Astro Wedge Of Words ☺️

If you're a writer take a look at your Mercury placement for inspiration 🖋️

1st House: Baby you're the inspiration! Dig deep into your identity and practice introspection for your work.

2nd House: What do you value? What will you work hard for, protect, collect? Use that for your inspiration! Maybe take inspiration from the material world or nature as well.

3rd House: Pay attention to your community and family (especially siblings, extended family, and family arguments or rivalry) for inspiration. Knowledge and research may be your best friend as a writer. Speak your mind and explore your emotions through writing, journaling, or blogging.

4th House: Family, home, your private life, or maybe your own inner world of coping, emotional sensitivity, and depth are your muse!

5th House: Having fun with your words and stories may be a good starting point! This is the house of creativity, joy, and celebration. Here creativity should stem from passion, discovery, and maybe romance. Be brave and even dramatic or ridiculous in how you write and how you get inspiration.

6th House: The house of routine, health, and work may not sound very inspiring but things like daily writing exercises or challenges may be very helpful for you. Time management and aiming to reach goals with your writing is going to be highly productive. Inspiration for you may come from ideas around altruism and what makes you feel like you're making a difference.

7th House: Take your inspiration from your relationships, fights, competition, rivalry, deals, and romance. Seek inspiration in others. Find a true muse.

8th House: The skeletons in your closet may be the best inspiration. Your fears, secrets, pain, depth, and vulnerability.

9th House: Your beliefs can be a major source for inspiration/creativity. Taking inspiration from other works, research, and knowledge may be your style too. Diving into a subject like history, sociology, psychology, religion, laws, journalism, politics, etc. can be very motivating.

10th House: Rely on your sense of purpose to give you inspiration. Reflecting on society or authority can give insight too.

11th House: Look to your friends for inspiration and friendship dynamics! Zooming out to collective trends and feelings can be a powerful tool as well for your writings. Tap into your aspirations and highest dreams too.

12th House: Using writing as a tool to explore your subconscious may be useful. Taking inspiration from your dreams, imagination, and even the darkest parts of you may be key for you as a writer.

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discipline is self care

self care isn't just face masks and bubble baths, it's also doing your assignment in advance so you won't pull an all nighter before the deadline, cooking at home instead of ordering out; discipline is an act of self love and care

Mercury ☿️ in Houses- What you are always thinking about?

Mercury in 1st- The mind is always questioning, finding answers to something and creating new thoughts.

Mercury in 2nd - The mind is always thinking money and finances and how to increase them or save them.

Mercury in 3rd- The mind is always thinking about the next short trip or just curious in general.

Mercury in 4th- The mind is always thinking past events and childhood memories.

Mercury in 5th- The mind is always thinking about dating, romance and kids or about the stock market.

Mercury in 6th-The mind is always thinking about diet and nutrition.

Mercury in 7th- The mind is always thinking relationships and the partner.

Mercury in 8th- The mind is always thinking about astrology and occult.

Mercury in 9th- The mind is always thinking about the next long trip or flight or the next country to move and settle.

Mercury in 10th- The mind is always thinking about the next best job and how one could get more efficient.

Mercury in 11th- The mind is always thinking about extra profits, promotions and new business ideas to make money.

Mercury in 12th- The mind is always thinking about an imaginary world like the Hogwarts school. Can't fall asleep and thinks about how one could fall asleep and the cycle continues.

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glow up challenge day 12/60 .𖥔 ݁ ˖ִ ࣪⚝₊ ⊹˚

academics: n/a :’)

fitness: i did a dumbbell workout and felt super rewarded

spiritual growth: journaled, meditated

insights:

i don’t need to logic out my feelings. instead, i can sit with them and be curious about them. i can recognize if they stem from an unmet need or habitual thought patterns.

beauty is not rigid. it’s dynamic, authentic, and whole. i noticed i find people most beautiful when their actions and energy are pure.

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If you have 3rd/9th and 12th house placements, you posses a higher knowledge to understand certain things about world. And also if you are an AIR Dominant! If it happens to meet close minded people don't try to change them because damn, they can't be changed.

TIPS TO STAY FOCUSED

phones: keep your phone in another room, turn it on do not disturb, make your colour scheme black and white, delete apps that have you losing focus, set time limits.

set timers: set a specific time to study for, and then reward yourself with a break. for example, study for 45 minutes and have a 10 minute break; this can be adjusted throughout the day.

during breaks: do not use any devices during your 10-15 minute long breaks. instead, walk around your house, walk outside, stretch, get your legs moving. in your longer breaks, do something fun. talk to friends, family, read a book, watch a film.

sleeping: get to sleep as early as possible and try to sleep for at least 8 hours. sleep is essential to retain memories and without sleep you're likely to not remember anything.

atmosphere: keep your desk as tidy as possible, turn on some lofi music to study with or white noise, whatever suits you best. keep water beside you at all times.

i hope this helps, and i wish you luck on your study journey!

Coding feels social to me in a weird way because so much time is spent reading other people’s words. Not just the guides and tutorials but also the code itself.

Programs are little notes we write to each other that just so happen to also compile. The human reader comes first, the machine reader is secondary. When you write a variable name, you’re telling me how you define words. When you write a function, you’re telling me how you solve problems.

I love learning how other people think through reading their code. It can be funny or horrifying or beautiful or deeply moving. Maybe they call it a software library because it holds our stories.