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On October 26th, the full moon lands in Taurus, the sign of the earth and its resources, opposite the sun in Scorpio, the sign that asks us to face what we'd rather not look at.  Venus is retrograded conjunct that sun, which is correlated with a reckoning. What does our addiction to convenience actually cost us? That's the question underneath this full moon. In the North Pacific, between Hawaii and California, there's an area of trapped plastic called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It covers about 620,000 square miles, roughly twice the size of Texas. It isn't a solid island. It's an estimated 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic spread through the water, weighing about 80,000 metric tons, and close to half of that is discarded fishing nets. A liquid detergent jug is thick, heavy plastic, and less than a third of that kind of plastic gets recycled in the United States. Laundry sheets come in a cardboard box and skip the jug entirely. Shampoo is now also available in paper containers that look like a quart of milk, so the swap doesn't stop at the laundry room. This reality impacts not only the oceans, but our bodies as well. Microplastics have now been found in fetal cord blood, reproductive organs of men and women, arterial plaque, brain tissue, and children's tonsils. It's virtually impossible in our society to avoid plastic completely, but a laundry detergent jug is one of the easier ones to leave behind. What's one plastic thing in your house that you've found hardest to give up? #GreatPacificGarbagePatch #Microplastics #PlasticPollution #ConsciousLiving #TaurusFullMoon Ready to explore the deeper connections between our bodies, our environment, and our well-being? Grab your copy of Sacred Psychiatry (link in bio)! DISCLAIMER: Content shared is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or establish a doctor-patient relationship. Astrological insights are offered as complementary perspectives, not as diagnostic tools or medical treatment. Always consult with appropriate healthcare providers regarding medical decisions.
On October 26th, the full moon lands in Taurus, the sign of the earth and its resources, opposite the sun in Scorpio, the sign that asks us to face what we'd rather not look at. Venus is retrograded conjunct that sun, which is correlated with a reckoning. What does our addiction to convenience actually cost us? That's the question underneath this full moon. In the North Pacific, between Hawaii and California, there's an area of trapped plastic called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It covers about 620,000 square miles, roughly twice the size of Texas. It isn't a solid island. It's an estimated 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic spread through the water, weighing about 80,000 metric tons, and close to half of that is discarded fishing nets. A liquid detergent jug is thick, heavy plastic, and less than a third of that kind of plastic gets recycled in the United States. Laundry sheets come in a cardboard box and skip the jug entirely. Shampoo is now also available in paper containers that look like a quart of milk, so the swap doesn't stop at the laundry room. This reality impacts not only the oceans, but our bodies as well. Microplastics have now been found in fetal cord blood, reproductive organs of men and women, arterial plaque, brain tissue, and children's tonsils. It's virtually impossible in our society to avoid plastic completely, but a laundry detergent jug is one of the easier ones to leave behind. What's one plastic thing in your house that you've found hardest to give up? #GreatPacificGarbagePatch #Microplastics #PlasticPollution #ConsciousLiving #TaurusFullMoon Ready to explore the deeper connections between our bodies, our environment, and our well-being? Grab your copy of Sacred Psychiatry (link in bio)! DISCLAIMER: Content shared is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or establish a doctor-patient relationship. Astrological insights are offered as complementary perspectives, not as diagnostic tools or medical treatment. Always consult with appropriate healthcare providers regarding medical decisions.

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