Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome. I am Karen Hunter and we are talking with the great key master of astrology, Samuel F. Reynolds.

Hey, Karen. Yes, hey, unlock astrology.com about what we can expect in 2025. So we've already gone through the two of the three major events, the one being inauguration day, which I didn't

know was a major event, but you told us how, so y'all can go back and listen to that. Number

two was Neptune moving into Ares, which is a big thing. You call it fire in the hole. Y'all can

listen to that as well. In this series, there's a third major event that you see on the horizon for.

Is this just 2025 or 2025 and beyond?

2025 and beyond. So this is the entry point for, you know, these planets going into, I mean, I didn't talk about one other one, Saturn and in Aries, but the outer planets have all shifted in signs. Pluto went into Aquarius, starting

in 2024, finally, and then Neptune going into Ares, March 30th. And then the big one,

where you started to discuss, is Uranus going to Gemini, July 7th, 2025.

Why is that a big thing? So when Uranus was in Taurus, the last seven years, starting from 2018, roughly in May of 2018, what I called that at the time and before is tectonic shifts.

So we started to see that there was going to be, and I predicted a reorganization

in terms of how the world order works.

And we saw this before. When I say we saw it before, this is how I world order works. And we saw this before.

When I say we saw it before, this is how I got the clue, because I look at past patterns in history.

So when Uranus was last in Taurus, before that, that was where we saw some of the shifts related to the Axis powers versus the allies.

More the dominance of Britain and France in the world

as versus, say, Germany and Japan and Italy.

One of the things that I want to bring to everyone's attention, and they can do the research for themselves,

is that, yeah, we all can acknowledge that

germany did some horrible things but one of the things that we in terms and i'm going back to go

forward one of the things that often isn't said is that we don't talk about what put germany in

that position and what put germany and about what put Germany in that position.

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