Uranus in Aries 3-27-2010 ------3-30-2019 This particular cycle is very exciting for me to investigate…Uranus usually remains at least Seven (7) years in each sign of the Zodiac but on occasion it stays longer. In this case Uranus entered Aries on 3-27-2010 and remained in forward motion until 3-12-11….Not everyone believes in the Astrological Philosophy which states ‘man is definitely influenced by all movement in the Universe including the Planetary Forces in our Solar system.’ To believe or not to believe, that is the question! Everyone in this instance definitely has free will and free choice…. In a Positive Sense, the planet Uranus activates the possibilities for new beginnings while making visible an avenue for new directions; encourages one to use new or advanced methods of doing things; accents creating new approaches to situations needing urgent attention; stimulates the awakening of latent creative expressions; activates the gift of artistic creativity. On the Negative Side, Uranus can create a false sense of security allowing one to fall into the trap of taking on more than one can safely chew at one time; It’s energy force can turn things up-side-down and leave a space for one to create havoc in an otherwise space of harmony, order and balance. Uranus can create a false notion within one’s psych that they are a superior human being and MUST be listened to. Watch out for unpredictable changes not of your own conscious doing! Be aware that Uranus encourages one to make changes without all the facts at hand… In general, without the positive there would not be a negative and vice versa; a perfect proof of the Yin-Yang Philosophy of Life. My sense tells me we don’t need to be reminded that there are two sides to everything in our world. When in a positive light, Uranus is well known for encouraging one to utilize one’s mental faculty; however, when in the negative mode, Uranus prods one into taking action purely on an emotional level.
Posted on: Wed, 09 Oct 2013 17:42:45 +0000
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