BUCKLE UP BEACHES! ๐️๐๐☀️
July promises to be anything but predictable. As we cross the threshold into the second half of the year, we find ourselves on the edge of irreversible change. We’re still swimming through Cancer season, feeling tender, nostalgic and craving reciprocity. The sign of the crab reminds us to protect what’s sacred, to move sideways when we’re unsure, and to anchor ourselves in the relationships and rituals that feel like home. But even as we seek comfort, the tides are shifting. On July 7, Uranus enters Gemini, jolting us awake as we enter a new frequency.
Uranus is the planet of upheaval, innovation and radical freedom, and when it enters Gemini, information accelerates. Gemini can’t help but ask questions, and when it teams up with rebel planet Uranus, no topic is off-limits. This energy makes people speak out without filters, challenge the norm just to see what happens, and drop truths that feel more like jolts. Conversations may turn unpredictable, charged with controversy or brilliance, sometimes both at once. Expect flashes of insight, tech breakthroughs, and a sudden hunger to break out of outdated mental loops.
Historically, Uranus in Gemini has marked revolutions in how we think, communicate and share information. When the printing press was invented in 1444, Uranus had just entered Gemini, ushering in a radical transformation in the spread of knowledge. Ideas that were once reserved for the elite (religious texts, scientific discoveries and philosophical thought) suddenly became accessible to the public. A similar wave followed in 1523, when the Bible, once confined to the clergy, was placed directly in the hands of ordinary people. Spiritual knowledge no longer needed an intermediary. Uranus in Gemini does not just alter the way we think. It drastically impacts the information we receive and encourages us to think for ourselves.
Mercury’s retrograde in Leo on July 18 reminds us to think before we speak. Bold declarations or theatrical miscommunications may arise, especially in romantic exchanges
