The Age of Aquarius is dawning.

The Age of Aquarius is a time of change and understanding. It’s a time when love, compassion, and harmony are more important than anything else.

I think we should all remember that it’s never too late to make changes in our lives that will benefit us in the future. If you’re feeling stuck right now or don’t know what direction your life should go in next—just look up at the stars and know that there is always something waiting for you just beyond your reach. “The Age of Aquarius” was a also song written by John Phillips and first performed by The Fifth Dimension in 1969. Which became the favorite song of many people.

One of the most misunderstood concepts in astrology is the Age of Aquarius.

Aquarius is the eleventh sign of the zodiac, and it’s an air sign ruled by Uranus, the planet of originality and innovation. The symbol for Aquarius is a man pouring water from a pitcher—a pretty apt metaphor for this sign’s relationship with time.

In astrology, there are four elements: earth, air, fire and water. Each element has two signs associated with it: one masculine (Capricorn/Aquarius) and one feminine (Taurus/Pisces). In addition to having unique personalities based on their gender traits, these four groups also differ slightly when it comes to how they view time as well as their approach to life’s challenges.

In astrology, the concept of time is known as “progression.” The movement of the planets through the signs and houses is what makes this possible. In order to understand how each element views progression, it’s important to know that elements come in pairs: earth/air; fire/water.

In astrology, an age is a unit of time lasting around 2,150 years.

Astrology is the study of the stars and planets in relation to human behavior and personality.

Astrologers and fortune tellers believe that our destinies are determined by the alignment of the stars, which they claim affects our emotions, physical well-being, relationships with others and careers.

An age is a unit of time lasting around 2,150 years—the equivalent of one full cycle through the zodiac (a band of 12 constellations that encircle the earth). For example: The Age of Pisces preceeds the age of Aquarius, The age of Pisces began around the Christian and religious era, Pisces is ruled by the planet Neptune which represents illusion and faith.

During this Piscean age which lasted for about 2100 years, we can see the strong dominance of religion on the masses. Now we are transitioning into the Aquarian age, where people are beginning to think for themselves and reach higher levels of consciousness as a result of the shift.

Earth takes 25,792 years to complete one circuit of the zodiac and so it takes 2,150 years for the sun to travel through one sign.

The zodiac is a circle of 12 constellations that the sun travels through. It takes about 2,150 years for the sun to travel through one sign. This period was known as a Great Year by ancient astronomers and astrologers who believed it took about 24,000 years for the entire cycle of precession to repeat itself. This would make an astrological age last approximately 2,150 years (according to Earth’s rotation around its axis).

Earth takes 25,792 years to complete one circuit of the zodiac and so it takes 2,150 years for the sun to travel through one sign.

The Age of Aquarius is one of the twelve astrological ages of approximately 2160 years each.

This is a period when humanity has the potential to move into a new way of being that has been emerging since the end of World War II, and it will last until we transition into the next age.

During this time, we will experience shifts in our collective consciousness and culture, as well as technological changes that bring us closer together as human beings. In addition to these more external changes, some believe there are also internal shifts occurring for each individual during this age which can be experienced through meditation or other practices that allow one’s mind to focus inward rather than outward (like mindfulness).

According to astrologers, the Age of Aquarius is associated with traits like creativity, freedom and liberation from oppression. It’s also a time when many people are drawn toward humanitarian causes and social justice issues. This age has been associated with inventions such as television and microwave ovens, as well as medical advancements like penicillin (which was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928).

Aquarius astrology meaning

Aquarius is one of the twelve signs of the zodiac, and it’s ruled by Saturn and Uranus. Aquarians are known for being independent thinkers, creative geniuses, and idealists who can often see past the obvious to identify a better way forward. These are the traits we should be expecting in this Aquarian age.

Because they’re ruled by two planets (Saturn and Uranus) that are not often in sync with each other, it makes sense why an Aquarius person might seem like they have two different personalities at times, one that’s conservative and reserved when Saturn is involved in their natal chart, then another self-expressive side when Uranus takes over. The latter is usually more prevalent when you meet someone born under this sign because he or she will likely share some of these qualities with yours:

You’ll have no problem making friends with an Aquarius, because they’re usually outgoing and friendly people. They like hanging out with others and can often be found in groups of friends instead of being on their own all the time.

Age of Aquarius includes a shift from Patriarchy to Matriarchy.

The Age of Aquarius marks a new era for humanity as we collectively shift from a patriarchal society to one that incorporates feminine values.

The matriarchy has been in place since the dawn of civilization, and continues to be a powerful force even today. The matriarchal era can be traced back to the first civilizations, when humans first started to live together in cities.

The first cities were built by women, and they were ruled by a matriarchal queen. The queen was the most powerful person in the city, because she was responsible for protecting it from invaders. She also made decisions about trade and commerce, which meant that her power extended beyond just her own city.

• Feminine values are compassion, empathy and cooperation.
• Masculine values are competition, achievement and success.

The age of Aquarius is also about shifting away from the masculine values of the past.

Is the Age of Aquarius actually here now?

The Age of Aquarius has been foretold since ancient civilizations, from the African tribes, Dogons, Mayans, and Aztecs. The ancient ones were highly spiritual and more conscious.

It was foretold that during this period many ascended masters and guides will reincarnate to help the collective consciousness in our ascension into this new Dimension.

In the 1960s, the Age of Aquarius was a popular concept that was re-introduced by astrologers and musicians. The idea was that we are on the cusp of a new age where people will be enlightened and live in harmony with each other. Astrologers have been trying to predict the exact moment of this powerful transition but they come up with different times based on the calendar they use.

The Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in Aquarius was visible on December 21, 2020. This Great Conjunction returned to the air element for the first time in more than 800 years, and it will stay there for roughly 200 years. Also in February of 2021, seven celestial bodies joined the big boys in Aquarius.

One thing I can say for sure is that the Aquarian energy has started coming in, as we can see a massive increase in the collective consciousness and developing technology. We can also see a change in monetary value, the introduction of digital currencies such as cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Many people are starting to undergo Self- discovery. Development and enlightenment.

 So what does this mean for your life? It means there’s no need to worry about the timing.

I strongly advice you start to meditate, connect with the divine, and tap into this powerful energy the Universe is giving.

What happens in the age of Aquarius?

The Age of Aquarius is a time for change, growth, and new beginnings. This period will usher in new ideas on how to live life as a whole that may seem radical at first but prove to be beneficial for all of humanity. It’s about finding ways to work together towards mutual goals, not just for personal gain or power like we have been doing for so long.

It’s also about staying true to yourself and those around you who share your values so that we can create a society where everyone feels safe from harm.

This is a time to learn how to love ourselves and each other as we work together toward the greater good. It’s about developing compassion for those who do not share our values or views and remembering that we are all human beings, no matter what differences exist between us.

This is a time to stop fighting and start working together toward the common good. It’s about putting aside our differences and coming together as one to build something better for everyone. The energy of Aquarius reminds us that we are all connected by the same thread of life and consciousness, and if we work together, everything is possible.

We need to respect our differences to create a more just world for all humankind.

• Respect is the most important factor in creating a more just world for all humankind.
• How do we respect differences? By respecting others’ perspectives, viewpoints and way of life.
• By respecting every race, religion, culture, and every separation
• How can we apply that at work? For example, if you have an employee who has different religious beliefs than you do, ask yourself if they are making any effort to hide or change their beliefs while at work; if not, then surely they should be allowed to practice their religion freely during working hours as long as it doesn’t interfere with your business operations.

CONCLUSION

We are still in the early stages of this age, but it is already clear that we need to respect our differences to create a more just world for all humankind. This will require us to embrace our inner feminine and honor all the expressions of womanhood.