I have a Uranus opposite Mars transit coming up and I'm a little worried about it. What should I expect?
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I had this aspect a year ago. My natal Mars was in my 1st house vs. t. Uranus in my 7th house. It was a freeing influence for me in some ways. I put a stop to some relationships that weren't worthwhile anymore. Old friendships that no longer served a purpose in my life. Also, a lot of my friends retired and moved away so now email is all we have.
I was pretty hot-headed during this transit and my compromising Libra Mars didn't like it one bit. I felt infused with the Aries-Uranus urge to fight for what I want at a moments notice. I didn't like this energy, so I tried to use it up with physical exercise. I got so obsessed pulling out weeds, gardening and pruning, I injured both my wrists. Looking back, I think I was just hell-bent on having my way.
That was my experience with this transit and my guess is that you're feeling the same energy coming at you. It looks like your experience may be about 8th and 2nd house matters. That could mean money matters or challenges to things that you value. Be prepared for some things to change suddenly and being challenged. If you exercise don't overdo it like I did. Exercise is a great outlet when Mars is involved, but this transit can make you suddenly feel like you're Superman and then you'll end up where I did. Two wrists that were way overstrained from my zealotry.
Whoa. That sounds like an intense aspect! I'm kinda scared that I will go crazy or do something I'll really regret.
It was a mixed bag. There were some really good things that happened during the transit. I stood up for myself in situations where I had been taken advantage of for a long time. I just went too far with other things when I shouldn't have.
You can really use the transit to your benefit, but you have to draw the line where you don't take it too far like I did. If you can keep that in mind, you can make the best of it. I don't regret anything that happened to me during the transit other than hurting my wrists. Aside from that, looking back, it was the best thing that ever happened to me.