So, you see the headline, ‘Pisces Astrotwins Weekly: Your Forecast Is Here!’ And yeah, for a long time, if someone showed me something like that, I’d just roll my eyes. Seriously. I thought it was all just fluff, you know? Like, how could some planets up in the sky tell me anything useful about my messy life down here? My practice record for this stuff, from the very beginning, started from a place of pure disbelief, honestly. I’d laugh at friends who talked about mercury retrogrades. Like, come on.
But then life hit me, and it hit me hard. It was a few years back, and everything just felt… underwater. Like I was drifting in a huge, dark ocean with no land in sight, and no compass either. Work felt kinda pointless, my relationships were a proper tangled mess, and even just getting out of bed in the morning felt like I was trying to swim upstream in a strong current. I just couldn’t grasp onto anything real, anything solid to hold me steady. It was a complete and utter dark night of the soul, you could say. I was just really, truly lost, feeling everything and nothing all at once, which, for a Pisces like me, can be a real killer.
I was pretty desperate, looking for anything, really. Anything that could give me a tiny bit of hope, a whisper of a direction, or just a new way to look at the huge pile of confusion I was living in. One night, I was just scrolling through some old, dusty corners of the internet, trying to escape my own head for a bit. And somehow, I stumbled across some really basic, simple stuff about birth charts. And look, I wasn’t looking for profound answers. Not then. Just… a distraction, maybe. Something to read that wasn’t about bills piling up or my own brain doing its usual spiraling performance. It was a pure accident, a blind alley I wandered down just to avoid the main road.
So, that’s where my “practice record” truly kicked off. I started pulling up free charts online. My own first, obviously. Then my friends’. It was like trying to read a really ancient, faded treasure map, with strange symbols and lines and numbers all over it. I mean, I had absolutely no clue what any of it meant. It looked like a random scribble of kindergarten art. But for some reason, something in my brain, a tiny little spark, kept me looking. I wasn’t getting it, but I felt this weird pull to try and get it. So, I dug into those old forums I found, watched tons and tons of YouTube videos late at night with headphones on so my housemates wouldn’t hear. I bought some cheap, dog-eared secondhand books on the absolute basics of astrology. I was just trying to piece it all together, slowly, bit by bit, like solving a really big, really complicated puzzle that had half its pieces missing.
My initial attempts at ‘forecasting’ were truly pathetic. I’d grab my own birth chart, then look up the daily planetary transits – those moving planets and how they interact with your static chart. And I’d try to match them up with what I was feeling, moment by moment. ‘Oh, Mars moving into THIS house, that’s why I’m feeling so fired up and a bit annoyed today!’ Or ‘Saturn hitting THAT spot in my chart, no wonder I feel completely stuck and like I can’t move forward!’ It was super rough, very unscientific. My first ‘forecasts’ were literally just scribbled notes in a greasy journal: ‘Tuesday – probably gonna feel pretty moody. Wednesday – maybe a weird burst of energy, try to use it.’ There was no real structure, no fancy words, just me trying to see if there was any kind of pattern or rhythm to my own chaotic existence. It was my personal little experiment, my secret practice record, a quiet thing I did only for myself.
Then, after months of this, just experimenting, I started sharing little bits of it with a couple of really close buddies. Just a heads-up, nothing serious. Like, ‘Hey, your week might feel a bit foggy on Thursday, careful with decisions, maybe don’t sign any big contracts.’ Small, digestible stuff. And the crazy thing was, sometimes, they’d come back a day or two later and say, ‘Dude, you were actually spot on! How did you know I’d feel like that?’ That was wild. It wasn’t about being a psychic or anything like that. It felt more like just mapping out the weather, you know? Like, ‘Expect rain in the afternoon, maybe bring an umbrella.’ It gave them a tiny bit of forewarning, a little edge to navigate their day.
That’s when the “weekly” aspect sort of developed naturally. I found myself looking at the bigger picture, how the energies shifted over a seven-day cycle. It made more sense than trying to track every single daily twitch. And because I’m a Pisces, and I know exactly how that feels – that dreamy, sometimes confused, sometimes super intuitive, sensitive vibe – I started focusing on my fellow Pisceans. It’s a lot to navigate when you’re swimming in all those emotions and deep waters. So, I figured, maybe others out there, other Pisceans, feel the same way. What if I could take what I was doing for myself, this messy but somehow kind of useful way of tracking cosmic energies, and put it out there for others? Not telling them what to do, never that. Just offering a heads-up, a little bit of what to expect from the cosmic weather report for their sign. Give them something to grab onto, even if it’s just a general vibe or a gentle nudge for the week ahead.
The ‘Astrotwins’ bit in the title? Well, for me, it’s about looking at everything from dual perspectives. You always got two sides to every coin, right? There are the challenging bits in any forecast, the potential snags, but there are also always the opportunities, the hidden gifts, the chances to grow. It’s about not just seeing one side, but trying to understand both. And I think that’s super important, especially for us Pisceans, who can easily get caught up in one extreme or the other, either totally lost in the dream or overwhelmed by reality. So that’s really how this whole thing kicked off. From a complete skeptic, pretty much lost at sea, just trying to make a tiny bit of sense of my own life, to putting out these weekly forecasts. It’s still a huge learning journey for me, every single week a new lesson. But it feels good to share something that actually helped me find my way back to shore, something I put my heart into figuring out.
