For Pisces: The meaning of Uranus retrograde and the transformation that takes eight years (2018

Uranus is the planet of transformation. It moves through the zodiac only about once every eight years, leading people through their own transformations. Right now Uranus is in Taurus, and over a long period of time, a total of 8 years from 2018 to 2026, Uranus is working to bring you great change.

Uranus will begin retrograde on August 24, 2022. It will continue retrograde until January 22, 2023.

The period when the planet is retrograde is a period of adjustment to make your destiny go in the right direction. By stretching one’s destiny in a direction that is not normally used, the stagnation that clings to it is shaken off, and the planet’s original destiny is made to ring out correctly. So, what is the effect of Uranus’ five-month retrograde on you, as a Pisces ?

Here is a two-part explanation

The transformation that Uranus will bring to you over the next 8 years (2018-2026)
The meaning this retrograde will bring to you (August 24, 2022 – January 22, 2023)

Uranus is a slow-moving planet, so the effects of the retrograde will also be jittery and slow. There is no need to fear it unnecessarily, as you will not feel its influence directly in your daily life. However, what is slowly changing under the surface will appear in our lives as a visible transformation at a certain point. The retrograde period is a time when such changes are relatively likely to surface.

(1) The transformation that Uranus will bring to you over the next 8 years (2018-2026)

Fun fact: it takes 84 years for Uranus to go around the 12 signs of the zodiac. In other words, it takes about the same amount of time as one person’s life to go through all the signs. Therefore, Uranus stays in one constellation for as long as 7 or 8 years. This may put into perspective why the change that Uranus brings is so deep, profound, and transformative, and will ultimately take a long time to complete.

Uranus moved into Taurus in May 2018. With this, you, Pisces, are entering a seven-year period of change and transformation within your words, self-expression, and communication with others.

Of course, this is not just a superficial change in the way you use words. Language, after all, can define the way that we think. It’s through words that we think, understand the world, and connect with the environment around us. Language is at the root of who we are. And when words change, it means that you, as a person, change too.

So, when you change your language, you might also change your way of thinking, your sense of values, what is important to you, how you interact with others, and

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