“Commission or revenue may be earned by Hearst Magazines and Yahoo through these links.” Can we take a moment to breathe and relax, as suggested by the Grammy-winning rapper, with a soothing “woosah”? As the intense and confrontational Mars ends its 11-week retrograde on February 23, there’s a chance that some of the recent chaos could start to ease. However, it’s important not to expect too much as Venus and Mercury will still go retrograde in March and there will be two disruptive eclipses on March 14 and 29. Mars retrograde, occurring every 18 to 24 months, has a unique disruptive impact. We are relieved to see it come to an end.
If Mars retrograde were a character in a movie, it would resemble Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn—a volatile supervillain whose obsession and anger lead to chaotic outbursts, all while dressed in vibrant attire. Mars retrograde is bewildering and can bring unexpected challenges. Let’s reflect on some events since Mars turned retrograde on December 6, 2024, starting in Leo and later moving into Cancer.
Now, as Mars turns direct on February 23 and moves through nurturing Cancer until April 18, there may be a dissonance between Mars’ aggression and Cancer’s sensitivity. This contrast can prompt us to find a harmonious balance. Sensitivity to emotions will be crucial, guiding us to respond calmly and swiftly to avoid overreactions. Expect increased organization, political engagement, and legal actions in the coming weeks.
On a personal level, the end of Mars retrograde emphasizes the importance of creating safe and private spaces, particularly within our homes. This period may encourage more intimate conversations and building trust with close ones. Embrace action while maintaining a composed demeanor, akin to a Mars-in-Cancer suit, as Kendrick Lamar once said, “the revolution will be t.”
Revised. You may as well embrace it with the confidence of a double-breasted Cancer (the zodiac sign that rules the chest area). You may also be interested in exploring: The 15 Best Organic And Clean Shampoos Suitable for Any Hair Type and 100 Gifts Priced at $50 or Below (That Appear More Luxurious Than They Actually Are).
