Man, let me tell you, Susan Miller’s horoscopes, especially that Virgo September one. That was a whole journey for me, a real rollercoaster ride, if you know what I mean. I kinda stumbled into her stuff a few years back, not gonna lie, during a really weird patch in my life. Everything felt up in the air, you know? Just floating around with no solid ground.
A buddy of mine, she’s super into all that astrology stuff, always bugging me, “You gotta check out Susan Miller, she’s the real deal!” I was always a bit skeptical, never really bought into it hook, line, and sinker, but I was desperate for some kind of direction. So, one day, just messing around, I finally clicked on her website. And bam, there it was: “Astrology Zone.” My birth month is September, making me a classic Virgo, right? So I naturally gravitated to the Virgo section, always checking for September.
The first time I really paid attention was for Virgo September. It was a long read, man. Not just a few sentences like those quickie newspaper horoscopes. This was a whole essay, a full-on breakdown of transits, houses, aspects, all that jargon I barely understood at first. But I dove in. I started reading, slowly at first, then I just got sucked right into it. She talked about career shifts, relationship challenges, opportunities for travel, health stuff. It was like she was speaking directly to my chaotic life at that moment.
What I started doing, almost like a ritual, was waiting for her September forecast to drop. It usually came out late in the previous month, you know, towards the end of August. I’d set a reminder, seriously. Then, the moment it hit, I’d open it up, usually with a cup of coffee, and just engross myself. I’d read it once, then again, picking out the sentences that hit me. I even started highlighting stuff, like, “Okay, this sounds familiar,” or “Watch out for this specific date.”
I remember one specific September, she talked a lot about a “major career decision” coming my way, a “crossroads” situation. And man, that month, out of nowhere, my boss called me into his office. He laid out this whole new role, a promotion, but it meant a big relocation. My mind went straight to Susan Miller. I’d been feeling restless for months, thinking about a change, but that prediction just solidified it in my head. It felt like a sign, you know?
Another time, for a different September, she forecasted some “unexpected changes in family dynamics” and advised “patience and understanding.” That month, my cousin, who I hadn’t spoken to in ages, suddenly reached out. There was some old family drama brewing up again. Usually, I’d just lose my cool, but for some reason, her words about “patience” stuck with me. I actually took a deep breath, listened, and tried to understand. It actually helped smooth things over instead of blowing up like it usually would.
Now, don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t always spot on. Some months, I’d read the Virgo September forecast, and I’d be scratching my head, thinking, “Huh? Nothing like that happened.” She’d talk about “romantic encounters” when I was just chilling at home, binge-watching shows. Or “financial windfalls” when my bank account was looking pretty much the same. So, I learned not to take every single word as gospel, not to depend on it for every little thing.
But the cool thing about it was, it gave me a framework. It gave me something to think about, to be mindful of. Like, if she said “watch out for misunderstandings around the 15th,” I wasn’t paranoid, but I was just a little more careful with my words, a little more conscious of how I communicated that day. It made me feel like I had a heads-up, a little bit of foresight, even if it was just psychological.
It became a monthly routine, especially for my own September. Waiting for it, reading it, dissecting it with my friends who also followed her. We’d compare notes, “Did your forecast say anything about this?” It was a fun way to connect and just process what was going on in our lives through a different lens. It wasn’t about believing in magic, really, but more about having an extra perspective, a little nudge to pay attention to certain aspects of life that I might otherwise overlook.
Looking back, those Virgo September forecasts from Susan Miller, they didn’t magically solve my problems or make my life perfect. But they certainly made me more observant, more reflective. They made me consider possibilities I might have dismissed and sometimes, just sometimes, they felt like a friendly voice, almost like a coach, telling me to keep an eye out, or to just breathe and trust the process. It was a weird, unexpected, but ultimately pretty cool part of my personal journey, especially those September Virgos.
