Thanks so much!

This is why right now it feels like everything is collapsing. It is.

But the good news is, with every ending comes a new beginning.

I'm hoping the 2030s will be brighter.

It's why the US is always at war during Uranus in Gemini. It's the end of the cycle.

So yes, it's all astrology.

With the US Pluto return (end of a cycle) and the return of Uranus into Gemini (end of a cycle), there's a lot to deal with right now in the US in terms of endings.

World War II were the last Fourth Turning.

The current one began around 2008 (the Global Financial Crisis) and is expected to last until the early to mid-2030s.

That's the full Uranus cycle, which is approximately 84 years. Uranus enters Cancer in 2032-2033.

that repeat in sequence.

Based on this cycle, the Fourth Turning – The Crisis (Collapse and Rebirth) is a major crisis that forces collective sacrifice and institutional transformation.

Society either disintegrates and then regenerates into a new order.

Example: The Great Depression and

According to William Strauss and Neil Howe, Anglo-American societies move through recurring 80–100 year cycles, called saecula (Latin for “a long human life”), divided into four “turnings.”

Each turning lasts about 20–25 years, shaped by the attitudes and behaviors of four generational archetypes

248 years (he probably doesn't know astrology).

Astrology is the basis of every "cycle" because the planets are pulling the strings here on this Earth-based theatre.

But normies don't know that, so they make up their own cycles.

Gemini, a mutable air sign ruled by Mercury, isn't going to carry the leftovers from a heavier, fixed, earthbound Uranus in Taurus.

My suggestion: lighten your load.

What do you need to let go of from the past 7-8 years?

The freer you are to pivot and transition during 2026, the better.

money markets and cryptocurrency at all time highs and now crashing lows, AI-related job loss, college education versus trade school, and a focus on community activism.

With Uranus retrograde, the question is: what we will take with us from this transit in Taurus versus what we will leave behind?

Neptune.

Since Uranus moved into Gemini, we saw rapid advancement in AI, an explsion in data centre builds across the US, television becoming obsolete as social media and streaming take over, flying cars as an option, private jets becoming mainstream, tariffs and the end of globalisation, volatile

Right now, Uranus is opposite Lilith in Scorpio at 25° and Mars in Sagittarius at 2°, trine Pluto at 1° Aquarius and sextile Neptune at 29° Pisces, making an outer planetary triangle.

We're getting one last chance to review what happened from 2018 to 2025, with plenty of spice from Pluto and

- ESGs and climate change regulations
- the rising wealth gap
- obsessive materialism (Zillow addiction, Instagram wealth porn)
- billionaire hoarding becoming obvious
- during COVID, especially, a lot of couples suffered relationship breakdowns

- cashless society becoming the norm
- the rise of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency
- the debasement of currencies from money printing
- people buying digital artwork (NFTs) and land in the metaverse for millions
- threats to bodily autonomy
- housing price shocks and rising inflation

- the sudden supply chain breakdowns during the pandemic (maybe globalisation isn't a good idea?)
- the rise of fascism (right-wing and left-wing parties went full authoritarian with vax mandates and lockdowns, anti-immigration rhetoric and a sudden reversal of Roe v Wade)

keeps civilisations grounded and secure.

We're getting one last chance to review the period from 2018 to 2025, which made it a main player in the COVID era.

During this period, we saw Uranus in Taurus themes in:

Taurus, ruled by Venus, is an earth sign that, in mundane astrology, governs global events, politics, economics, and collective trends.

Taurus represents the material foundations of society and is the sign of stability, resources, and tangible value, so its mundane themes are strongly tied to what