The Sun makes its annual alignment to Uranus, activating a force that plants the seeds for reinventions, switch ups, and radically new points of view. Uranus is the great awakener. Its job is to get us to grow and evolve by any means possible.
It’s a lighting bolt start to the week, one that has connections to a story that began in May 2018, March 2019. Wherever Taurus is in our astrology, even if we have no planets in Taurus or aren’t even a Taurus Sun, has seen some sort of transformation over the last six years, even if it’s internal, emotional, or philosophical. (Read Uranus in Taurus: Earthquake.)
What’s curious about Taurus as a sign is that it’s driven and motivated by security. It’s a sign that doesn’t want things to change because when things are predictable, that creates stability. And stability is good. It’s an integral support to growth.
But, we can all agree, nothing has been the same over the last 5-6 years. In some cases, it’s been a seismic shift. (Read Uranus in Taurus: Sign by Sign.)
Here we are again, it’s our yearly rendezvous with Uranus in Taurus. It’s actually one of the last times that the Sun and Uranus will meet in Taurus for the rest of our lifetime. A story is beginning to come to a close. It’s for us to discover the thread of story of change that has been with us since 2018, 2019.
That said, Mercury will be changing signs, arriving in Taurus on May 15. When it does, it’s not only a breath of fresh air after two months of Mercury in Aries, but Mercury will join the Sun, Uranus, Jupiter, and Venus in Taurus. That’s an unusual amount of planets in one sign.
It means that there’s a lot of focus on Taurus at the moment — what we own and the resources we have available to us, what we value and what we invest in, and even the earth beneath our feet.
If you are in AUSTRALIA or NZ, this forecast applies approximately for May 14, 2024.
Read More:
Taurus New Moon: Seeds of Reinvention
Uranus in Taurus: Earthquake
Uranus in Taurus: Sign by Sign
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