The next Taurus will start in 151 days (Sunday, 20 April, 2025, 14:53 UTC)
The Moon moves to Taurus in 22 days (Thursday, 12 December, 2024, 14:53 UTC)
Mercury moves to Taurus in 171 days (Saturday, 10 May, 2025, 14:53 UTC)
Venus moves to Taurus in 198 days (Friday, 06 June, 2025, 14:53 UTC)
Uranus is currently in Taurus
Uranus moves to Taurus in 353 days (Saturday, 08 November, 2025, 14:53 UTC)
Uranus In Taurus
Taurus is a sign that likes things steady and stable, and isn’t the best at handling big, sudden changes. But big, sudden changes are what Uranus is all about! Taurus would prefer to stick to the status quo and keep doing things the way they’ve always been done. The problem is, the old ways aren’t always the best ways. Even if we are resistant to the changes Uranus in Taurus brings, we have no choice but to go along for the ride, and, chances are, we’ll realize in the end that these changes brought us to a much better place.
Money is Taurus’ main area of expertise, so while Uranus is in Taurus, we can expect some very revolutionary ways of handling and dealing with money, both nationwide and worldwide. During the seven years Uranus will spend in Taurus, brand-new forms of currency may arise, banks and banking could come to a halt or change dramatically, and the housing and stock markets may be in for a major shake-up.
On a more personal level, Uranus in Taurus encourages us to break free from the grips of money: debt, taxes, credit card interest, rent, and mortgages are all things that can prevent us from saving money or using it the way we want to. We may also feel trapped by our material possessions in general. During this transit, we must be ready and willing to change our relationship to money and materialism.We no longer have a choice. Uranus is here to liberate us, and digging in our heels and resisting won’t make things any easier, and won’t stop these changes from happening. The changes we make during this period can actually help bring us to a point of greater stability, and can be very long-lasting.
Taurus Report
"Picasso's Bull in a China Shop: Taurus, Prepare for a Whirlwind of Cubist Chaos this Month!"
The next Taurus will start in 239 days, at Saturday, 20 April, 2024
The Moon moves to Taurus in 10 days, at Monday, 04 September, 2023
Mercury moves to Taurus in 265 days, at Thursday, 16 May, 2024
Venus moves to Taurus in 249 days, at Tuesday, 30 April, 2024
Mars moves to Taurus in 289 days, at Sunday, 09 June, 2024
Jupiter is currently in Taurus
Uranus is currently in Taurus
The First Quarter moon is currently 8.3 days old. The next new moon is at 1:40:05, 15 Sep 2023. The next full moon is at 9:58:21, 29 Sep 2023.
Hey there, Taurus!
Looks like it’s time for a cosmic cocktail party in your sign, with Jupiter and Uranus both hanging out. Man, that’s like having Galactica and Pegasus in the same fleet. Bigger is better, am I right?
Jupiter, the big kahuna of the cosmos, is all about growth, expansion, and abundance. It's basically the Starbuck of planets. So, expect some big, bold moves coming your way. Meanwhile, Uranus, the rebel of the zodiac, is shaking things up like a Cylon raider in a dogfight. It's the plot twist you didn't see coming which may feel like you're being thrown into an FTL jump without warning. But hey, change can be good, right?
Our moon, currently in the First Quarter phase at 8.3 days old, is like a Viper running at half power - not quite to its full potential, but still packing a punch. This is a time for action, for pushing forward, even if you're not sure where you're going. Kinda like when I punched Apollo that one time - sorry, Lee.
So, Taurus, gear up for some exciting times. Expect the unexpected, embrace the chaos, and remember - sometimes you gotta roll the hard six.
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SignToday Is Posting: 25.08.2023 07:12:01 (tau-25-08-2023)
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