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🗓️ 21 April 2024
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0:00.0 | Hey, my name is Chris Brennan, and you're listening to the astrology podcast. |
0:03.2 | Joining me today is astrologer Richard Tarnas, who's going to be talking with me |
0:07.7 | about Jupiter Uranus conjunctions and what they've coincided with in history. |
0:12.0 | So hey Richard, thanks for joining me today. |
0:14.0 | It's a pleasure. |
0:15.0 | It's good to be coming back for that first one that we did about three years ago |
0:22.0 | was kind of a marathon and it's fun to go deeply into a |
0:28.7 | subject such as we did then. |
0:30.3 | Yeah, that was the capstone of my entire planet series when we did Pluto and it ended up being one of the |
0:37.0 | episodes that I think has impacted people the most and that's gotten like a crazy amount of |
0:41.0 | views over the past two years. So this weekend there's a Jupiter |
0:46.1 | Uranus alignment that's taking place where there's a conjunction happening in Taurus on April |
0:51.7 | 20th. Today is Wednesday, April 17th, 2024 for those curious. And so I was researching this and wanting to do an episode on it and I was rereading parts of your book and then I realized who best to talk about that, |
1:07.0 | then one of the people who's perhaps done the most to research what that's coincided with in history because that was a major component that you dedicated a few chapters to in Cosmos and Psyche, right? |
1:20.0 | That's right. There were four big outer planet alignments and cycles that I studied in detail. |
1:28.0 | I mean, I discussed other ones as well, but the four that I discussed in detail included the Jupiter Uranus cycle, |
1:35.0 | which is really one of the, in some ways it's almost the most dazzling one |
1:42.0 | because it just partly because it it repeats itself more |
1:46.7 | frequently on a 14-year cycle compared with say the Uranus Pluto cycle or the Uranus Neptune or the Neptune |
1:58.4 | Pluto cycle which is of course the long the longest amongst the those particular outer planets. |
2:05.0 | And so there's something about the Jupiter-Uronis combination |
2:10.8 | in history that seems to come through with a particular flashy brilliance and because |
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