2026 vs. 2025 astrologically, the software want four words, so here:(

Imogene

Imogene

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There was an astrologer on one of the morning shows today. So I googled what he said, and this is what AI pulled up, which is practically verbatim to what he said. I find it interesting that he said the year 2025 pretty much sucked for everybody. Get no argument out of me.

IMHO whether anyone believes in the magic of astrological signs or whether they don’t. I am merely posting this for entertainment purposes.🤠🤠

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Astrology suggests
2025 was an intense year of upheaval and learning, while 2026 brings a significant shift towards healing, structure, and new beginnings, especially for those who struggled in 2025, with major planetary changes like Saturn and Neptune entering Aries, Uranus moving into Gemini, and Jupiter shifting into Leo creating more action-oriented, creative, and leadership-focused themes, demanding bold choices and fostering inner strength and purpose.

2025 vs. 2026: The Shift
  • 2025 (The Setup): Often described as challenging, with cultural clashes, rapid tech changes, and personal struggles, setting the stage for rebirth through destruction.
  • 2026 (The Action): A year of "hard resets," action, and building, with echoes of 2025's changes but a more fiery, entrepreneurial focus.

Key Planetary Shifts in 2026
  • Saturn & Neptune in Aries: A rare conjunction starting the year pushes for radical authenticity and taking steps toward long-term goals, demanding grit and skill-building.
  • Uranus in Gemini: Kicks off a new era (until 2033) focused on communication, ideas, and technology, sparking new concepts and potential financial shifts for adaptable signs.
  • Jupiter in Leo: Mid-year, Jupiter moves into Leo, boosting creativity, self-confidence, and the desire to live large, contrasting with its previous position in nurturing Cancer.
  • Eclipse Axis Shift: Eclipses move to the Leo-Aquarius axis, restarting a story from 2016-2019 about individual identity within the collective, with major events in February and August.
  • Mars Retrograde: Ends the year in Leo/Virgo, creating a cliffhanger leading into 2027 and adding intensity to leadership and action.
 

I need no convincing..I absolutely believe in Astrology...

Not horoscopes in a magazine.. but scientific astrology and it is a science...

I've heard all the arguments anyone wants to put forward against it... But I absolutely believe in it


last year 2025 was the worst year for me in living memory.... terrible year..it just never let up from month to month.. one horrible thing after another..even right up until the very end of the year..just last week

I'm hoping to God that this year will be very different.. and much better
 

The influence the planets have on terrestrial goings on is a bit mystical. The language of astrology, and the relationships give it intrigue. I have been intrigued by it for over 40 years. I can guess peoples sun signs above about 65% of the time, or have felt another significant planet or moon when they were born.

I don't believe that "it" is real. It fits sometimes. Sometimes us humans get it all messed up, like most of our unknown mysteries. :)
 
Paco Dennis said:
The influence the planets have on terrestrial goings on is a bit mystical. The language of astrology, and the relationships give it intrigue. I have been intrigued by it for over 40 years. I can guess peoples sun signs above about 65% of the time, or have felt another significant planet or moon when they were born.

I don't believe that "it" is real. It fits sometimes. Sometimes us humans get it all messed up, like most of our unknown mysteries. :)
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I think sometimes people influence us and we adapt/change without or at times, meaning to.
 
The study of astrology is immensely complex. I've never studied it, but my wife is full on into it, studying charts, making charts, applying knowledge, interpreting, etc.

It became something of a cultural intrigue in the 1960s and the Hippie era. "What's you sign, man" became as ubiquitous as saying hello. But most people simply played at it then.
 

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