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On September 1, the two planets are 1°20’ apart in Aries and the Twelfth House, with Saturn at 0°1’35” and Neptune at 1°21’45”, both planets being retrograde. Same day, Saturn will return to Pisces and will remain in the Mutable-Water sign until mid-February 2026. The shift brought about by Saturn’s sign change can cause uncertainty.
On September 6, Uranus begins its retrograde phase, which lasts until early February 2026. On November 9, Uranus returns to Taurus, moving the focus to work and practical matters. Over this period, we should assess some of the growth impulses from the past two months in terms of their practicality and adjust our development pace to what’s actually possible.
Once again, discerning between possibilities and impossibilities becomes critical.
On September 21, the New Moon in the last degree of Virgo coincides with a solar eclipse. It is opposite Saturn and Neptune and forms a grand trine with Uranus and Pluto. These circumstances may present additional challenges.
On September 22, the Sun enters Libra, marking the equinox, and reaching exact opposition to Neptune on the 23rd.
The opposition between Saturn and Neptune/Neptune and the Sun and Moon/Moon signifies disorder and confusion. Elements that have functioned well so far may suddenly exhibit signs of disruption for reasons that are not always clear. Readjusting processes and systems demands patience and attention, whether in daily life or business affairs.
Let’s forget about the heavens and focus a little on Earth (Hell?).
Probably the most significant event of the end of August and the beginning of September was the Beijing Summit.
The two events have taken place simultaneously: the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), a group established by China and Russia in 2001 with a focus on security in Central Asia and the wider region, and a massive military parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, where China emerged victorious over its neighbour, Japan.
High-profile guests of Chinese President Xi Jinping, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, topped the list of dignitaries attending the summit. Also attending are Turkish President Recep Erdoğan and Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly, whose countries are “dialogue partners” within the SCO.
SCO was established by China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, and later expanded to include members such as India, Iran, Pakistan, and Belarus. Afghanistan and Mongolia are observer states, and 14 other countries, mainly from Southeast Asia and the Middle East, serve as “dialogue partners.”
Some countries that are not SCO members will also be represented, mainly from Southeast Asia. These include Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, and Vietnam, reflecting China’s desire to strengthen its ties within the region.
China presented a markedly different image, with an ostentatious display of military might.
On Wednesday, on Beijing’s main artery, the Avenue of Eternal Peace, a major military parade showing off the country’s cutting-edge hypersonic weapons, nuclear-capable missiles, and undersea drones, alongside thousands of goose-stepping soldiers.
Xi’s message, conveyed through his multi-day exercise of soft and hard power, is clear: China is a force that wants to reset global rules, and it’s not afraid to challenge those of the West.
The event marks the first time that the leaders of a quartet of nations are converging to form a powerful coalition.
The Western mass propaganda rushed to call it “anti-American” or anti-Western “axis of upheaval.”
Undoubtedly, a New World Order emerges.
The Obama-Biden administration brought Russia and China together in an irrevocable way. The US also lost significant allies such as Turkey and Egypt. The newly consolidated Russia-China-India alliance is a ruthless competitor both economically and militarily, while Western civilisation is collapsing.
Under President Donald Trump, the US is disrupting its alliances and causing economic pain for countries worldwide, including among friends and allies, with his global trade war.
Most recently, on Friday, September 5, Trump threatened the EU with another tariff investigation after Google was fined $3.45 billion for antitrust violations.
Trump forgets one critical aspect. One can live without Google, Facebook, and even Apple, but it is more difficult to get by without clothing, underwear, socks, and virtually everything we currently own, which is predominantly manufactured in China. Not to mention that, technologically speaking, China is already ahead of the West. They no longer merely mimic Western technologies, but also create innovative products.
The recent COVID-19 pandemic should have taught us a vital survival lesson: only a self-sustainable nation or union is a truly powerful one.
Instead of focusing on rebuilding the Western economy and facilitating local manufacturing, Europe is prioritising rearmament and war preparations. Lunatics such as von der Leyen, Macron, Mertz, and Starmer believe they can bring down Russia and take its resources for free. They have forgotten that Russia defeated Napoleon and Hitler and disregard that Russia relies on strong allies such as China, India, Iran and Turkey.
The US lost the war in Ukraine, but oddly enough, Europe is eager to continue the conflict.
Dedollarisation is a real phenomenon, and the creation of an alternative global financial and technological system to gain more economic independence by circumventing Western World-controlled systems, such as the SWIFT financial transfers network for international trade and payments, is developing at a rapid pace.
BRICS, an intergovernmental organisation comprising ten countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates – has already proven that the economic sanctions against Russia due to the conflict in Ukraine did not work and has consolidated an alternative, robust global market. The Russian economy is thriving.
Meanwhile, the West is divided. The European Union is at war with the US and the Trump administration. Western Europe is at war with Eastern Europe. And the Western civilisation is at dissolution socially, politically, economically, culturally and spiritually.
The world is changing – it is time to wake up.
More about the Saturn and Neptune Conjunction 2025-2027 HERE.
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