Uranus retrograde ends TOMORROW.
."But once it stations direct, we may feel all of that change happen at once." This retrograde has caused us to feel incredibly restless and frustrated, so once it ends, we'll feel an eruption of change and transformation on a personal and global level.Because of this,"now is the time to try new and innovative ideas and look for new solutions to the same old problems," says Leslie Hale, psychic astrologer for.
Since Uranus is moving direct in the stubborn sign of Taurus, Murphy says that our foundations will be most affected — areas related to money, material possessions, real estate, and our connection to our values. Astrologers are warning us to expect the unexpected. This is especially true"since the North Node of Destiny enters Taurus the same day," says
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