Welcome to Ghost of a Podcast. I'm your host Jessica Lignato. I'm an astrologer, psychic

medium, and animal communicator, and I'm going to give you your weekly horoscope and no

bullshit mystical advice for living your very best life.

Welcome back to Ghost. This week's question comes from spiritually stagnant, and they say,

lately my spiritual work have struggled with finding significant guidance or meaning.

Honestly, for the last few years, it's felt way more like research than spirituality.

And while I love research, if I had a catchphrase, it would most likely be, ooh, let me

look that up, and believe that research can be a beautiful part of a spiritual practice,

it's feeling more like a way for me to procrastinate than actually sitting with things.

For a procrastination, in the form of perfectionism, if you will. I find myself getting overwhelmed

when attempting to interpret a tropehole or how a current transit hits my chart, meaning

it's blurred together and nothing feels poignant. I'd love any advice or direction you could

give. And spiritually stagnant was born on March 19, 1993 at 210 pm in Nashville, Tennessee.

This is such a great question, and even for people who aren't necessarily feeling spiritually

stagnant, I think it's important for us to really be cognizant of the difference between

what is mental, what is emotional, and what is spiritual, because they're distinctly

different things, right? If I was to give you a very brief g-sheet, I would tell you,

that mercury is your mind. When I hear the word research, I always think of mercury.

And when we think about spirituality, when we think about leaning into spiritual work

in any way, it's not inherently mercury. So mercury may be a part of that, but we want

to look to Neptune. We want to look at planets in waterhouses, in particular the eighth

and the twelfth houses. We want to look at planets in the zodiac sign of Pisces or Genbyscorpio.

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