Astrological Cycles and the Potential for Cyberwar in the New World Order 2030-2034
A Glimpse into the Future
By Osher, Astrologer Specialist in Astro-Finance and Geopolitics
I cannot help but notice the significant astrological cycles converging in the coming years. As we move toward 2031, when Saturn and Uranus align in Gemini, we must consider the potential impact of these cycles on global events, particularly in light of the recent tensions between the United States and China.
Historically, Saturn-Uranus conjunctions have heralded periods of significant societal change and upheaval. The last time this conjunction occurred in Gemini was in 1942, during World War II. Uranus, known for its disruptive influence, joined forces with the disciplined and structured Saturn, resulting in a world torn apart by war and transformed by technological advances.
In today's digital age, the potential for conflict has expanded beyond conventional warfare, with cyber attacks becoming an increasingly prominent threat.
As China's technological prowess grows, the possibility of them hacking the "Enigma" code of the United States looms large.
Such a breach could have far-reaching consequences and may lead to a global power struggle as nations scramble to adapt to the new world order.
As we examine previous astrological cycles, we can draw parallels between the current geopolitical climate and those of the past:
The Uranus in Taurus cycle, which took place during the 1850s and is now repeating between 2019 and 2024, saw the world experience significant upheaval and revolution. The current cycle might also bring about major changes, including technological breakthroughs and shifts in global power dynamics.
The Pluto in Aquarius cycle, which last occurred during the American Revolution in 1776, heralded a time of radical change and societal transformation.
As Pluto re-enters Aquarius in 2023, we may see a similar wave of change, with the potential for new political ideologies and social structures emerging.
The Neptune and Saturn conjunction in Aries, which took place in 1846, coincided with a period of political transition and upheaval in countries such as Paraguay and Brazil. With the next conjunction on the horizon, we may witness a new era of political change, possibly fueled by technological advancements and cyberwarfare.
Given the convergence of these astrological cycles and the rising tensions between global superpowers, it is crucial that individuals and nations prepare for the potential challenges ahead. In the face of a possible cyberwar, it is essential to invest in cybersecurity and protect critical infrastructure. Additionally, fostering international cooperation and diplomacy will be vital to prevent conflicts from escalating.
In a world increasingly reliant on technology, the potential for disruption and conflict has never been greater.
As the Saturn-Uranus conjunction in Gemini approaches, we must remain vigilant and adaptive, working together to navigate the challenges of the new world order.
In summary, while astrology cannot predict specific events, it offers valuable insights into the cycles of history and the potential for transformative change. By examining past astrological cycles and their impact on global events, we can better prepare for the challenges that lie ahead, ensuring a safer and more prosperous future for all.
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