Astrology has a curious way of echoing the collective mood, and with Uranus shifting into Gemini by July 2025, that echo’s turning into a full-throated call. This isn’t just another transit on the calendar. It opens a chapter that often coincides with major disruptions—intellectually, technologically, and geopolitically. Lately, talk of war has been making the rounds online. The mood shift is real. And it goes deeper than clickbait or conspiracy threads—it’s tangled in old patterns playing out again, just louder and faster this time. What’s Happening? On July 7, 2025, Uranus begins its journey into Gemini, a transit that will stretch until May 2033. However, there's a brief return to Taurus from November 7, 2025, until April 2026, when Uranus...
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