Transit Chiron Opposition Natal Moon

When Chiron stands across from the Moon, old sensitivities rise to the surface. The heart wants safety while a deeper ache asks to be acknowledged. This time invites honest tending—feeling what was once too much, and letting it shape kinder care now.

This transit can feel like standing in two rooms at once: the present moment and a much earlier season of your life. The Moon stirs need, memory, and body-sense; Chiron mirrors the old place that never quite got what it needed. You may notice small interactions striking a deep nerve, or find yourself surprised by tears you thought were long spent. The nervous system remembers before the mind does. What gets activated is not weakness—it is the intelligence of a wound asking to be met with the kind of care that was missing before.

Working with this energy means staying close to sensation and story without letting either run the whole show. Name what hurts, and also name what you need right now; the act of naming itself is a gentle suture. Instead of proving you are fine or asking someone to rescue you, you can practice repair: boundaries that feel like warmth, requests that feel like bridges, silence that feels like rest rather than punishment. The wound does not disappear, but it changes shape—less like a hole to fall into, more like a place you know how to hold.