posted April 13, 2025 09:09 AM            

The square(which happened when i started varsity) was AWESOME. Uranus ingressed into Pisces in 2003. What a time it was. My whole life expanded.

Around the degree square(2005), I changed majors and took on a different route. It delayed me graduating(yes). But that's Uranus too.

This one will coincide with what people have deemed a "mid life crisis". And this sounds true for me. As it will be around this transit that i expect many changes in my life. Things have been kinda stale.

posted April 13, 2025 05:19 PM            

@teasel, that sounds like a lot. Thank you for sharing! Deserving of a recovery year. I lost my father around the time Neptune crossed my Sun+Desc (Neptune rules my 8th, and my father was quite Piscean). My mother is not doing great now... transit Uranus (10th) will oppose my natal Uranus (4th), square Sun etc.

@Aries23Degrees, so nice that the square was that good for you. Interesting, I also changed universities before my Uranus square. But I have other planets involved that I felt were more of a factor. Fingers crossed the opposition will shake things up in a good way.

I have the opposition coming in May/June/July until next Spring (square Asc, square Sun, square Mercury, opposite Uranus - in that order within 2 degrees). All I know is that this year will be intense. I've been frustrated with my work for a long time, and even though I had a lot of moments when I said I absolutely have to quit because it is affecting my mental health, I'm anxious about the changes. I am starting a conversation about it at work, I'll try to arrange a transition period...
There are way too many other things happening in other areas of life too. It's scary at times. It will take a whole year probably to reshuffle and settle into something new. I also want to move.

posted May 28, 2025 03:53 AM            

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Originally posted by frida:
I checked charts of my friends... One had a lot of turbulence related to work and career. Uranus was transiting her 10th house. She is back to doing more independent work now and things are more settled. Another friend changed his life a lot - moved to another country etc. Others, I don't know, not everyone goes through big changes I guess.

@teasel, that sounds like a lot. Thank you for sharing! Deserving of a recovery year. I lost my father around the time Neptune crossed my Sun+Desc (Neptune rules my 8th, and my father was quite Piscean). My mother is not doing great now... transit Uranus (10th) will oppose my natal Uranus (4th), square Sun etc.

@Aries23Degrees, so nice that the square was that good for you. Interesting, I also changed universities before my Uranus square. But I have other planets involved that I felt were more of a factor. Fingers crossed the opposition will shake things up in a good way.

I have the opposition coming in May/June/July until next Spring (square Asc, square Sun, square Mercury, opposite Uranus - in that order within 2 degrees). All I know is that this year will be intense. I've been frustrated with my work for a long time, and even though I had a lot of moments when I said I absolutely have to quit because it is affecting my mental health, I'm anxious about the changes. I am starting a conversation about it at work, I'll try to arrange a transition period...
There are way too many other things happening in other areas of life too. It's scary at times. It will take a whole year probably to reshuffle and settle into something new. I also want to move.

It doesn't feel like a midlife crisis from the movies, where people just wake up suddenly and rebel. It is more of a culmination, or a period where things are ripe for action, in all the areas where I wanted to make changes. I do feel like this is a window of opportunity, with an energy surge. Good, as scary as it is.

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Yes. Uranus change is often both good and scary all at once.I guess it's because of the unexpected nature of it all. We all want to at least know what our next foothold is. We don't want to be caught offguard.

If your life has felt stale, this transit is likely to rejuvenate things. For some it may be through chaotic circumstances that shake one out of their rut. Whilst for others, it could be situations that require an inevitable leap of faith.

posted May 29, 2025 08:39 PM            

And I can't separate the opposition from the simultaneous squares to Asc, Sun, Merc.

posted May 30, 2025 09:53 PM            

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Originally posted by Gemmi:
My natal Uranus is at 1deg Sagittarius so I will only experience the first hit this year before Uranus moves back into Taurus.

But my brother is going now through this transit together with Uranus conjunct MC. He is very busy, has a lot of ongoing projects (both professional and personal) and the whole family is worried that it might negatively affect his health. But he has been pretty successful in all these projects, no drama, no upheavals. He just seems to have found appropriate outlets. Uranus introduces powerful energies that must be channeled somehow. The energy itself is neutral and we can still decide what we do with it. If we don’t respect it and channel it, Uranus will decide for us and we might not like the outcome.

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Nice to hear that your brother is doing great with this opposition. My transit Uranus is also in 10th house, opposing natal Uranus in 4th. I am trying to work on a lot of different projects too (because I want to!) and I constantly feel sleep deprived. That sounds similar to what your brother is experiencing. Shifting my career into something more soul aligned (not that what I've done so far was not soul aligned, it just served it's purpose and it's time to let it go) and ancestry are huge themes right now. Along with a lot of other things, but that's probably because of other aspects.

posted May 31, 2025 04:10 AM            

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Originally posted by frida:

Let us know about your experience - I hope it will be good!

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Thank you! Good luck to you as well!

posted May 31, 2025 12:09 PM            

If they have been living a model exemplary life, they start wondering what they missed out on and they might want to experiment and sow some wild oats. This is what they used to call the seven year itch.