are precisely right. There hasn’t been a precipitating event or argument. It’s just a drifting away - a mix of losing interest in me, not sharing details about her life as she used to, and asserting herself more. It feels like a line is being drawn between us. Our mother never recovered. I wasn’t mothered properly by her - she had severe mental health problems long before her breakdown - and so, strictly, I didn’t go through individuation. I’d already ruptured from her. My sister was two years old when the breakdown happened. I’m 12 years older and just instantly took her to me. I’ve never felt able to stand down from the ‘mothering’ role. It’s interesting that the push is coming from my sister because it probably couldn’t ever have come from me… and that wouldn’t be healthy, as adults, for either of us. Lindsay’s comments about career are interesting because it’s the one thing that I’ve neglected. Ambition (to write for a living) has always been screaming away inside of me. It’s the thing that I’ve wanted ever since childhood. Who knows if this is actually a divine opening to focus on myself and my writing, safe in the knowing that my sister is grown and starting to build her own lovely life? I guess I’ll find out! Sending love and gratitude to you, 🕊️ x
@Lnatale Yes - absolutely delicate (it’s so hard!) to navigate. I hope that you’ve managed to make it through and retain a loving, albeit transformed connection with your little sister. Thank you again. Your videos feel like nourishment to me, x
@@pimmspimms5462 You've filled me with such joy to know that you're seeing this as healthy for both of you even as gut wrenching in one sense that it is. In my experience, the relationship will naturally find it's healthy balance if no one tries to force it one way or the other. And, to have more space to yourself to fulfill your own dream of writing will fuel your strength to let that process with your sister naturally evolve without hanging on so tightly emotionally. Exciting! I've recently learned about issues adults can have if they were neglected emotionally as children, and I believe you'd be very supported to learn about that. Turns out my husband was neglected emotionally as a child and it impacted our relationship in ways that I just couldn't understand until now that I've learned this. It's helped both of us tremendously just to know it's a "thing." Blessings to you!!! And thank you for sharing the impact my comment had on your heart. I'm overcome!
Emotional vs physical comfort, child vs adult, caretaker vs breadwinner. So good. My nodes & night sect team are all involved in this lunation. Great vid, must do a meditation and listen to this on repeat! 🙏
A mergoat! A combo I never thought I needed, but why not. Interestingly I just got back from my hometown where I was able to spend time with family and friends I hadn't seen in way too long. I'm talking nearly a decade for some. And I had that exact feeling of comfort. There are those people in life that no matter how long it's been, they are so engrained in the tapestry of who you are that it always feels like a reconnection with yourself. No matter how much you've changed you realize that the foundation remains the same. And thats a good humbling experience. I give this moon two thumbs up (I've decided, going forward, to give the stars and planets feedback on their performance) Beautiful video, as always. Thanks L -R
Stained glass windows are so beyond fascinating L, a future D for sure. Fabulous stuff as always ; ) I can't see a red bus without saying it… BEEP BEEP lol
@@LNatale Stain Glass Windows have made a few fleeting appearances in the D's because they've always been a fascination. They're the original movie projectors if you think about it ; )
Thank you so much L 🖤🖤🖤 not to get too personal but my mom and I just had a very heavy/emotional interaction last night and I've been trying to process it this morning. Very difficult. This info cleared a lot up for me, maybe lots of us are dealing with sudden family issues atm. I really appreciate the way you articulate these astrological themes
Cappy stellium in 4th house and cancer midheaven. Been feeling a lot of heaviness lately. I never realized how much cancerian energy i carry. Wondering how this is all gonna play out. Thank you for your guidance! ✨️
Mars and Saturn in Cancer, in natal chart. The 'home' growing up was characterised by neglect and conflict. It has been a millstone around my own and my sibling's necks since childhood. Over time, the best I can do is to take my responsibilities to my family seriously (Saturn) and try to reduce and understand the flashpoints/triggers for conflict (Mars). It is a shit set of karma, but there it is. I would love to have Jupiter in Cancer, well aspected by Venus, but we all have our own karma, mine just happens to be around family.
Very well delineated, and it seems like you have a lot of self awareness around moving forward with this particular theme. Also, I just gotta give you some appreciation for Thurston Howell the third as your avatar. He doesn't get much attention, and it's a shame. ;)
You’re such a great combination of so many excellent traits; presentation,verbal, tonal, feminine & visually articulate allegories. Lovely facial expressions and cadence. The list goes on and on. Very satisfying use of time you are!!!
What a lovely and kind comment! Thank you, William 😊
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Perfect description of the Cancer type. Body and soul dedicated to our love interest and children. Very understanding, but when the line is crossed, there is no going back, ever.
Thank you 🙏❤️
Exactly! ❤️
Thank you for this! I love how you seem half on the verge of crying throughout this one, like moved. I've been very tearful lately, so these videos are like a balm for me. I feel related to the way you see and convey information in the world. Thank you 🤓🌟💛
Thank you so much for this...
I’ve watched a few videos on this full moon and none - truly, none - have been encapsulated and explained as beautifully and accurately as this. I’m going through a painful period of stretching and individuating with my youngest sister at the moment. I’m considerably older than her and, when our parents divorced and our mother had a breakdown, I stepped into that void. I’ve loved her like she was my child.
Recently, she’s been pulling away (not replying to messages or sending lacklustre responses when she does, not making time to see each other in person etc) and it feels like our bond is snapping. There’s been A LOT of tears on my side!
I’m trying to see it from the perspective that, over the years, I’ve poured immense time and energy into her. Perhaps I need to start to give some of that energy to myself and the things that I would like to achieve in my career? It’s food for thought. x
My heart goes out to you; this does sound painful indeed. May I suggest she could be going through the phase that most children do, to break free of the "apron strings" that at first are necessary but become constrictive. Your letting go will allow her to come back on her own is my guess based on the very limited information I have. Parents (and those who have acted in a parental role) all need to go through this process, and if they hang on tightly they lose the relationship...as with all other types of human bonds. If nothing in particular "happened" between you, I'm _guessing_ this might be the situation. You might be (and have been) overcompensating for your parents not being there and she might feel like she needs some space to find her own way. Like I said, I'm guessing based on very limited knowledge so forgive me if this isn't helpful because it's way off base.
Regardless, when people pull away, we are wisest to let them go. People go through natural phases of levels of closeness for an infinite number of reasons that often have nothing to do with you, per se. I doubt this condition will persist "forever" whatever the ins and outs of it might be.
My heart goes out to you with this one - I have a much younger sister as well, and it can be such a delicate thing to navigate. Thank you for your kind words about my video - it means a lot to me.
@allhimwithme5115 Thank you for taking the time to write such helpful and loving words.
Yes, you are precisely right. There hasn’t been a precipitating event or argument. It’s just a drifting away - a mix of losing interest in me, not sharing details about her life as she used to, and asserting herself more. It feels like a line is being drawn between us.
Our mother never recovered. I wasn’t mothered properly by her - she had severe mental health problems long before her breakdown - and so, strictly, I didn’t go through individuation. I’d already ruptured from her. My sister was two years old when the breakdown happened. I’m 12 years older and just instantly took her to me.
I’ve never felt able to stand down from the ‘mothering’ role. It’s interesting that the push is coming from my sister because it probably couldn’t ever have come from me… and that wouldn’t be healthy, as adults, for either of us.
Lindsay’s comments about career are interesting because it’s the one thing that I’ve neglected. Ambition (to write for a living) has always been screaming away inside of me. It’s the thing that I’ve wanted ever since childhood. Who knows if this is actually a divine opening to focus on myself and my writing, safe in the knowing that my sister is grown and starting to build her own lovely life? I guess I’ll find out!
Sending love and gratitude to you, 🕊️ x
@Lnatale Yes - absolutely delicate (it’s so hard!) to navigate. I hope that you’ve managed to make it through and retain a loving, albeit transformed connection with your little sister.
Thank you again. Your videos feel like nourishment to me, x
@@pimmspimms5462 You've filled me with such joy to know that you're seeing this as healthy for both of you even as gut wrenching in one sense that it is. In my experience, the relationship will naturally find it's healthy balance if no one tries to force it one way or the other.
And, to have more space to yourself to fulfill your own dream of writing will fuel your strength to let that process with your sister naturally evolve without hanging on so tightly emotionally. Exciting!
I've recently learned about issues adults can have if they were neglected emotionally as children, and I believe you'd be very supported to learn about that. Turns out my husband was neglected emotionally as a child and it impacted our relationship in ways that I just couldn't understand until now that I've learned this. It's helped both of us tremendously just to know it's a "thing."
Blessings to you!!! And thank you for sharing the impact my comment had on your heart. I'm overcome!
Nice video Lindsey. Thank you! I am grateful ❤
Thank you 🙏❤️
Emotional vs physical comfort, child vs adult, caretaker vs breadwinner. So good. My nodes & night sect team are all involved in this lunation. Great vid, must do a meditation and listen to this on repeat! 🙏
Thank you ❤️
I really enjoy your perspectives. I look forward to them. Thank you.x
thank you Amy :)
A mergoat! A combo I never thought I needed, but why not. Interestingly I just got back from my hometown where I was able to spend time with family and friends I hadn't seen in way too long. I'm talking nearly a decade for some. And I had that exact feeling of comfort. There are those people in life that no matter how long it's been, they are so engrained in the tapestry of who you are that it always feels like a reconnection with yourself. No matter how much you've changed you realize that the foundation remains the same. And thats a good humbling experience.
I give this moon two thumbs up (I've decided, going forward, to give the stars and planets feedback on their performance)
Beautiful video, as always. Thanks L -R
Review feedback for transits...that's actually pretty brilliant - and funny, haha! Thank you Randy :)
Oooh “rose window” That reminds me of the OA 💫
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Wow, Sabian on point as always. Tahnkyou for these windows of insight and wisdom
Those Sabians are food for thought, huh? Thank you :)
Stained glass windows are so beyond fascinating L, a future D for sure. Fabulous stuff as always ; )
I can't see a red bus without saying it… BEEP BEEP lol
Can't wait for stained glass D! 🌟🌟🌟
@@LNatale Stain Glass Windows have made a few fleeting appearances in the D's because they've always been a fascination. They're the original movie projectors if you think about it ; )
Great one! ❤
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much L 🖤🖤🖤 not to get too personal but my mom and I just had a very heavy/emotional interaction last night and I've been trying to process it this morning. Very difficult. This info cleared a lot up for me, maybe lots of us are dealing with sudden family issues atm. I really appreciate the way you articulate these astrological themes
Cappy stellium in 4th house and cancer midheaven. Been feeling a lot of heaviness lately. I never realized how much cancerian energy i carry. Wondering how this is all gonna play out. Thank you for your guidance! ✨️
Capricorn sun, libra moon yay!!
Mars and Saturn in Cancer, in natal chart. The 'home' growing up was characterised by neglect and conflict. It has been a millstone around my own and my sibling's necks since childhood. Over time, the best I can do is to take my responsibilities to my family seriously (Saturn) and try to reduce and understand the flashpoints/triggers for conflict (Mars). It is a shit set of karma, but there it is. I would love to have Jupiter in Cancer, well aspected by Venus, but we all have our own karma, mine just happens to be around family.
Very well delineated, and it seems like you have a lot of self awareness around moving forward with this particular theme. Also, I just gotta give you some appreciation for Thurston Howell the third as your avatar. He doesn't get much attention, and it's a shame. ;)
Kramer v. Kramer is a great movie. Watch it if you can. Maybe you can get it from your library?? :)
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