“Pluto in Aquarius: Unraveling the Mysteries Behind the Creative Void”
Added on February 10, 2025 inASTROLOGY CARDS
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Have you ever found yourself scrolling through endless creative content, only to feel drained instead of inspired? Yeah, me too! It’s like every time I check out what’s trending, I hit a wall of dullness that sucks the joy right out of creativity. Almost everything we encounter—be it articles, songs, or films—seems to come pre-packaged with a hidden agenda, don’t you think? Instead of letting our imaginations run wild, we’re stuck trying to meet expectations and fit molds. It’s like trying to create art while handcuffed to a desk covered in dreary gray designs. And guess what? Joy—yes, that delightful spark—seems to be a long-lost relic! Let’s dive into this rabbit hole together and see if we can rediscover some creativity and fun—or at least have a laugh while we’re at it! LEARN MORE.
I find a lot of creative content, exhausting. It finally dawned on me, why this is. Nearly everything we see or watch or read is degraded in one or more ways.
The first thing that comes to mind, is the way entertainment is used to influence people. This is a non-political observation. A person is not freely, creating. There’s an agenda attached.
It’s the difference between writing the song that is in your heart, as opposed to crafting a song that will sell… whatever.
It’s the difference between my just writing (Grocery Man) vs writing for Google (Pluto In Aquarius Effects By House).
There are also numerous restrictions on creative, that change, rapidly. For example this picture of Plutonian torment, which I have used for years, is now consider pornographic.
I also can’t mention a person’s nationality in a story or use the words I prefer, without getting sharply censored.
A person can still create. I do it, virtually every day of my life! But the joy of it? Joy seems out of vogue at the moment.
Children, too. LEO. You don’t see kids out playing in the street, or skipping, turning cartwheels in the park. It’s as if life and humanity are becoming pathological.
I hope Aquarius disrupts this trend and Leo keeps their heart, pumping. Also, for the love of God, someone do something about all the gray and white design.
Come on, people. Let’s live a little!
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