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Which planet transits like Uranus Pisces had you feel held back or "in waiting" for a period of time?

Mar 16, 2011 by ♈ Saggy MCs just wanna have fun ♉ ♓ | Posted in Horoscopes

I'm thinking the period of Uranus in Pisces mightve done that for some.. The energies of Uranus and Pisces are sort of not compatible.. Uranus is in Aries now as of recently
"Pisces is slow, sensitive, and day-dreamy, so channeling an energetic planet like Uranus through it can be aggravating. Uranus wants you to take the kind of action that supplies you with a deep, personal shift in your life, and unfortunately Pisces didn’t always make that easy. Therefore, these last seven years became a test of patience for us all in some aspect of our lives. "
http://herbusylife.com/her-blogs/astro-m usings-her-blogs/astro-musings-uranus-in -aries-inspires-great-change/
Had those seven years of Uranus in Pisces had that sort of effect on you?

Sorry. I expected with Uranus, and that was my biggest problem because Uranus remains the planet of the unexpected. There were a few shaky steps here and there, but nothing at all like I expected. And that remains the issue: Perhaps if I hadn't expected, I would have been more shook up. It was a great transit over all--once I got through the boulders in the first 2 years. lol After that, a trip to Brazil, and a great personal sense of healing. I think I'll actually miss it.

are transits by planets to and by each other the same influence usually?

Apr 30, 2009 by frank | Posted in Horoscopes

for example, Mars transit to square Uranus in natal

as opposed to

Uranus transits into square to Mars in natal?

how would be different , despite length of time?

please explain.

thanks for your answres!
or Venus transits square to Pluto, vs, Pluto transits square to Venus.

etc, etc.

same combinations of energies, just the effect might be different due to which one hits which first and tthe length of time of course.

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