We’re here to chat Neptune, so polish your rose-colored glasses and take a sip of nectar, my lovelies.
Neptune is the psychic planet of ideals, intuition, spirituality, and compassion in astrology, as well as the realm of dreams and delusions.
The zodiac sign in which Neptune is born, as well as the astrological house it resides in, determine its effect on the birth chart. Neptune displays our imagination, psychic sensitivity, and mystic connection – all that is invisible and unknown. Neptune’s position in the birth chart corresponds to the areas of our lives where we refuse to be constrained by beliefs or tradition.
The planetary ruler of Pisces and the 12th House of the Unconscious is Neptune, the doe-eyed, poetry-spouting, self-destructive water sign.
Neptune is a slow-moving outer planet, unlike Mercury, Mars, and Venus, which means its energy is felt over generations and beyond the sphere of the person. The planet takes 165 years to travel through the zodiac, spending roughly 14 years in each sign. Neptune, who is currently in Pisces, will move into Aries in 2026.
Neptune is a planet that represents heavenly potential, universal love, and cosmic awareness. It demonstrates what is possible when we collapse borders and seek the source at its highest swell. Sounds cool, and it’s not unlike to a water birth at home, right? Yes, in an ideal world, but deception, disappointment, misinformation, escapism through addiction, and absolute forgetfulness lurk on Neptune’s evil side — or ocean floor.
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When was the last time Pluto was in Scorpio?
I recently completed all of the planet interpretations for each sign, house, and aspect. I spent some time thinking of positions I’d never seen before while writing it. I don’t get many clients with Pluto in Pisces from the 19th century, y’know, because Pluto takes nearly two and a half centuries to orbit the Sun. I’ve been unimpressed by online resources regarding Pluto in the signs, so I figured it’d be useful to have this as a reference or at the very least a place to start thinking about Pluto in the signs. Please excuse the following’s US-centricity.
First of all, what’s Pluto about again?
Pluto’s orbit is highly eccentric, radically off the ecliptic and occasionally closer to the Sun than Neptune, and it spends 14-31 years in each sign. It was found in 1930, during the rise of fascism around the world, when humanity became aware of fundamental atomic forces that, if broken, might produce apocalyptic explosions. As a result, Pluto is often associated with the concept of extremes, with big things becoming small and small things becoming big. It’s also linked to dictatorship and corruption, total authority and control, as well as movers and shakers in elite systems like government, finance, and business boardrooms. It empowers, warps, distorts, corrupts, deconstructs, and transforms the subjects of the planet that dominates the sign when it transits through it. Pluto transits are generally feared by astrologers because they can be traumatic and foreshadow upheavals, transformations, deaths, and rebirths of some type.
Pluto in Aries
Mars rules this cardinal fire sign, which is connected with boldness, daring, bravery, and passion, as well as bloodshed, betrayal, and villainy. As a result, Pluto in Aries energised, twisted, perverted, deconstructed, and changed these meanings. As a group, people from this time period may stand out as brave, entrepreneurial, rough and tumble, and hardscrabble. Individuals with Pluto in Aries as an aspect to more personal planets and points may stand out as their rugged individualists.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Aries phase, which lasted from 1822 to 1853, perverted the concepts of leadership, enterprise, and courage into dictatorship, exploitation, and villainy. As white Americans rapidly advanced westward seeking new territory, emotions over the enslavement of Africans reached a boiling point, “Manifest Destiny” culminated in mass forced relocations and genocide of Native Americans. During this time, many robber barons, outlaws, and gunslingers of the old west were born. Smith & Wesson, Colt, and Winchester are just a few of the well-known gun companies that have their roots in this period. The handles of these firearms from the nineteenth century were frequently made of ram’s horn, and Aries is represented by a ram! In other words, Pluto in Aries was the savagery and cruelty that gave birth to the Wild West’s rugged individuality, violence, and anarchy.
Pluto in Taurus
Venus rules this fixed earth sign, which is linked to material value, the senses, property, luxury, patience, and item permanence. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, deconstructed, and changed by Pluto in Taurus. As a collective, people from this time period may be seen as materialistic, unhurried, and down to earth. Individuals with Pluto aspects to more personal planets and points may stand out as entrepreneurs and homesteaders.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Taurus period (1852-1884) changed the concept of property and value, resulting in tremendous wealth, poverty, and opportunity. When Pluto was at 12 Taurus on August 20th, 1619, the first Africans were taken to the American continent as slaves. When Pluto returned to that degree in 1863, Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation had emancipated slaves in the United States, dealing a fatal blow to slavery’s perverted sense of property.
While legal slavery was abolished, the growing industrial economy’s sharecropping and wage slavery enslaved people to subsistence living, poverty, and debt. Simultaneously, the most influential of the Homestead Acts were approved, executing the Free Soiler’s goals of freely awarding millions of acres of property to anybody who applied, including those who had not joined the Confederacy. The Wild West was tamed by a vast influx of people coming westward to take advantage of the opportunity.
At the same time, monopolizing “captains of industry” and unscrupulous “robber barons” concentrated the wealth generated by the Second Industrial Revolution of this century, enriching firms and their executives to new levels. The National Banking Acts were also approved at this time, establishing the current system of state and federal banks. This is also the year that the New York Stock Exchange, which would go on to become a global financial center during the next century, originally opened on Wall Street. The term “bullish” refers to a market that is advantageous to investors, and a statue of a charging bull can even be found in New York’s financial sector. Taurus is represented by a bull!
Pluto in Gemini
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Gemini period (1882-1914) altered Mercurial concepts of communication, duality, and indeterminacy. Because of Neptune’s synchronous transit through Gemini and conjunction with Pluto from 1887 to 1902, this Pluto in Gemini phase was extremely stunning. In general, the Neptune-Pluto conjunction is responsible for an unique dynamic of empowered imagination and boundary blurring, with significant implications in accordance with the sign’s character.
The telephone became widely used, the radio was developed, and the phonograph was commercialized for the first time, bringing music into people’s homes for the first time. This marks the start of the era of mass communication and mass media, with the introduction of the first nationally syndicated periodicals, allowing for the delivery of standardized information and amusement, as well as a revolution in advertising. The introduction of the telephone, in particular, completely changed the nature of communication as the twentieth century progressed, allowing global communications and blurring the lines between people’s time and geography in new ways. This is when the twin ideas of Einstein’s relativity and Planck’s quantum physics arose, which destabilized and relativized our understanding of time, space, energy, and matter while overturning classical mechanics. In a nutshell, Pluto in Gemini was the mathematical discourse of contrasts and paradoxes that advanced human understanding and communication about the world.
Pluto in Cancer
The Moon rules this cardinal water sign, which is linked to community and tribe, parenthood and domesticity, nourishment and nutrition. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, deconstructed, and changed by Pluto in Cancer. As a group, people from this time period may be seen as healthy, communitarian, and service-oriented. People with Pluto aspects to more personal planets and points may stand out as transformational protectors and caretakers.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, in WWI and its aftermath, the Pluto in Cancer period (1914-1939) perverted love of country into nationalist tribalism and fascism. Because women’s suffrage was first recognized in many countries during this period, it changed the role of women and mothers. During the Great Depression, it saw the introduction of the first industrialized, processed, canned, and frozen meals, as well as food shortages and rationing. This had a profound and painful influence on people’s relationships with their food, between markets and farms and the government, and on ordinary food preparation in the home.
Pluto in Leo
The Sun rules this fixed fire sign, which is connected with lighting, royalty, leaders, entertainment industry stars, heroes, and those in positions of high exposure and influence. As a result, Pluto in Leo energised, twisted, perverted, deconstructed, and changed these meanings. As a collective, people from this time period may stand out as proud and regal. Individuals with Pluto aspects to more personal planets and points may stand out as rock gods and superstars in their own right.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Leo phase, which lasted from 1937 to 1958, elevated and perverted world leaders like Hitler and Roosevelt into twisted malevolent or beneficent tyrants. WWII came to a close with the amazing and horrifying detonation of nuclear weapons. As a result, birth rates skyrocketed, giving birth to the Baby Boomers, the highly confident and willful Pluto in Leo generation. The first superhero comics were written at this time, frequently reflecting the hopes and anxieties of the Atomic Age, while kings and queens of Hollywood’s golden age were enthroned. Pluto in Leo was, in a nutshell, a blazing flash of light that shone brightly in its children for decades. It annihilates everything in its path.
Pluto in Virgo
Mercury rules this mutable earth sign, which is linked to realism, technicalities, modesty, the desire of perfection, work ethic, and service pride. As a result, Pluto in Virgo energized, deformed, distorted, corrupted, deconstructed, and changed these meanings. People from this time period may be remembered as being prudent and conscientious as a collective, potentially paving the way for Earth’s ecological restoration and resource management. Pluto aspects to more personal planets and points may stand out as transformational stewards and troubleshooters.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Virgo period from 1956 to 1972 changed Mercurial conceptions of calculation, responsibility, service, and guardianship. Because of Uranus’s parallel transit through Virgo and conjunction with Pluto from 1962 to 1969, this Pluto in Virgo phase was exceptionally spectacular. In summary, the Uranus-Pluto conjunction is responsible for the 1960s’ amazing dynamic of empowered liberation and independence, as well as significant impacts consistent with the sign’s essence.
Several interrelated Virgoan themes and topics were the center of Plutonic attention during this time. During this time, the pocket calculator, the first ATM, BASIC, the first easy-to-use programming language, the first prototype of the Internet, the first email sent, the first hypertext link, the first mouse click, and the first supercomputer were all invented. Virgo has medical associations, and it was also the year that Medicare and Medicaid were formed, allowing the elderly and destitute to receive subsidized medical care.
The catastrophic claims in Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” and Paul Ehrlich’s “The Population Bomb” sparked the current environmental movement during this time. They gathered data and evidence to support the likelihood of severe ecological disaster scenarios. As a result of this heightened awareness, certain pesticides were banned, and Greenpeace, the Environmental Protection Agency, and Earth Day were founded. Rachel Carson said that the best way to maintain the environment is to be humble in front of nature and to exercise self-control over our desire for nature’s resources, which is in line with the Virgoan traits of modesty, purity, prudence, and practicality.
Pluto in Libra
Venus rules this cardinal air sign, which is linked to balance, relationships, equality, peace, harmony, beauty, and love. As a result, Pluto in Libra energised, twisted, perverted, deconstructed, and changed these meanings. People from this time period may stand out as unbalanced against imbalances or as a group reinventing balances. Pluto’s aspects to more intimate planets and points may stand out as their transforming rebel hearts for harmony, equality, and justice.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, Pluto’s tenure in Libra from 1971 to 1984 corresponded with Uranus’s co-presence in the sign from 1971 to 1976. This time period closely corresponds to the 1970s divorce revolution brought on by the legalization of no-fault divorces, as well as a shift in traditional gender roles brought on by the legalization of abortion and the birth of the modern homosexual rights movement. This was also the height of the Equal Rights Amendment movement, which was ultimately defeated by pitting women against one another. The Feminist Sex Wars, which took place in the late 1970s and early 1980s, pitted anti-porn feminists against sex-positive feminists on problems such as pornography, prostitution, BDSM, and other topics. This was also the peak of Libran John Lennon’s anti-war activism, with songs like “Imagine” and “Give Peace a Chance” being synonymous with the anti-war campaign.
Pluto in Scorpio
Mars rules this permanent water sign, which is linked to the profane, obscene, and frightening, as well as combativeness, dark things, and secrecy. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, demolished, and changed by Pluto in Scorpio. Pluto spends the least amount of time in Scorpio, which has some fascinating implications for its transit through this sign. Pluto was last in Scorpio from 1983 to 1995, roughly corresponding to the birth of the oft-maligned and misunderstood millennial generation, according to sociologists. What makes millennials so Scorpio-like? They’re the Harry Potter generation, and they’re more interested in the occult and witchcraft than conventional religion. As a result of their childhood addictions to the horror series Goosebumps, millennials have developed a passion with horror genres, particularly zombie apocalypse scenarios. They took Tim Burton’s sweetly macabre film and made it their own “The Nightmare Before Christmas” became a cult classic. They were emo in their teens and frequented Hot Topic.
Because Scorpio is ruled by Mars, the planet of blades, slashes, and scars, it’s fascinating to observe how millennials have set themselves apart by accepting and mainstreaming tattoos and piercings, even at work. As school shootings became a tragically typical occurrence, the millennial generation was the first to go to school. Pluto shrinks large objects and magnifies little ones, so millennial sensitivity to trauma, triggers, and microaggressions has sparked discussions over whether it is more extreme to allow hate speech or too extreme to protect others from it. Millennials may have their demons, but as a group, they may prove to be brutal, brave, fierce, scary, and uncompromising in the future. Pluto’s aspects to more intimate planets and points may make them stand out as transformational iconoclasts and resisters.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Scorpio period (1983-1995) warped ideas of aggression, danger, and covert warfare into apocalyptic arms races and other large-scale confrontations with death. The terrible realistic representation of a nuclear attack in the film raised the fear of nuclear war to new heights “The Day After,” as well as real-life nuclear war scares between the United States and the Soviet Union around the same time. The Chernobyl accident also highlighted the serious dangers that nuclear power poses. AIDS murdered millions of people through sex and blood transfer.
On a pop cultural level, this was the era of many famous cult horror films, but even more family-friendly films like Ghostbusters and Gremlins took a turn toward the dark, violent, and otherworldly, while Tim Burton was at the height of his abilities in making dark, gothic fairy tales. Pluto in Scorpio also saw the emergence of industrial music, a dark and rage-filled anti-musical art form characterized by a focus on transgressive, violent, sexual, and disturbing topics and themes, shock tactics, noise music, and a flirtation with fascist iconography and the occult, as typified by Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails. In a nutshell, Pluto in Scorpio was the point at which we looked into the abyss and saw the apocalypse looking back at us, and we immediately moved on.
Pluto in Sagittarius
Jupiter rules this mutable fire sign, which is connected with learning, knowledge, expanding one’s horizons, faith, religion, excess, and prosperity. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, demolished, and changed by Pluto in Sagittarius. As a collective, people from this time period may distinguish out as zealous and wise. Individuals with Pluto aspects to more intimate planets and points may stand out as transformational forerunners and prophets in their lives.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, during the Pluto in Sagittarius period (1995-2008), knowledge centers like as encyclopedias, libraries, and newspapers were radically changed and worldwide digitized via the Information Superhighway, often known as the Internet. Print media has perished, books have been replaced by Kindles and PDFs, and encyclopedias have been replaced by Wikipedia and other collaborative initiatives. This was the age of the dot-com boom, when plucky internet entrepreneurs grew into the massive corporate overlords of today, such as Google and Facebook, who know way too much about us. Parallel religious/philosophical polarization and extremism among Muslims, Christians, and New Atheists occurred during this time, particularly in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. This generation will have the ability to collect enormous wealth, faith, and intelligence, but it will also have to fight extremism and fanaticism. Knowledge is power, and this generation may be the first to demonstrate how it can be exploited.
Pluto in Capricorn
Saturn rules this cardinal earth sign, which is linked to systematization, structure, the status quo, the old guard, law, and punishment. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, demolished, and changed by Pluto in Capricorn. As a collective, people from this time period may stand out as ambitious and determined. Pluto’s aspects to more intimate planets and points may make them stand out as transformational architects and experts.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the 1762-1778 Pluto in Capricorn period saw the start of the American Revolution, a time when the world’s most powerful empire was brought to its knees and a new power arose. Over the course of the 2008 economic meltdown, Occupy Wall Street, the Arab Spring, Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, Brexit, the 2016 election, and other events during the current Pluto in Capricorn phase (2008-2024), all established powers have been shaken by the square from Uranus. Governments all across the world have been drifting toward corruption, crony capitalism, oligarchies, and authoritarianism at the same time. In 2022, the United States of America will return to Pluto, while China is ascendant. The most powerful stand to lose the most, while the scrappiest and most hungry stand to gain the most.
Pluto in Aquarius
Saturn rules this fixed air sign, which is linked to cold reasoning, detachment, abstraction, and stoicism. These meanings were so empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, deconstructed, and changed by Pluto in Aquarius. As a collective, people from this historical period may be utilitarian, defiant, and suspicious. Pluto aspects to more personal planets and points can make people stand out as transformational nonconformists, abstract thinkers, and antiheroes.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Saturnian ideals of reason and skepticism were turned into the development of abstract frameworks of significant significance during the Pluto in Aquarius period (1778-1798). The United States Constitution was ratified at this time, while the global metric system was established. This was the peak of the Classical music era’s Enlightenment-inspired clean harmonies and structured structure, when Mozart (an Aquarius), Haydn, and others were at the summit of their talents. This is the year that Jeremy Bentham (an Aquarius) published his utilitarianism hypothesis, a completely secular legal and moral framework. The opposition of Uranus to Pluto at this period corresponded to the French Revolution, which is often cited as an example of Enlightenment rationalism gone awry. On logical, scientific, secular, or algorithmic grounds, the Pluto in Aquarius period (2023-2044) is projected to radically modify and restructure abstract systems of law and measurement.
Pluto in Pisces
Jupiter rules this mutable water sign, which is connected with spiritualism, inspiration, belief, visions, and dreams. These meanings were empowered, deformed, distorted, corrupted, deconstructed, and changed by Pluto in Pisces. As a group, people from this time period may stand out as inspirational and spiritual. Transformational gurus, artists, and visionaries with aspects from Pluto to more personal planets and points may stand out.
People also take on the traits of the era from which they originate. As a result, the Pluto in Pisces period (1797-1823) had a tremendous impact on water resources, powering rail and ocean transit with the first high-pressure steam engines that appeared during this time. This period closely correlates to Napoleon’s rise and fall as he pursued his aim of transforming France into a new Roman Empire by enforcing liberal reforms throughout the Napoleonic Code’s jurisdiction. This marked the start of the Romantic era, which embraced the Piscean boundlessness of unfettered expression, unbridled emotion, solitary contemplative connection with nature, myth, mystery, and the supernatural as a reaction to the Enlightenment’s rigid logic. This was also the time when Beethoven began to lose his hearing and created his most famous and powerful music, the Romantic era’s soundtrack.
I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Let me know how you think Pluto is interacting with the zodiac signs!
What sign is Neptune in now?
Play “Stevie Nicks” by Stevie Nicks “Blue Water” is a film starring youngsters. On December 1, Neptune, the planet of dreams, inspiration, intuition, and psychic energies, will turn direct.
Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter would be Neptune if he were a fictitious figure “Harry Potter,” he says. It’s hazy, speaks in metaphors, eats lunch in pajamas, likes third-eye embraces, and would be at ease in an aquarium or an opium den. Neptune’s position in the birth chart highlights the parts of our lives where our belief systems are the most flexible, and where we may have difficulty perceiving situations or ourselves clearly.
Neptune, unlike Venus, Mercury, and Mars, is a slow-moving outer planet that travels through all 12 zodiac signs in about 164 years. In 2011, Neptune relocated to Pisces, the gentle, escapist-leaning, sound bath-loving water sign, where it will remain until 2026.
Neptune has been stationed in retrograde since June 25. A retrograde occurs in astrology when a planet appears to be traveling backwards in the sky, an optical illusion induced by the earth’s rotation velocity and our perspective point. While a planet may not be back-pedaling in the strict sense, the change in pace corresponds to changes in the areas of our life that the planet influences.
Neptune’s most recent retrograde encouraged us to face our delusions, to carefully navigate our self-deception potholes, and to raise the veil and cut ties with any toxic interpersonal dynamics. Because Neptune is the planet of compassion, we may have developed a greater capacity for tenderness as a result of this retrograde, as well as a more discriminating sense of who to tenderly offer that affection to.
How often do Neptune signs change?
Have faith in Neptune a little! Neptune is the astrological ruler of intuition, enchantment, glamour, spiritual craftsmanship, and deep healing, which begins with the question, “Is there another way?”
Neptune, like Pluto and Uranus, is an outside planet, which means it moves more slowly and has a greater impact on our larger life themes than the inner planets, such as Mercury and Venus, which change signs more frequently and have a greater impact on our daily lives. Neptune spends about 14 years in each sign (with occasional shorter dips into neighboring signs when it’s retrograde) and moves through the zodiac in about 160 years. Neptune entered Pisces in 2012 and will remain there until 2026. This is the first time since 1862 that it has been in Pisces!
How you connect with your highest degree of creativity and divinity, as well as your spiritual practices, is influenced by the sign Neptune was in when you were born. Neptune is currently in the sign of Pisces, which has an impact on your creativity and spirituality. Consider yourself a lamp, and Neptune the light. Your Neptune sign explains how the light heals through self-compassion as well as forgiveness for others.
Not sure what Neptune sign you (or someone else) has? Use a free birth chart calculator to enter your date of birth, or simply look at the years below.
What does Neptune mean in birth chart?
The oceanic depths of the imagination, dreams, and spiritual visions are the jurisdiction of Neptune, who was called after the Roman god of the sea.
Our dreams can serve as a conduit to finding significance in our lives. And dreams, like waking life visions, can be portrayed through art, dance, film, music, and other forms of expression, reflecting back to us a view of that inner world. Because it needs the imagination to generate the vision for a dream, Neptune can be a guide to it. Neptune transports you beyond the familiar, to the realms of your wildest thoughts.
Neptune, writes author Marguerite Manning, is the one who sends nudges regarding Karma.
Neptune is a link to the enigmatic, and many of us have a sense that we’re all connected in some way, especially those in our family, friend circle, or ancestral lineage.
It’s the same with the other planets that move slowly. guiding each generation in the direction of their spiritual destiny As a result, it’s often simpler to identify how it influenced a time in retrospect.
What does having Pluto in Scorpio mean?
“Natives of Pluto in Scorpio (remember, Pluto is Scorpio’s ruler) are sensitive to their surroundings, emotionally intense, fascinated by the unknown, and seek spiritual rejuvenation, sweeping away anything that stands in their way.” Symbols in Astrology.
What God rules Scorpio?
Hades – Scorpio Hades, the God of the Underworld, embodies the Scorpios’ hidden abilities. This zodiac sign is known for its secrecy, bravado, and passion.
When was the last age of Scorpio?
Those who practice mundane astrology may attest to the fact that history does, in fact, repeat itself. My in-depth research over the last thirty years has found incredibly detailed similarities between the history of human progress on our planet and the astrological ages. I discovered an intriguing concept of history from anastrological standpoint by investigating the smaller ‘cycleswithin cycles’ included in each2160-year era. This post is based on the conclusions of my in-depth investigation, which are contained in my book, Signs of the Times: The End of the World and the Coming Golden Age. It indicates that history backs up astrology’s accuracy. This model also provides insight into our existing circumstances as well as prospects for the near and long term.
The astrological ages are based on the precession of the equinoxes and the rearward wobbling of the planet’s axis as seen through the constellations, which are arranged in a circle around the world along the ecliptic, or equator belt. The wobbling of the earth’s axis as the North Pole points down towards and marks each age or constellation in succession is used to calculate ages. This wobble takes 25,920 years to complete, and there are twelve ages of 2,160 years each in one entire cycle. We are currently in the’Age of Pisces,’ with that marker pointing to the constellation Pisces. As the earth’s axis wobbles in a precessional or backward manner through the zodiac, these eras flow backward through the astrological signs. In addition to this progression through the signs, history shows that the signs opposite the principal signs have a significant impact on each age’s history.
Within each age, there are additional shorter cycles. Within each 2160-year age, there is a cycle of twelve smaller periods, which I refer to as’eras,’ each of which contains 180 years. Within each era, there is a cycle of twelve periods, which I refer to as ‘phases,’ each lasting 15 years. Eras and phases denote minor evolutionary cycles inside the broader cycle, yet they travel in a forward manner through the zodiac for some reason. Within the same astrological system, time appears to flow both forward and backward. These shorter durations allow for more precise dating of the astrological ages, indicating that the Western Gregorian calendar is in fact linked with these times. Because the symbolism of the erasand phases precisely fits the time of historical events, the period recognized as 0 BC is actually an accurate beginning to the Age of Pisces.
My extensive research of historical events dating back to the Age of Cancer discovered a recurring pattern. Each age is preceded by a build-up stage, sometimes known as the birthing process. During the Scorpio Era, approximately 900 to 720 years previous to the conclusion of the age, a transition occurs that brings to the fore historical processes that take humanity into the next age.
There is a cycle of death and rebirth in the Scorpio Era of any age.
Scorpio is the zodiac sign that regulates power, domination, death, and rebirth, according to astrology. The majority of the power inherent in that era’s institutions and ideas dies, and seeds are planted that lead to new discoveries and perspectives in the subsequent age. After the Scorpio Era, the sign of Sagittarius grows into a rapidly evolving new vision. Sagittarius is a fire sign, and it bestows the bright quality of cultural golden ages on these times. Sagittarius oversees vision and adventure, therefore these are Renaissance times. It’sees’ the next age’s impulse and brings it to life in a cultural rebirth.
Let’s take a look back at the last 11,000 years of history. The Age of Cancer is the first age in this study, and it begins with a historical bang.
Ageof Cancer: 8640 to 6480 BC
Food, agriculture, animal domestication, house construction, stable societies, and the mother are all ruled by Cancer.
The Neolithic Revolution lasted from 9000 to 6000 BC. It ushered in the advent of agriculture in a number of locations around the world, including Southeast Asia, Central America, and Peru. The older Palaeolithic and Mesolithic hunting implements were replaced by agricultural tools such as adzes. The construction of the first year-round settledcommunities with permanent housing occurred during this period, which was notably visible in the dry environment of the Near East. Palaeolithichunters in their later years traveled incessantly, pursuing herds of game animals. At a time when goddess worship and matriarchal culture were at their apex, settling down in permanentcommunities signaled the domestication of man himself.
Ageof Gemini: 6480 to 4320 BC
Gemini is the sign of polarisation, manual dexterity, travel, trade, reasoning, and language.
This marked the beginning of the industrial revolution. There was a quick and spectacular proliferation of more than fifty diverse artisan enterprises throughout the Near East just after 6500 BC. For archaeologists, ceramics was the most important because of its symbolic decorating. Ceramics were extremely plain at the start of the age, but within a couple of centuries, exquisite polychrome glazes and abstract symbols were common. By 5000 BC, craftindustries in Eastern Europe and China were growing at a similar rate.
Geminiage men began to travel and trade crafts as well as ideas. They established an avast commerce network connecting the Mediterranean Basin to southern Russia. By 4800 BC, the Archaic Culture in New England had established a vast trade network that reached west to Yellowstone and south to the Caribbean. More than the crafts themselves, ideas and craft skills were the principal commodities traded at the time.
The Proto-Indo-European language was developed in the Near East circa 5000 BC. Almost all modern languages in the world are descended from this language. Around 4800 BC, the Chinese language’s root was also created, according to significant evidence. This era’s technological ingenuity had an impact on the evolution of art. This period saw a lot of representational art. By 5000 BC, art was mostly abstract and symbolic, with crosses, chevrons, quadrifoils, and other symbols. Later on, these symbols would be used as religious and mythical emblems, as well as alphabets and written languages.
Ageof Taurus: 4320 to 2160 BC
Taurus is the sign of riches and banking, as well as serenity, comfort, refinement, permanence, and colossal construction.
After 4500 BC, the U’Baid civilisation moved to the Tigris and Euphrates rivers’ resource-depleted driver basin. They created money and banking, as well as towns to serve as market centers, and were extremely wealthy as a result. Gemini’s scientific ingenuity practically came to a halt, both here and in Egypt. The most important indication of societal progress was now modest gains in wealth and refinement. During this period, wealth and money were the archaeological markers for expansion.
Increases in wealth facilitated urbanization and increased social complexity. 3200 BC is the standard date for the beginning of civilisation in Sumerian city-states. Around 2900 BC, the Old Kingdom of Egypt became the first nation-state in history. Some archaeologists have dated the emergence of civilisation to as early as 4000 BC, based on the heightened social complexity of early sites.
Surprisingly, written language emerged as Taurus consolidated the olderGemini speaking language into a permanent record. Writing was initially employed to record the trade of goods and riches in religion and business. The Taurussymbol of the bull god became their primary deity, and religion became increasingly organized and oriented around it. Religion was inextricably linked to the acquisition of wealth. Lists of merchandise and real estate transactions were the earliest examples of pictographic writing. In Egypt, the pharaoh was in charge of the temple warehouses, where all of Egypt’s riches was collected and distributed. The En, Mesopotamia’s spiritual leaders, are going through the same thing.
Beginning as early as 4000 BC, megalithic tomb constructions were created all over Europe. U’Baid and Sumerian temples were built on top of earlier temples, eventually resulting in massive mountain-like steppedpyramids known as ziggurats (about 2900 BC). Egypt began building massive stone pyramids during the Old Kingdom period. Recent archaeological finds in Peru, spanning from 3000 to 2600 BC, depict a civilization with massive monolithic pyramids comparable to those found in the Old World.
Cities were built on a permanent hieratic pattern, with the main religious temple in the center and walls facing the four cardinal directions.
Building in this manner and incorporating a tight social hierarchy that established a person’s place in society was thought to be akin to the eternal construction of heaven, thereby ensuring permanence on Earth. Cities were transformed into massive colossal towns as a result of this process.
In this age, the contrary force of Scorpio was also visible. This generation’s religions are all heavily focused on death and rebirth in the afterlife. Both Mesopotamia and Egypt’s burial customs reflect an overabundance of concern for the afterlife. To completely enjoy their life beyond death, rulers were buried in large tombs with all of their collected goods, including slaves and retainers. At the same time, ArchaicCulture in the Americas places a comparable emphasis on this sort of burial.
Ageof Aries: 2160 to 0 BC
Aries is the sign that governs warfare, overcoming obstacles, competition, rage, violence, and independence.
With the arrival of this new age, the general quiet of the Age of Taurus gave way to massive violence. Around 2300 BC, Sargon of Akkad founded the first military empire. They were thereafter conquered by the Gutians. Around 2000 BC, the Hurrians defeated the Sumerians, around 1900 BC, the Old Babylonians ruled Mesopotamia, and around 1600 BC, the Hittites invaded Mesopotamia. The Hittites were the first to invent iron weapons, ushering in the Iron Age. Despite the fact that they were significantly superior to bronze weapons, this revelation came too late to save them from defeat. Around 1800 BC, the Hyksos conquered Egypt, and the list continues through the Assyrians and Greeks until Alexander the Great’s worldempire, and subsequently the beginnings of the Roman Empire.
After conquering the Lung Shan, a peaceful agricultural tribe, the martial Shang dynasty rose to power in China approximately 1850BC, becoming the country’s first military dynasty. They could field up to 30,000 warriors at any given time at their peak. Later, in 1122BC, the Chou dynasty, another militaristic tribe, destroyed the Shang and established an even bigger military culture, which lasted until the Warring States Period between 480 and 221BC, when the Chindynasty unified China. The Olmecs of Mexico, around 1200 BC, appear to have been an amilitaristic civilisation in the New World. Helmets are always depicted on the monolithic Olmecheads found throughout the world, whether for battle or sports. Images of conflict and fighting cover the walls of temples in a city recently unearthed in Peru’s Casmas valley dating from around 1500 BC.
The focus of religion and creation mythology shifted to hero mythology.
In a heavenly war for independence, the Babylonian warrior deity Marduk overcame the older mother goddess Tiamat. Masculine gods battled established feminine goddesses all across the world and won their independence. The idea of a single warrior winning his way to fame is central to hero stories. Beginning around 2000 BC, a patriarchal movement (dubbed “mythic solarisation” by mythologists) swept the globe, universally marking the transition from matriarchy to topatriarchy. Aries, the masculine sign, was pitted against Taurus, the older feminine sign. The Greek Olympus religion was the pinnacle of warrior/hero religions, with all of the gods and goddesses fighting and squabbling amongst themselves while selecting sides in human fights. The Hebrew Old Testament was also written in the style of a warrior. God is depicted as the commander-in-chief of his chosen people/army, leading them to the Promised Land. Although a god of love (possibly from an earlier Age of Taurus), when his rule is challenged, he becomes enraged and punishes. The Hebrew god appears to be in perpetual combat with the gods of other people, who are generally labeled as pagan, in a way similar to the Greek gods.
Ageof Pisces: 0 to 2160
Religion and spirituality, transcendence, prophecies and prophets, narcotics, delusion, confinement, and terror are all associated with Pisces.
This has been a period of great world faiths, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism, to name a few. After the Prophetic Revolution in the eighth and seventh century BC, Judaism became a world religion. Hinduism shifted its focus from minor gods like Agni and Indra to the transcendent gods Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. The preceding age’s warrior-hero ideal evolved into the transcendent ideals of the saint, guru, and sage. The focus shifted to achieving enlightenment, ascending to paradise, freeing oneself from the prison of the wheel of life, and overcoming Satan. The focus of Christianity and Judaism was on prophecy and the arrival of the Messiah (inChristianity it is the second coming). As their God, Christianity claims the ultimate prophet: Christ, the Son of God. Moslems believe Muhammad to be the final prophet. In the East, the focus was on enlightenment and the destruction of Maya, or the Pisces illusion, as well as freedom from the Wheel of Life’s incarceration.
These religions became the first multi-national organizations in the world, extending their message far beyond local, national, and cultural barriers. Early European governments became theocracies, or religious governments, and politics in this period was primarily concerned with Christian issues. Islam was founded as a religious government with the unspoken objective of expanding by conquest. The coronary artery
Themessage of prophecy has been a part of these religions, particularly Christianity. This message of doom and gloom is appropriate for the Age of Pisces, the zodiac’s final sign. On the Wheel of Life, there is a spiritual conflict between God and Satan, Ahura Mazda and Ahriman, or between enlightenment and escape from rebirth and the darkness of incarceration. At the conclusion of this cosmic conflict, a new cycle will usher in the golden age promise of the sign of Aquarius.
The nature of the approaching Age of Aquarius, which emphasizes the attributes of genius, science, knowledge, humanitarianism, brotherhood, and boundless possibilities, is hinted at by our own Renaissance tilt toward humanism and science. We are on the verge of entering an unfathomably gorgeous new world. Understanding renaissances necessitates a quick review of the eras inside each age.
Eras
Within each age, there are 12 eras of 180 years each. They go ahead through the zodiac signs in a forwardprogression, whereas the ages move backwards.
The recurringcycle of renaissance (Sagittarius), classical (Capricorn), and scientific periods (Aquarius) that come at theheight of each age and plant new seeds that will blossom in theupcomingnew age is the mostdynamic depiction of the power of these eras. I’ll look at examples of this reoccurring cycle throughout the current Age of Pisces for the sake of this post (1260 to 1980 AD).
Scorpio Era, Pisces Age: 1260 to 1440
This time saw the end of Medieval European culture, owing in large part to a series of fatal epidemics, the most deadly of which was the Black Death, which lasted 50 to 100 years and killed one-fourth of Europe’s population. The Church got enamored with money and began selling burial and mortuary services as well as relics. Over power and control difficulties, the Papacy split, with three distinct Popes governing at the same time. The Spanish Inquisition began torturing people in order to extract confessions. The Hundred Years War, the world’s longest war, resulted in enormous suffering.
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Known as the “Age of Dislocations and Disasters,” most people’s lives were harsh and miserable throughout this period. Heavy taxation sparked several peasant uprisings. Even the weather followed this pattern, ushering in a period known as Europe’s mini-ice age.
Giotto initiated a tendency that would lead to a more humanistic focus in art throughout the Renaissance by sowing the seeds of the renaissance to follow this age. When it came to knowing nature, Roger Bacon pioneered the scientific technique of direct observation rather of the prior dependence on papal authority. Others sowed the seeds of a more rational and scientific approach to comprehending the nature of our environment.
Sagittarius Era, Pisces Age: 1440 to 1620
Beginning with the Italian Renaissance, this was a period of enthusiastic blossoming of the many Europeanrenaissances. Persia saw a magnificent cultural revival as well. The Ming dynasty aided a massive flowering of golden age culture in China, and explorers in the New World came across golden ages in the Aztec culture in Mexico and the Incan culture in Peru. Following the collapse of the Mayapan culture in the Yucatan, there was a small rebirth of Mayan art. This was the Golden Age of Exploration. Portuguese explorers sailed over Africa and across the Atlantic Ocean. Columbus “found” the New World in 1492, and Magellan sailed around the world soon after.
It is here that the recurrent nature of periods can be seen.
Various European renaissances reflect renaissances that occurred 2,160 years before, in the Age of Aries, during the Sagittarius Era (720 to 540 BC). During this time, both the Chaldeans and the Assyrians experienced brilliant cultural renaissances. Even the Greek ArchaicPeriod, which preceded their classicalperiod, was a period of renaissance.
Capricorn Era, Pisces Age: 1620 to1800
Natural philosophy and rational thought established the basis for government and art as Europe settled into a period of classical achievement. This period was known as the Age of Reason, the Age of Enlightenment, and the Age of Philosophers and Kings in various parts of Europe. Modern European natural philosophers such as Sir Isaac Newton, Adam Smith, John Locke, and Descartes flourished during this time. Outside of Europe, China’s Ching dynasty was the pinnacle of their classical period.
In Europe, absolute monarchy were established during this period. In France, Louis XIV, the Sun King, established a classicalenlightened monarchy. This period also aided the establishment of the British Commonwealth, a republican form of government in the United Kingdom that would eventually lead to democracy in the United States. In the Dutch United Provinces, Switzerland, and Italy, republican systems of governance were established. Finally, the French Revolution was an attempt to change the world.
to establish a democracy in France that is entirely founded on reason as a god.
This was the age when classical and classicist art, as well as classical music, flourished throughout Europe. It was also a time of traditional Baroque architecture, with the Palace of Versailles serving as the pinnacle.
This epoch is an even more powerful example of the eras’ recurrence. Not only was this a reflection of the Classical Greeks 2,160 years previously (540–360 BC), but the Old Kingdom in Egypt, between 2700 and 2520 BC, was the classical peak of Egyptian achievement during the Age of Taurus.
Phases
Each phase lasts 15 years and progresses through the zodiac. Let’s look at persons who contributed to the history of the twentieth century, notably the years 1905 to 1980, the Aquarius Era’s apex.
ScorpioPhase of the Aquarius Era (1905 to 1920)
This period is marked by death, rebirth, and sorrow, as well as a thorough exploration of the hidden nature of our universe and the human psyche.
This was the intellectual start of the twentieth century, as well as the Aquarius Era’s pinnacle. From 1905 to 1920, the classical world died and the contemporary world was born. Cubism, Dadaism, and abstract art are all examples of this.
the demise of traditional or classical aesthetic values and the emergence of modern art The psychology of Sigmund Freud sowed the seeds of a new form of mental belief system, delving deep into the subconscious and signaling the end of old religious explanations to life. Classical Newtonian physics was replaced by quantum physics and relativity theory, which unveiled deep and powerful truths about our cosmos.
World War I was the first global conflict fought with the deadly might of modern mechanized weapons such as tanks and planes. The Spanish ‘Flu pandemic killed more than twice as many people in six months as the conflict. It killed almost 21 million people, making it the deadliest pandemic since the Black Death in the Scorpio Era. This served to demolish society’s lingering reliance on religion to answer issues about good and evil, allowing humanity to accept a new, more secular, and modern picture of the universe.
SagittariusPhase of the Aquarius Era (1920 to 1935)
This is a time of excitement and cultural development, similar to the Sagittarius Eras’ bigger renaissances. This was the period of the Roaring Twenties, also known as the Negro Renaissance, and it was at this time that jazz was born. It was also a time when famous twentieth-century writers like Steinbeck and Hemingway flourished. Babe Ruth sparked a surge in sports participation. Technological advancements such as radio and television substantially increased information and learning, assisting in the development of a global cultural worldview. The Great Depression generated a top-heavy market that plummeted in a very broad and expanding way, owing to the public’s exuberant over-investing without comprehending the laws of investment.
CapricornPhase of the Aquarius Era (1935 to 1950)
Following the excitement of the Roaring Twenties in Sagittarius, this time was marked by commitment to traditional moral and civic principles. Roosevelt’s New Deal and the advent of powerful dictators in Europe ushered in a period of big government (Hitler, Franco, and Mussolini). Franklin D. Roosevelt was the most despotic of all the presidents of the United States. As civic responsibility pervaded all levels of society, World War II was waged on the home front. Citizens, especially youngsters, were able to contribute to the war effort through material drives. To help supply the troops, a large number of women went to work in factories. Following the Second World War, which was fought over Germany’s desire for greater land (Cancer against Capricorn), governments in Europe and America established cradle-to-grave social welfare systems to care for individuals as they got older.
AquariusPhase of the Aquarius Era (1950 to 1965)
This was a time when science and technology were at their peak. The modern world has been revolutionized by the nuclear age, the space age, and tremendous breakthroughs in electronics and computers. The Cold War was waged intellectually (Mercury is exalted in the air sign Aquarius) rather than ideologically between the Soviet Union and the West. As both sides attempted to build a unified world culture based on the worldwide diffusion of the West’s and Communism’s ideas, the ideology of this postwar age favored the rapid expansion of a world culturesensibility.
A Communist utopian ideal was pitted against a capitalistic and democratic utopian ideal. As the West struggled with Communism for scientific superiority, school curricula shifted toward a heavy science focus.
PiscesPhase of the Aquarius Era, Age of Pisces (1965 to 1980)
This was an era of severe social disintegration. This period must be understood historically in relation to the Pisces Era, which extends from 1980 until 2160. This is all part of a longer period of time. Race riots, student riots, and prison riots all signal the dissolution of social standards and the necessity for reform at all levels during the Pisces Phase. During this time, toxic industrial pollution and radioactive pollution became strong news stories, threatening to hasten the extinction of life and humanity. Extinction rates were thousands of times higher than normal. Welfare began to climb at a breakneck pace, putting several cities on the verge of bankruptcy. Internal violence and criminality have risen considerably, putting a strain on law enforcement and the prison system. America and Europe were both beset by revolutionary terrorism, with the SLA and the Weather Underground terrorizing the American landscape while Islamic and other terrorist groups assaulted Europe. In South and Central America, death squads were active. Suicide and depression have skyrocketed to epidemic proportions. This energy had an effect on the ecosystem as well. Since the 1970s, there has been a steady and dramatic increase in volcanic and earthquake activity. Ozone depletion and global warming were the first to be detected, and environmentalists’ warnings were widely ignored.
The modern world began to disintegrate with the end of the Aquarius Era of the Age of Pisces. In 1980, we entered the Pisces Era, and our world proceeded to fall apart. Surprisingly, Pisces regulates dissolution, while Virgo rules disintegration and extinction. We are living in a moment when social and ecological systems are collapsing. This time period corresponds to end-of-the-world prophecies that are currently rising in a variety of civilizations, ranging from Christian prophecy to Native American prophecy.
This is not, strictly speaking, the end of the world. Rather, it marks the conclusion of one period and the start of a new one, similar to a clock with the minute and hour hands going beyond 12:00. A phase like this is marked by the zodiac’s Pisces-Virgo axis. The fact that this axis occurs within the zodiac lends credence to religious prophecies about the end of days. These beliefs may have a historical foundation.
PiscesEra, Age of Pisces (1980 to 2160)
From this point forward, we are in the Age of Pisces’ Pisces Era. As we entered the Pisces Era of the Age of Pisces, the energy of the Pisces Phase of the Aquarius Era has largely continued. Virgo regulates disintegration and extinction, while Pisces rules dissolution. Pisces is also the sign of prophecy and its fulfillment.
During this time, within the Age of Pisces, PiscesEra activity creates a double Pisces bath, a period of collapse and upheaval. It is a continuation of the disruptive trends that began in the previous Pisces Phase (1965–1981), which lasted from 1965 to 1980. According to some scientists, we are on the verge of a sixth great, all-encompassing mass extinction of life on Earth. Global warming is now widely acknowledged as a significant hazard to human life. This conforms to religious prophecy from numerous cultures around the world, as well as current Native American prophesy, which claims that we are nearing the end of the current world scenario.
AriesPhase, Pisces Era, Age of Pisces (1980 to 1995)
Aries is the sign of conflict and aggression. Much of the preceding phase’s violence persisted into this one, including domestic terrorism and the rising crime rate that had troubled most towns for decades. The level of social violence has risen to new heights. Inner-city gangs such as the Bloods and the Crips now have automatic weapons and have evolved into what could be called criminal armies. Murder became a rite of passage for these gangs’ initiation. Drive-by shootings and other types of mindless violence have become commonplace in the United States. Girl gangs quickly surpassed male gangs in terms of violence. Children began to turn to violence at an early age as well. There were horrifying news accounts from this time period about very young children killing their parents or other, even smaller children, frequently just to explore how it felt. Every year, around ten million violent crimes were committed in America by the middle of the 1990s. This was a four- to five-fold rise in reported violent crimes per capita compared to the early 1960s. In the history of the planet, America has suddenly become the most violent civilised nation ever documented.
El Salvador had a period of extreme internal conflict after a coup in 1979. To quell any and all protest, as well as the chance of any type of reform, the government, as well as civilian and semi-private organisations, began forming murder squads geared towards their own people. Liberia was the epicenter of a disastrous outbreak of violence in West Africa. During this time, international terrorism grew substantially, and airline hijackings became a common news event. Terrorism has become a vital weapon in the fight against extreme organizations around the world who want to push their own agendas. In terms of both the number and frequency of terrorist strikes, Islamic organisations lead the way. The Palestinian Liberation Organization, Hizballah, and Islamic Jihad were at the forefront of the conflict. In Ireland, the Irish Republican Army was becoming more active in its fight against the British.
TaurusPhase, Pisces Era, Age of Pisces (1995 to 2010)
There was a substantial decrease in violent crimes starting around 1993. As the Taurean energy of peace took root in 1995, that trend became more visible, and the pattern has maintained. During this time, the quantity and intensity of terrorist strikes around the world also decreased substantially.
The dominant historical focus has shifted away from violence and toward the economy since 1995. Mexico depreciated the peso in late 1994. This was an economically prudent measure that would allow the peso to float and settle at its true value. The value of thepeso plummeted and continued to plummet. As a result of the near-bankruptcy of Mexico, the United States was forced to intervene and offer help. Around the same time, the New York Stock Exchange rocketed from 2,000 points to over 11,000 in less than a year. The stock market had never seen such tremendous growth before. Although the stock market is still rising, it has become extremely volatile, fluctuating by hundreds of points in a single day.
As a result, equities have remained extremely overvalued, posing a threat to global economic stability. Following Mexico’s near-bankruptcy, rich Orange County in Southern California announced that they, too, were on the edge of going bankrupt. Then, in 1997, the period’s economic focus came home. The Asian ‘Flu’ was a major economic breakdown that began in Southeast Asia and swiftly spread to Japan, South America, South Africa, and even Russia. Every country it impacted was on the verge of bankruptcy. It even threatened to bankrupt Japan, the world’s second most powerful economy.
Consumption has produced a massive credit bubble that, if it bursts, might bring down the entire world’s economy. Since 1995, the number of bankruptcies has risen rapidly, to the point where credit card firms have attempted to support legislation that would exempt credit card debt from bankruptcy protection.
As Europe strove to combine the numerous currencies and economic markets of the European Common Market into a single market with a universal European currency, this phase saw the establishment of a major new currency, the Euro, in 1999. The September 11th attack, sometimes known as “9/11,” on the Twin Towers struck at the heart of the Western world’s economic center in 2001. According to some conspiracy theorists, the incident was staged as a pretext to invade the Middle East and avert an economic disaster for the United States. Many oil-producing countries were considering switching from the US dollar to the Euro as their currency of choice for international trade. According to these ideas, this would have had a significant impact on the US economy, and the US felt compelled to attack Afghanistan, Iraq, and, hopefully, Iran in order to seize control of these territories.
Finally, the current sub-prime mortgage crisis threatens to bring world economies to a halt. There are already concerns about a crash and maybe another depression. Sub-prime loans were given to homebuyers who would not otherwise be eligible for a loan. On the one hand, this phase heightened our drive to satisfy our demands as soon as possible. At the same time, property prices climbed between 1997 and 2004.
by 124 percent, a huge increase that started to destabilize our economy.
Sub-prime loans began to rise substantially during the same time period, commencing as early as 1994. Sub-prime loans accounted for around 5% of all loans granted in 1994. By 1996, the figure had nearly doubled to 9%. Sub-prime loans accounted for 20% of all loans by 2006. Foreclosures escalated in 2006, resulting in a global financial catastrophe in 2007 and 2008. Major established financial institutions have been taken down by the crisis, including Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy and Bank of America’s acquisition of Merrill Lynch. It is currently having a significant impact on economies all around the world, from Europe to Asia.
GeminiPhase, Pisces Era, Age of Pisces (2010 to 2025)
As we reach the Gemini Phase, there are a few things we may anticipate. The consequences of the current financial crisis may result in large-scale movements of people seeking stability and prosperity in their lives. Even if the crisis does not deteriorate, Gemini periods in the past have generally promoted enormous movements of people, and this period should be no different. The potential for this Gemini time can be compared to the two Gemini Eras of the Ages of Pisces and Aries. The Germanic invasions, which took place between 360 and 540 BC, eventually brought down the powerful Roman Empire, while the Indo-European invasions, which took place between 1800 and 1620 BC, wreaked havoc on the Mediterranean states and India’s Indus civilisation. From 1830 to 1845, the Aquarius Era’s Gemini Phase was also a period of intensive westward movement in the United States, which began in Eastern Europe.
Because this Gemini period falls within the dissolving energy of the Pisces Era in the Age of Pisces, these movements have the potential to cause social and political upheaval, threatening local and national community cohesion.
Cultural and ideological differences will be pitted against one another, potentially resulting in conflicts and divides within organizations and communities.
People will select ideological sides and passionately battle for them, refusing to compromise, making local and national politics more political and divided. The current separation of Church and State may become increasingly politicized, with fundamentalist ideologies aligning against secular liberal principles. The war on terror could deteriorate into a more ideologically charged conflict, pitting fundamentalist Islam against fundamentalist Judeo-Christian religions and modern Western secularliberal ideas.
This proclivity for squabbling and arguing could be reflected in our current economic position. As the gap between affluent and poor widens, there may be a larger inclination for internal social separation. The current economic crisis may exacerbate the already widening gap between rich and poor people, further dividing our culture. It has the ability to shift our current concentration on consumerism, changing how we view our economy.
The good side of this period is the possibility of collecting and combining all of the diverse beliefs that divide our globe into a new and more inclusive paradigm that can assist us enter the Age of Aquarius, if we can tap that potential. When compared to traditional beliefs, there will be an increase in new ideas, which may cause debate and division. Science will face an ideological imperative to include some notion of intelligent design into its strictly secular ideas based on the current concept of chance and accidental evolution. If we choose to have an open mind, these concepts can also increase our knowledge. Old dogmatic patterns of thinking can be given fresh vitality by new ideas.
Summary
In conclusion, this historical model adequately demonstrates that astrologicalages do, in fact, function extremely effectively and on a complicated scale. The five ages, from Cancer to Pisces, have revealed a highly accurateand in-depth relationship between astrological cycles and history since 9000 BC. A dynamic cycle of astrological eras exists inside each age, allowing for the growth and expansion of people and history on a smaller scale. The repeating Renaissance classical high point is the most striking of these connections. The phases illustrate an astrological evolution for each era on a smaller scale. The beauty of these cycles, particularly the smaller eras and stages, is that they help us understand history and, by extension, human interaction. They embrace and provide insight into the complex times we now live in, and they provide us the ability to predict past trends and possible approaches to what lies ahead, to a degree.
Sargon of Akkad, via Wikimedia Commons, via Iraqi Directorate General of Antiquities (Encyclopedia Britannica Online.)
By painter from Brockhaus and EfronEncyclopedic Dictionary, via WikimediaCommons
F.D. Roosevelt, 1941, through Wikimedia Commons, courtesy of the Farm Security Administration/Office of WarInformation.
Robert Fitzgerald is an astrologer, a photographer, and an artist. He has been working with astrological ages as a new and potentially revolutionary model of history for over thirty years. The End of the World and the Coming Golden Age: The Signs of the Times shows a profoundly accurate view of history based on ancient astrological cycles. His finding has the potential to revolutionize how humanity views history and the world around us. He was born and raised in California and currently resides and works in Fairfield, Iowa.
The Astrological Journal/The Astrological Association of Great Britain released Robert Fitzgerald’s book in 2009.
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Because Taurus and Scorpio are both fixed signs, change along this axis of your birth chart is met with some resistance. The houses in which your North and South Nodes are located can reveal more about your resistance to change — particularly the house in which your Scorpio North Node is located — and tapping into this section of your chart can truly help you venture outside of your comfort zone.
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