World Forecast 2025

A reading of the main transits for 2025

This 2025 will see quite a few changes in the sky starting from the temporary passages of Neptune and Saturn in Aries, Uranus in Gemini, Jupiter in Cancer and the North Lunar Node in Pisces. In short, a truly dynamic astral picture full of possible changes at a global level that will inevitably impact our psyche and what we will choose and live.

The entry of the North Lunar Node in Pisces on January 28 will immediately meet both Neptune and Saturn, bringing out tensions, problems and false realities, thus opening up to more concrete scenarios in which we will no longer be able to ignore and pretend nothing is happening.

But it will be the entries into Aries, even if only temporary, which will mainly concern the period from spring to early autumn, of Saturn and Neptune that will create particularly interesting dynamics pushing towards the month of May, thanks also to the activating trine of Mars from Leo, to acquire, almost brutally, a principle of reality that will put many do-gooder and mainstreaming ideologies into crisis and will push many governments to make more concrete choices especially on the economic and social level compared to what has been done so far.

We will very likely witness the collapse of some ideologies that have not produced the desired results and we will opt for greater practicality of thought and action that could also change some international alliances and agreements.

Probably the month of May will be a real watershed between a before and an after, a period in which new ideas will emerge and new agreements and alliances will be formed that can generate an abrupt change whose effects cannot be known until 2026, when these same planets will return again, and definitively, to the same position.

The passage of Uranus in Gemini from the beginning of July to November 8th will allow us to experiment with new forms of communication and could create very interesting information channels that can make themselves known and then replace those already present and consolidated after the end of this year.

In many ways, it is a year of transition and experimentation in which we will witness a series of political, economic, cultural changes that we would never have thought possible in such a short time and in such a sudden way.

We can objectively speak of a lightening and overcoming of some dichotomies, but at the same time also of a new order of things that will assert itself in a rather abrupt way, bringing with it a series of social changes whose impact will be much more evident in the years to come.