If you’re interested in Uranian transits, then you might want to read an article by astrologer and psychotherapist Elizabeth Spring at StarIQ.com.
In her article, Spring talks about the transits from Uranus that we each experience at certain ages: the opening or waxing square (at age 21), the opposition (at 42), the closing or waning square (at 63), and the conjunction or Uranus return (at 84).
While we’re likelier to feel compelled to respond to Uranus’s calling during those transits than we are during other Uranian transits, we might also consider other events involving rowdy, rousing Uranus: the waxing sextile (at age 14), the waxing trine (at 28), the waning trine (at 56), and the waning sextile (at 70).
Spring sprinkles several quotes by herself and by other people throughout her article. Besides the quote with which she opens the piece, my favorite is this one, from Thoreau: "We are constantly invited to be who we are."
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