Transit Pluto Square Natal Ceres

This is a season when nourishment and power rub against each other, revealing where love has been mixed with control. Old grief and survival instincts surface through the ways you give, receive, protect, and let go. The moment asks for honest rebalancing—care that doesn’t smother, strength that doesn’t withdraw.

Pressure gathers where tenderness and control have been quietly negotiating for years. You might notice it in the kitchen, in a calendar, in a conversation that keeps looping back to the same sore spot. Hunger—emotional or physical—becomes a messenger for deeper needs you’ve managed around rather than met. The inner parent and inner child face off: one desperate to keep everything safe, the other longing to be fed without conditions. Power dynamics in caretaking roles become unmistakable, and with them, a layer of grief about what wasn’t available when you needed it most.

Working with this energy means letting nourishment be honest instead of heroic. Care that tries to erase fear turns into control; care that admits fear can become intimacy. You’re invited to renegotiate the terms of giving: to ask, not assume; to offer, not override; to allow seasons of closeness and distance without reading them as abandonment. When hunger is dignified, boundaries become a form of love, and grief—given air—composts into a sturdier kind of devotion.