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Author: Alison Price – Updated: January 2026
This article is part of my Your Astrology Business series, where I explore things like when to go professional as an astrologer, business branding pertaining to setting up and running a meaningful astrology business, 25 Tips to polish your readings and what to pack for an astrology conference. Additionally I share stories about how I setup my Starzology Astrology Podcast.
When you think about building your astrology practice, you may focus on marketing plans, pricing or social media.
Yet beneath all of that, something quieter is at work. Your natal chart is already shaping who feels drawn to you.
The outer planets, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, operate below the surface of everyday awareness.
They describe deep currents in your psyche and the subtle signals you send out without trying.
These energies can influence the type of clients who notice you, resonate with you and eventually reach out for a reading.
The two inferior planets, Mercury and Venus, can be considered in regard to how you operate in general.
Then, by becoming aware of your dominant outer planet, you can begin to work with this natural attraction rather than leaving it to chance.
When you consciously engage your Mercury and bring thoughtful intention to your message, you align your daily actions with your deeper chart signature.
From there, your astrology business starts to feel less forced and more like an authentic expression of who you truly are.
If Venus is your prominent inner planet, the process shifts in a gentle but powerful way. So, rather than leading with analysis and messaging alone (Mercury), you lead with connection.
Venus brings social ease, charm and a natural sense of grace. It softens your approach and makes people feel welcomed, seen and appreciated.
Where Mercury focuses on what you say and how you say it, Venus focuses on how others feel in your presence. Your clients may be drawn to your warmth, your aesthetic, your kindness or the beauty you create around your work.
By working with Venus as your inner guide, you allow your natural social graces to support your outer planet signature, creating a practice that feels both elegant and deeply aligned.
Not all business methods work for all businesses. Not all astrology business’ work the same for everyone either. What gels with for one practitioner will not necessarily pan out for another, because the two astrologers have different natal charts to each other. To find satisfying work, you have to be aligned with the energy potentials shown in your own chart. One way of tapping into this is by looking at your outer planet signature.
Chart signatures are usually assessed by looking at all the planets in the chart. This time we will only look at the outer planets to get an insight into how you work on a more subconscious level.
Usually the planet Uranus, Neptune or Pluto will step forward when you do a quick arithmetic calculation for each planet.
You want to find out what happens when you are not looking and paying attention. Your prominent outer planet will function almost as the background noise, or default mode, of your personal attraction.
You can discover which outer planet is strong in your natal chart by measuring which of them is more energized and engaged in your natal chart by checking with the following table.
If you do the activity to find your dominant outer planet you will have a number which represents the prominence of the outer planet in your chart.
So, what?
Well now you can see the difference in how each of the outer planets operate. Your strong outer planet will work for you over and above the two weaker outer planets in the following manner.
If the outer planet is not strong in the natal chart because say, the Moon dominates the chart, then the outer planetary energy will continue to operate the background of your life.
If Pluto is your dominant outer planet, your client attraction works beneath the surface. You do not always need loud promotion. Instead, there is a quiet intensity about your work that draws the right people toward you. The connection can feel fated, private and deeply personal.
Your words may carry layers of meaning. Subtle or psychologically rich advertising can speak directly to those who are ready for depth. The people who resonate will recognize themselves in what you hint at rather than what you spell out.
At times it can feel as though clients simply show up. There is a sense of inevitability about the connection. They may say they felt compelled to contact you or that something just pulled them in your direction.
Some potential clients watch quietly before making contact. They read your website, follow your posts and observe your tone. They are assessing whether you are safe enough for the kind of deep work they seek.
Pluto work can be intense. Clients may sense that you go straight to the heart of the matter. This can be both attractive and intimidating. They may hesitate, knowing that a reading with you could uncover truths they have kept hidden.
It is common for Pluto signature clients to take their time. They may engage anonymously, subscribe quietly or return again and again before booking. Trust builds slowly, but once established it is strong.
When the timing is right, they step forward. Often this happens during periods of crisis, transformation or deep questioning in their lives. They seek you out because they sense you can handle the raw and complex themes they are facing.
If Neptune is your dominant outer planet, your client flow feels subtle and inspired. You are not always sure how people found you. There is a sense of drift and divine timing. The connection is often emotional, spiritual and based on a shared sensitivity.
Neptune clients respond to mood and imagery. Soft colors, poetic language and creative presentation speak to them. They are drawn to the feeling behind your message as much as the content itself.
Many of your clients may reach out during tender moments. They could be searching for meaning, comfort or reassurance. Some may even say they asked the universe for guidance and then discovered you.
With Neptune, referrals and discoveries can feel mysterious. People seem to absorb your presence over time. They might not recall exactly where they first encountered you, only that they felt guided in your direction.
These clients are captivated by symbolism and the unfolding story of the chart. They enjoy the dreamlike quality of astrology and are willing to explore subtle layers of meaning.
Faith plays a role here. Neptune types often approach astrology with openness and trust. They are ready to receive insight and may already see astrology as part of their spiritual path.
Your Neptune signature attracts seekers. They may meditate, pray or follow a spiritual practice. They value compassion and empathy and appreciate an astrologer who listens gently and holds space with care.
If Uranus is your dominant outer planet, your client attraction can feel electric and unpredictable. People connect with you quickly. There is often an instant spark of shared ideas or excitement about astrology itself.
Uranian clients are fascinated by the craft. They are curious about techniques, systems and new approaches. They may come to you not only for answers but for the love of astrology as a subject in its own right.
Many will want to study. They ask questions about how charts work and how you reach your conclusions. Some may eventually become students, colleagues or collaborators.
These clients appreciate innovation. They are comfortable with technology, online readings and contemporary interpretations. They value fresh thinking and progressive perspectives.
Uranus thrives in communities and networks. You may meet clients through workshops, conferences or astrology groups. Introductions can happen in lively, social settings where ideas are being exchanged.
Online platforms suit your Uranian signature well. Clients may discover you through social media, forums or digital communities. The connection can begin with a comment, a share or a quick message.
Your clients often celebrate their individuality. They enjoy being different and are open to alternative viewpoints. They may seek you out because you support their uniqueness rather than trying to fit them into a mold.
There is often a reforming spirit in your Uranus clients. They are interested in progress, equality and new visions for society. They value astrology as a tool for awareness and awakening, and they look to you for insight that supports their larger ideals.
If Pluto is strong in your chart, your business thrives on depth, trust and transformation. You are not here for light entertainment. You are here to guide people through profound inner change. Your promotion works best when it reflects the seriousness and power of the work you actually do.
Make it clear that you go beneath the surface. Highlight your ability to explore motivations, fears, patterns and shadow material. Clients who are ready for real self examination will recognize the value immediately.
Pluto governs intimacy and taboo subjects. If this is within your skill set, you can signal that you are comfortable discussing sensitive topics. This reassures clients who may feel embarrassed speaking elsewhere.
You do not have to explain everything. A tone of depth and quiet power can be more compelling than over sharing. Let people sense that there is more to discover once they step inside your world.
Exclusivity suits Pluto. Emphasize one to one sessions, confidential containers and focused time. Your ideal clients want to feel held in a secure and undistracted space.
Some Pluto clients prefer discretion. You might offer options that protect identity, such as private bookings or minimal public sharing. This can lower the barrier for those dealing with delicate issues.
Be explicit about confidentiality. State clearly that what is shared in session remains private. Trust is everything in Pluto work and naming it builds confidence.
Use language that reflects transformation. Speak about breakthroughs, healing old wounds and reclaiming personal power. Those in crisis or transition will feel understood.
Pluto resonates with themes of karma, rebirth and the soul journey. If appropriate to your practice, you can include regression style work or karmic chart analysis as part of your offerings.
Times of loss are deeply Plutonian. You can position yourself as someone who gently supports clients through grief, endings and life altering change, helping them find meaning during difficult passages.
When you align your promotion with Pluto’s depth and intensity, you naturally attract those who are ready to do courageous inner work.
If Neptune is strong in your chart, your astrology business grows through compassion, inspiration and subtle connection. You are offering more than information. You are offering reassurance, hope and a sense of meaning. Your promotion works best when it reflects empathy and spiritual awareness.
Let potential clients know that you truly hear them. Simple phrases that convey understanding can be powerful. Many Neptune clients are seeking to feel seen at an emotional or spiritual level.
If you work intuitively, say so. Neptune supports insight that flows rather than follows strict rules. Clients who value this approach will feel comforted knowing you trust your inner guidance.
Highlight your ability to listen. Neptune types often need space to share their story. Emphasize that your sessions are gentle, reflective and non judgmental.
Build bridges through shared feeling. Without oversharing, you can communicate that you appreciate the human experience of confusion, longing and growth. This creates trust.
Neptune clients may fear being dismissed. Affirm that their concerns are valid and meaningful. Your belief in the significance of their struggles helps them open up.
Visual symbols can enhance your message. Soft, mystical imagery or spiritual tools can reinforce the atmosphere of your practice. It is less about theatrics and more about creating a mood of reflection and wonder.
Neptune rules dreams and ideals. Speak about helping clients clarify their life path, reconnect with inspiration and rediscover their purpose. This language resonates deeply.
If this is true for you, allow it to be known gently and honestly. Neptune clients are often spiritually inclined and may actively seek intuitive or mediumistic guidance.
When you promote your work through kindness, imagination and faith, you attract those who are looking for meaning as much as answers.
If Uranus is strong in your chart, your astrology business grows through innovation, independence and fresh ideas. You are here to awaken, to modernize and to connect people through shared vision. Your promotion works best when it feels progressive and future focused.
Position your work as relevant and current. Show how astrology speaks to modern life, technology and social change. Uranian clients want to know that this ancient craft still has cutting edge value.
If that suits you, lean into alternative perspectives. Explore progressive topics, unconventional techniques and emerging schools of thought. Your audience is open to what is different.
Technology is your ally. Online bookings, digital charts and virtual sessions align well with your signature. Even visually, a modern setup reinforces your innovative style.
Uranus carries youthful energy. Emphasize accessibility and openness. Show that astrology is not restricted by age, background or tradition.
Think broad reach. Webinars, group talks and online communities suit your style. You are comfortable sharing knowledge widely rather than keeping it exclusive.
Uranus rules the future and breakthroughs. Highlight forecasting, trends and upcoming shifts. Clients who are excited about what lies ahead will be drawn to you.
You may attract an international audience. Promote cross cultural dialogue and global awareness. Uranus thrives in diverse networks that connect beyond geography.
Align yourself with humanitarian or outreach efforts if that resonates. Uranus values collective progress and social contribution.
Community is key. Whether online or in person, groups, forums and discussion circles amplify your influence. Uranian clients enjoy learning and sharing within a network.
When you align your promotion with Uranus, you naturally attract curious, forward thinking individuals who are eager to explore astrology in a modern and connected way.
Considering your natal chart or the chart of a client:
If you have done chart readings for people or clients already, explain why you think your clients specifically chose you to be their astrologer.
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The three outer planets are Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
They are also known as the transpersonal planets.
In astrology, the outer planets don’t concern themselves with your daily to-do list or whether Mercury is ruining your email again.
Uranus, Neptune and Pluto work on a much grander scale.
They move slowly, think collectively and have absolutely no interest in your comfort zone.
These are the planets that awaken, dissolve and transform your life from the ground up.
When they are strong in a chart or transit, life doesn’t just change, it upgrades, unravels or completely reinvents itself.
Subtle they are not.
Uranus is the planet which flips your life over and calls it progress. It governs revolution, rebellion and the sudden realization that “this just isn’t working anymore.”
Uranus is associated with:
Where Uranus is placed in your chart, that is where you refuse to follow the script. This is the part of you which craves freedom, originality and the right to do things in your own unique way.
Uranus transits often coincide with unexpected events, breakthroughs, breakouts and breakdowns and the irresistible urge to quit, move, invent or radically redefine yourself somehow.
Collectively, Uranus rules social revolutions and technological leaps forward. It reminds humanity that evolution doesn’t happen by playing it safe.
Uranus changes, breaks and fashions. Uranus represents adolescents, trendsetters, agitators, and immigrants. Uranus rules Aquarius.
Neptune is less interested in facts and more interested in feelings, dreams and everything that can’t be measured with a ruler. It dissolves boundaries and blurs lines in your life and especially the ones you thought were solid.
Neptune governs:
In a natal chart, Neptune reveals where we yearn for something more. Its transits can feel magical, confusing or both at once. Neptune urges us to trust our intuition but also warns us not to believe every fantasy story we tell ourselves about who we are.
Generationally, Neptune shapes cultural dreams and disillusionments. It shows what society idolizes, escapes into or eventually wakes up from.
Neptune understands, dissolves and eludes. The people that Neptune represents are dreamers, ghosts, angels and nomads. Neptune rules Pisces.
Pluto doesn’t knock. It arrives with a flashlight and insists we look at everything we’ve buried. This is the planet that bring deep transformation, power struggles and irreversible change into your life.
Pluto governs:
Pluto transits are not gentle, but they are honest.
They expose what is corrupt, stagnant or no longer sustainable and then they dismantle or purge it.
Whatever, or whomever, survives a Pluto transit experience is stronger, truer and permanently altered.
On a generational level, Pluto marks profound shifts in power structures, economics and social taboos. In personal astrology, Pluto shows where we confront our deepest fears and discover our hidden strength.
Pluto transforms, buries and rebirths. The people that Pluto represents are crisis workers, the taxman, demons, coercers and the Grim Reaper. Pluto rules the fixed water sign of Scorpio the Scorpion.
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Together, the outer planets operate far beyond personal preference. They are less concerned with happiness and more invested in evolution and the survival of the fittest. Their movements describe the long, messy, fascinating process of becoming both individually and collectively.
The outer planets show us that astrology isn’t just about understanding yourself. Rather it’s about understanding why the universe occasionally pulls the rug out from under you and calls it growth.
Here are a few more articles about the outer planets.
Discover more about the other planets.
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An ingress chart is when a planet enters a new sign or house. In this case, Uranus is entering Gemini. If you cast the ingress chart for a planet’s ingress into a new sign, it shows the nature of what will be occurring whilst Uranus is in Gemini. It’s like the birth chart for the period that Uranus will be in Gemini. In our example, Uranus is in Gemini.
Uranus will enter Gemini on July 7th, 2025. It will then station retrograde and go back into. Taurus on November the 8th, 2025. Next, it will then station retrograde and re-enter Gemini on the 26th of April 2026 to remain until 2032.
July 7th, 2025 is the day of the first ingress of Uranus into Gemini for over 80 years. Personally, I would interpret the first ingress chart as a general theme for the main expression of Uranian qualities. But technically the first ingress chart will only be in play until next April when Uranus makes the final move into Gemini.
April 26th, 2026, is the day of the second ingress of Uranus into Gemini for this sign change period. Technically, the second ingress chart in April 2026 will also give some indication of how Uranus will be whilst it passes through Gemini. I like to do a bit of a combination of both, although I do prefer the initial ingress chart which shows the first potential that Uranus has when it enters Gemini.
As an aspiring astrologer, it’s a good thing to do your own research. When the outer planets make these big sign shifts is the time where you could actually do your own personal research. You would cast the chart for the first ingress and then cast the chart for the second ingress and see how the potentials hard baked into both charts show up over the period for which they are indicated.
To do this research properly you would use the first ingress chart for the next nine months until Uranus moves back into Gemini for the second time in April. Then technically from that point on, you would use the second ingress chart to indicate the nature of Uranus’ passage through the bulk of Gemini.
It really is up to you. Really, how much time do you have to spend interpreting forecasting materials?
Personally, I don’t think there’s a hard and fast rule on this. I do like the initial ingress chart because that is the very first time in living memory, well my memory anyway, that I will experience Uranus in the sign of the Twins, so I like to use the first chart myself.
However, if you have a great interest in Uranus or in Gemini, it makes sense for you to do some further research by using both of these two charts. You could share your information with us a few years down the line when you have decided which one of the two ingress charts more closely reflected what actually unfolded whilst Uranus was in Gemini.
I’ve set the ingress chart on the zero Aries house system. This means that Aries is on the Ascendant and every house is 30° long.
Venus is conjoined Uranus in the ingress chart.
The fast-moving Moon is in Sagittarius.
The Sun recently passed the summer solstice (June21st) and is in Cancer.
Interestingly, Uranus has moved further ahead of Pluto and is now at the trine aspect. This synodic cycle is sourced way back in the 1960s at the conjunction between Uranus and Pluto. If you recall, we all experienced the seven-hit square between Uranus and Pluto around 2012. Now as Uranus has moved into a soft air trine with Pluto, things should ease up for people who were born in the 1960s and have the conjunction in their natal charts.
Note that both Saturn and Neptune are conjoined in Aries.
These three soft aspects are very interesting because they will be in orb for quite a long period during the summer of 2025. They will pop up in your main transit information for June, July and August as background energies.
Here are a few Uranus and Gemini themes books which you may like.
As astrologers, we do pay attention to outer planet sign changes. When Uranus, Neptune and Pluto change signs as all three have done recently, it shifts the backdrop, or background noise, to all our astrology work. The Uranus ingress into Gemini is no exception. During 2025 and 2026, we’re going to be paying a lot more attention to what unfolds as “The Awakener” moves through the sign of the Twins.
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Author: Alison Price – Published: December 2024
This week I’m once more turning my attention to a planet that I really like and that is Uranus and specifically Uranus in the signs. Uranus rules astrology and as such is always a pleasure. Huh? Well maybe not a pleasure but certainly a planet of interest to astrologers. Let’s take a look.
When prominent in a birth chart by position or conjunction to the Sun, Moon or chart ruler, Uranus can indicate someone who is unconventional, eccentric and eager to challenge the status quo. Uranian energy is inventive, progressive and always looking new ways of doing things. However, the energy can also manifest as seemingly erratic, impulsive and be resistant to tradition.
I say seemingly as its clear to the person doing the thing, but not to the onlookers. Uranus is the planet of innovation, disruption and sudden change. It represents, among other things, the drive for individuality, freedom and progress. Uranus embodies the drive for freedom, progress and radical transformation on both the personal and the collective level. Its energies can bring excitement, but also disruption and unpredictability into your life.
Uranus has a long 84-year orbit which means it spends about seven to eight years in each sign. This timeframe strongly shapes the collective consciousness during that time. When Uranus changes signs, it can bring sweeping societal changes, technological advancements and a general spirit of revolution and reform for all and sundry.
In your natal chart, your Uranus complex shows where you crave independence, novelty and a departure from the ordinary. People with a strong Uranian influence often have an innovative mindset and a futuristic perspective that sets them apart.
Uranus is strong when it is:
In the sign of the pioneer, Uranus sparks revolutionary leadership and bold innovation. These individuals are natural initiators of change and fearless rebels. They express their uniqueness through direct action and independent ventures.
Common traits include:
Uranus in the fixed earth sign brings revolution to material matters and values. These individuals revolutionize traditional approaches to resources, money, and security.
Key characteristics include:
In the sign of communication, Uranus generates breakthrough ideas and revolutionary ways of sharing information. These individuals often pioneer new forms of communication and learning.
Notable traits include:
Uranus in the sign of home and family creates innovative approaches to emotional security and nurturing. These individuals often revolutionize traditional family structures and emotional expression.
Key features include:
In the creative fire sign, Uranus brings dramatic innovation to self-expression and leadership. These individuals often pioneer new forms of entertainment and artistic expression.
Characteristics include:
Uranus in the sign of service and health brings revolution to daily routines and wellness practices. These individuals often pioneer new methods of organization and healing.
Notable traits include:
In the sign of relationships and harmony, Uranus revolutionizes partnerships and social justice. These individuals often pioneer new forms of relating and cooperation.
Key features include:
Uranus in the sign of transformation brings revolutionary insights to psychology and shared resources. These individuals often pioneer new understanding of power and regeneration.
Characteristics include:
In the sign of expansion and philosophy, Uranus brings revolutionary ideas to belief systems and higher education. These individuals often pioneer new philosophical perspectives.
Notable traits include:
Uranus in the sign of structure and authority brings revolution to traditional institutions and business. These individuals often pioneer new forms of organization and achievement.
Key features include:
In its home sign, Uranus expresses its revolutionary nature most purely, bringing innovation to group consciousness and humanitarian causes. These individuals often pioneer new social movements.
Characteristics include:
Uranus in the sign of universal consciousness brings revolution to spirituality and collective imagination. These individuals often pioneer new forms of artistic and spiritual expression.
Notable traits include:
In your astrology journal on a new double page spread please do the following:
Let’s dig a little deeper into your natal Uranus-by-sign position. Do some more research on Uranus in the sign it is in your birth chart. Read books and check out online for more information.
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Author: Alison Price – Published: December 2024
I’d like to share with you some of my thoughts on Uranus in the houses and additionally as it relates to astrologers and astrology.
Uranus is the modern ruler of astrology and just to be clear Mercury is the traditional ruler of astrology. In its role of presiding over astrology, Uranus can be significant in astrologer’s charts. If you are a hobbyist, amateur, student, professional or master astrologer already, the placement of Uranus in your chart can show the type of astrology you are likely to be. These greater details are likely to come through your full Uranus complex, which considers the sign, house, aspects, position and direction. So assessing Uranus for its themes around astrologers and astrology, it makes more sense to look at the planet in this way in your chart, as an astrology enthusiast reading this, rather than looking in your client’s birth charts unless they too are astrologers.
This time I just like to share some of my thoughts with you about Uranus through the houses. The twelve houses are part of basic natal astrology and are considered first year astrology learning along with signs, planets and aspects. Let’s have a closer look at Uranus in each of the twelve astrological houses.
The planet of rebellion in the house of self creates people who embody originality and independence. They often have an unusual appearance or style and they may change their look frequently. They’re natural innovators who challenge social norms and can come across as eccentric or unpredictable. Quick to embrace new ideas and ways of being Uranus 1st house folk may experience sudden changes in their identity and self-expression throughout life.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 1st house indicates someone who projects astrology through their self-experiences. This person is likely to set up an independent astrology practice maybe even before they are quite ready. They will do astrology that resonates to them.
When Uranus occupies the house of resources and values, it creates an unconventional approach to money and possessions. These individuals may experience sudden financial ups and downs or make their living through unique, technological, or unconventional means. They value freedom over security and might resist traditional ideas about material wealth. Their income sources tend to be unusual or innovative.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 2nd house indicates someone who can earn money through their astrology practice. They are likely to make astrological assets either digital or physical. This is a great placement for income through astrology efforts.
The revolutionary planet in the house of communication and learning creates brilliant, inventive thinkers. These people often have unique ways of expressing themselves and may be drawn to studying advanced technology, metaphysics, or revolutionary ideas. Their minds work quickly and intuitively, often making unexpected connections. They might experience sudden insights or change their opinions rapidly.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 3rd house suggests someone who spends a lot of time learning astrology, but who then will be able to teach others astrology. This astrologer benefits from continuing to take short astrology classes throughout their life. They probably have many books on the subject.
Uranus in the house of home and family often indicates an unconventional home life or unusual living arrangements. These individuals might move frequently, work from home using technology, or create innovative living spaces. Their relationship with family may be unstable or unconventional, and they often break from family traditions to forge their own path.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus the 4th house indicates someone who will practice astrology in their own home. This person may begin their practice right at the kitchen table. These astrologers are likely to work with family related issues.
The planet of revolution in the house of creativity and pleasure brings originality to artistic expression and romance. These people often have unusual hobbies or creative pursuits and may be drawn to experimental art forms or digital creation. Their love life might be unconventional, and they value freedom in romantic relationships. They’re often excellent at working with children, bringing fresh approaches to education and play.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 5th house inclines them towards the creative use of astrology. This person will likely make astro art and visual expressions of the craft. They will perhaps read charts in a party setting where they can make it a fun experience and include everyone. This astrologer is optimistic and mostly a warm-hearted astrologer.
When Uranus occupies the house of daily work and health, it creates innovative approaches to routines and wellness. These individuals might work in technology, alternative medicine, or revolutionary fields. They need variety in their daily work and may change jobs suddenly. Their approach to health might involve alternative or cutting-edge treatments.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 6th house suggests someone who may tirelessly work at their astrology. They do astrology on a daily basis and hone their craft through consistent efforts. This person is likely to write practical horoscopes and the backbone of astrological writing.
Uranus in the house of partnerships and relationships brings unconventional approaches to marriage and close relationships. These individuals often attract unusual partners or have non-traditional relationships. They need freedom within partnerships and may experience sudden beginnings or endings in relationships. They might partner with people involved in technology or progressive movements.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 7th house is likely to be someone who works with couples’ astrology to help two people navigate their personal relationships. They will mast composite midpoint and Davison charts. This astrologer will probably work in business relationships as well.
The revolutionary planet in the house of transformation and shared resources can bring sudden changes in investments or inherited resources. These individuals often have unique insights into psychology and the occult. They might experience sudden transformative experiences or be drawn to investigating life’s mysteries through scientific or technological means.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 8th house house suggests someone who does astrology that is both deep and meaningful. These people are drawn to be the crisis astrologers of the world dealing with difficult topics in life such as sex, infidelity and abuse. Bereavement astrology also come under this placement. Other astrologers. including myself, will refer their own clients experienceing deep trauma, to the 8th house Uranus astrologers of the world.
Uranus in the house of higher learning and philosophy creates original thinkers who challenge established belief systems. These people often have unconventional spiritual beliefs or educational paths. They might travel suddenly or live abroad unexpectedly. They’re natural teachers who bring fresh perspectives to traditional knowledge.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 9th house implies an astrologer with many interests. They are likely to be a high-level astrology teacher. The Uranus 9th house practitioner will explore all the realms of astrology throughout their life such as Vedic, Uranian and Evolutionary. Astrologers with this placement will probably publish their findings through a blog. podcast or by writing a book. This type of astrologer will doubtless have other New Age related topics like numerology or palmistry skills which they can lean into in their astrology practice.
When Uranus occupies the house of career and public image, it creates individuals who take unconventional career paths. They might work in technology, science, or progressive fields. Their reputation might be that of a rebel or innovator, and they often experience sudden changes in their career direction or social status.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 10th house is a clear indication of someone who can make a career as an astrologer. They are happy practicing their astrology in the public domain. It may even be this person’s karmic responsibility to put astrology forward into the world for everyone to appreciate. These astrologers are likely to be the astrologer with names that you already know.
Uranus in its natural house brings unique approaches to friendship and group activities. These individuals often belong to unconventional groups or social movements. They might have an unusual friend circle or be involved in humanitarian causes. They’re natural networkers who bring people together in innovative ways.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 11th house indicates an astrologer who does well in groups. For example, this person could either be interested to be an astrology book club member or someone who is steers their astrology group forward into the future. Leaders and moderators of Facebook astrology groups are indicated here. Astrologers with this placement are inclined to create their own astrological space within the larger astrological community.
The planet of rebellion in the house of the unconscious creates individuals with unique spiritual insights and sudden intuitive breakthroughs. They might work behind the scenes in progressive movements or experience unexpected revelations about their inner life. Their dreams and unconscious processes might be unusual or technologically themed.
In an astrologer’s chart, Uranus in the 12th house indicate someone in astrology who prefers to work behind the scenes. This person is more comfortable being a part of another entity, establishment or school which fronts for them. This type of astrologer enjoys one-on-one private astrological consultations. Uranus the 12th house is a placement that indicates someone with a low-key approach to astrology. This astrologer will benefit from astrology retreats that provides time for contemplation.
Here are some Uranus books which may interest you.
The Gods of Change by Howard Sasportas
Uranus: Freedom from the Known by Jeffery Wolf Green
Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus and the Lunar Nodes by Mark Jones
The Art of Stealing Fire: Uranus in the Horoscope by Liz Greene
Let’s explore your natal Uranus house placement a little further. In your astrology journal or please do the following:
Do a little more research in the books you own and other places online. This extension should take you about a week, as you mull everything over and find more inspiration. It is not a quick exercise. Then, regarding your natal Uranus in its house, and giving some consideration to the placement as it relates to your astrological practice, write a paragraph that includes the following:
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