I’ve noticed something peculiar lately—people everywhere seem to be wandering around like, well, empty shells. It’s as if we’re all stuck in some cosmic joke where the punchline is that life didn’t quite turn out as we expected. No matter if you’re sitting pretty in a corner office or grappling with personal chaos, there’s this pervasive sense of hollowness that’s seeped into our daily lives. And what’s even wilder? With Saturn in Aries, we’re off to a tumultuous start, reflecting that very chaos in the stars. So, what’s the deal here? Are we all just waiting for someone to explain this emotional deficit? Let’s dive into this stark reality together and see if we can’t find a way to fill our shells with some genuine substance—the stuff that truly resonates with us, not just what society expects. LEARN MORE.

I’ve noticed, people are broadly unhappy. Legions of people from all walks of life are surveying the landscape of their lives; they can’t believe how things turned out.

It may not be that personal from some. Some are focused on their country or their career. Even those who have something going well, can’t ignore the devastation that surrounds them.

Has anyone figured this out? Is anyone ready to figure it out? As a collective, we need to come to terms with some things.

The perfect partner was never going to “complete” you. The career path was never as linear and safe as it looked. The corner office was never going to fill the void. The veil has dropped, leaving people feeling something the goes way beyond mere disillusionment. I have delayed writing this, trying to find the right words.  People feel hollowed out?  And they still have to show up!

The “hollowed out” feeling is something beyond depression.  Depression is heavy. Hollowed out is nothingness. It’s the inability to feel sadness.

I want to see if people respond to this. I don’t know if there is interest in a topic of this type. We’ve been stripped of our illusions.  With Saturn in Aries, we’re off to a rough start.

This reminds me of one of my husband’s stories from when he went through torture school, in Special Forces.  He had a huge instructor, who grabbed the top of his head with his giant hand. “You’re just an empty shell!” he bellowed it. It very funny when he imitates him.

My idea, is if you are feeling this way, it’s time to start filling your shell. But this time, fill it with things that a real and true to you. Your values, not theirs.