Transit Lilith Conjunction Natal Ceres

During this transit, the wild, exiled parts of you walk into the house of care. Appetite, anger, and devotion sit at the same table, asking to be named honestly. It invites you to feed what is true while releasing caretaking that was really self-erasure.

Something ancient stirs: the part that refused to be good to stay loved. When it touches the impulse to nurture, old bargains show themselves—places where you learned to feed everyone else first, to swallow your hunger, to make your body polite. In this light, kitchens, beds, and calendars become confessionals. Hunger shows up as food cravings, sexual desire, the need to rest, the ache to be held, even the urge to protect what is fragile. There can be heat: anger at being taken for granted, grief for the times you weren’t met. The temperature tells you where your boundaries begin.

Working with this energy is not about choosing wildness over care, but letting them belong to each other. When hunger is honored, care stops being performance and becomes nourishment. Saying no becomes a way of saying yes to life that includes you. Grief can move—winter making room for spring—when you acknowledge what was taken or given too soon. You may compost old resentments into new agreements: shared loads, slower meals, touch that asks and listens, rituals that mark cycles of together and apart. Integration looks like tenderness with edges.