Complimentary Admission to Ward 7!
The Asylum for the Emotionally Lunar is a whimsical reimagining of the zodiac, where the twelve signs become specialized wards and the planets take up residence as a delightfully eccentric cast of characters.
Through humor, imagination, and a little celestial mischief, the Asylum invites us to explore each sign’s quirks, challenges, and opportunities for personal growth—without taking ourselves quite so seriously.
If you’ve been following Auntie Moon on Facebook, you’ve already become acquainted with the Asylum’s twelve zodiac wards and their delightfully eccentric residents. You’ve seen the planets take on personalities of their own, discovered some rather unconventional approaches to celestial therapy, and perhaps even recognized a little of yourself among the patients.
And now, Ward 7: Mediation & Aesthetic Therapy (Libra) is accepting visitors! You can even take a quiz to discover whether you’re ready to join Ward 7 as a permanent resident. (Applications are currently under review.)
I’ve created a free seven-page Libra Visitor’s Packet, offering a little taste of life inside the Asylum. You’ll find opportunities for self-reflection, a little wisdom from the Justice tarot card, and absolutely no obligation to keep a journal.
Nurse Luna, Head Nurse, Night Shift assures me that even the most reluctant journal-keeper is welcome.
Take a peek at the pages below, then download your complimentary packet and make yourself at home.
No appointment necessary. No proof of emotional equilibrium required.
Enjoyed Your Visit? There’s More Waiting in Ward 7!
If your complimentary visit has left you curious about life inside the Asylum, you might enjoy extending your stay.
The Art of Being Agreeably Difficult: A Libra Non-Journal Journal is a 36-page illustrated journey through Ward 7: Mediation & Aesthetic Therapy, where diplomacy, relationships, boundaries, beauty, and the occasional spectacular failure to make a decision are all part of the treatment plan.
Inside, you’ll encounter unconventional exercises in equilibrium, questionable dispensary elixirs, a little tarot wisdom, gentle reminders, and plenty of opportunities to explore the delightful contradictions of Libra.
And despite the word journal in the title, participation is entirely optional.
No daily entries required. Blank pages will not be investigated.
Peace is a lovely thing, provided you haven’t misplaced yourself in the process of maintaining it.
