Uranus has been in retrograde for the past few months, and you may have been feeling its affects. Many people don’t think about planets going into retrograde unless that planet is Mercury, so they may not have realized that some changes in their lives could be attributed to Uranus retrograde. This particular retrograde period may have been the cause of some unrest in 2016-just think of how crazy the past few months have been! It definitely seems like people are ready for a fresh start, and Uranus direct is happening just in time! Uranus goes direct on December 29, and if you’ve been struggling lately, you’ll probably welcome this change. Here’s what Uranus direct might mean for you:
- Uranus direct marks a transition phase.
But here’s the thing-no one can predict what this transition will be for you. You know how an eclipse usually signals some kind of dramatic change, but it can be tough to predict what that change will be? Well, it’s kind of the same thing with Uranus direct. The changes won’t be as abrupt or major as the kind of changes that come along with an eclipse, but you may notice that certain areas of your life might be going in a new direction, and there’s no point in fighting it!
- It’s time to decide what stays and what goes.
Some of the changes that occur with Uranus direct will be completely out of your control. But others will be totally up to you! So it’s up to you to decide where you want to see your life go in the next year and beyond. You need to take stock of every area of your life and really think about what benefits you and what no longer serves you. And once you’ve thought about it, it’s time to take action.
- You could have some financial prosperity.
Uranus direct can signal financial opportunity. This might mean a raise at work, a holiday bonus, or a new investment opportunity. Keep your eye out for chances to make a little extra money-after all, you might need it after the holiday season, so pay attention! Uranus often provides some good fortune in this particular area, so you could be getting lucky soon. And if you do come into some money, be smart and manage it carefully-don’t blow it all on silly expenses that you don’t really need!
- You might end up making some rash decisions.
Change can cause us to act out in ways that are a little out of character. We also might react to changes with fear because we don’t understand what’s going on or what’s going to happen next. If you do end up taking action that you didn’t fully think through, don’t be too hard on yourself-it happens to the best of us, and there’s no point in regret. Just take it as a lesson and use what you’ve learned to do better in the future. It’s natural to worry about change.
