Uranus Retrograde Begins
The urge for abrupt change turns inward, making fresh disruption harder to sustain. Finish one incomplete change before starting another.
In detail
Uranus retrograde begins when its geocentric ecliptic speed changes from positive to negative at a station. The annual phase lasts about five months. Uranus governs disruption, independence, and radical revision, so reversal redirects the reform impulse inward and resurfaces changes that were never integrated. This station rewrites the logic of change; the direct station externalizes the revised approach.
FAQ
- What does Uranus retrograde affect?
- External disruption may ease while the inner review of freedom, independence, and recent changes deepens. Uranus retrograde lasts about five months and occurs once a year; the natal chart changes the expression, so sort through recent changes and unfinished work before choosing the next move.
- Should I start a major change during Uranus retrograde?
- It favors digesting and reviewing changes already underway, but it does not ban every new experiment. Over the roughly five-month period, external shock becomes internal assessment. If something must begin, write down the old plan, risks, and exit conditions first.