Man, sometimes you just get curious about things, you know? Like, really curious. For ages, I’ve heard folks chat about Susan Miller’s horoscopes. Always seen her name popping up. I even know a few people, good friends, who are hardcore into her stuff. And one of them, a really sweet pal, is a total Pisces. Always talking about what their month is gonna be like, all based on her predictions.
So, one day, I just thought, “Why not?” I mean, I’m all about seeing how things actually play out. My whole deal is digging into something, trying it out, and then scribbling down what happened. It’s my way of making sense of the world, I guess. So, I figured, why not turn this Susan Miller thing into a little personal project? Not to prove anything, just to see, for myself, what’s in store for a Pisces, through her lens, and then stack it up against what I observed. Pure curiosity, nothing more.
Getting Started: The Monthly Ritual
My first step was pretty straightforward: I had to actually find her horoscopes. Every month, a fresh one drops, usually around the end of the previous month. So, I’d make a little mental note. Towards the last few days of the month, I’d hop onto her website. Sometimes it was up right away, sometimes I had to wait a day or two. It felt a bit like waiting for a new episode of a show, honestly. Once I found the Pisces horoscope, I’d dive in.
I didn’t just skim it, no way. My whole thing is about getting into the details. I’d actually sit there and read the whole thing. And man, those things are long! She really goes deep. She talks about everything: career moves, love life stuff, money matters, travel plans, even health bits. It’s a lot to take in. As I read, I’d try to pick out the major predictions, the big themes she was highlighting for that month. I’d jot down key phrases, specific dates she mentioned, or particular areas of life she emphasized. This wasn’t about believing it wholeheartedly, but about capturing the ‘what’ for my own record.
Building My Little Tracking System
Now, just reading it wasn’t enough for my “practice” here. I needed a way to track it. I’m not super fancy with my tools, so I just grabbed a simple notebook, one of those plain ones with a soft cover. Each month, I’d turn to a fresh page. At the top, I’d write down the month and then start listing out those predictions I’d pulled from Susan Miller’s write-up for Pisces. I’d break them down into categories, kind of like she did:
- Career & Ambition: Any big meetings, chances for promotion, or new projects.
- Love & Relationships: New encounters, deepening bonds, or any romantic turbulence.
- Money Matters: Income, expenses, any unexpected gains or losses.
- Travel & New Experiences: Trips, learning opportunities, or moves.
- Health & Well-being: Energy levels, any specific health advice.
- General Mood/Vibe: Was it supposed to be a challenging month, or a really lucky one?
I’d write them down as bullet points, trying to keep them concise but clear. This part was crucial because it formed the baseline for my observations. Without this solid record, I wouldn’t have anything to compare against.
The Observation Game: Watching It Unfold
Then came the waiting game, which was actually the fun part for me. Throughout the month, I’d keep these notes in the back of my mind. Not obsessively, but just as a gentle nudge. I have a very close friend who’s a Pisces, so I had a direct reference point (without, of course, telling them about my little project). I’d just observe. I’d listen to conversations, notice what was happening in their life, and what they were feeling.
It was never about trying to force a connection or look for things that weren’t there. It was more about genuine, open observation. Did they get a sudden chance to travel? Was there a big shift at work? Did they meet someone new? Or did they just feel a specific way, like unusually tired, or unexpectedly lucky? I’d make a mental note, sometimes even a quick scribble in my notebook next to the prediction, if something significant seemed to happen. It was a slow burn, this part. Life just happens, right? And I was just there, watching and listening, seeing if any of those Susan Miller dots connected.
Reflecting Back: What I Saw
At the end of each month, that’s when I’d really sit down with my notebook. I’d go through each prediction I’d jotted down and then, based on my observations, I’d make a little note next to it. Did it align? Did it completely miss the mark? Or was it somewhere in the middle, a bit vague, open to interpretation?
Sometimes, it was pretty wild. There were months where something she predicted, like a specific type of professional opportunity, seemed to just pop up out of nowhere for my Pisces friend. Other times, she’d talk about a big romantic development, and… nothing. Crickets. Then there were the general vibes. She’d say it was going to be a month of intense transformation, and sure enough, my friend would be wrestling with big life decisions. It was never 100%, obviously, but it was rarely 0% either. It was a fascinating mix.
What I really learned from all this wasn’t about whether horoscopes are “real” or not. That wasn’t the point of my practice. The real takeaway was about how we humans look for patterns, how we interpret information, and how a framework, even something as ethereal as an astrological prediction, can make us more observant of our own lives and the lives of those around us. It definitely made me pay closer attention to the ebb and flow of things. It was a unique way to simply observe and record, and for me, that’s what personal practice is all about. Just watching life unfold, through a different lens.
