When Uranus moved into Gemini on July 7, it was the last of the outer planets to shift to a new sign. In November, Pluto had entered Aquarius after spending nearly 20 years in Capricorn. Neptune had moved out of Pisces, entering Aries the end of March. Now Uranus is leaving Taurus, where it has been since 2018. It's important to note that never in recorded history have all three outer planets shifted signs in so short a time period. Even more interesting is that both Saturn and Jupiter moved into new signs recently as well. Saturn joined Neptune in Aries in May and Jupiter moved into Cancer in early June.  Jupiter and Saturn are not outer planets, nor are they fast moving personal planets. They fall in between and act as bridges for the energy of the outer planets and human life. The slow moving outer planets primarily exert their influence on the world stage through influencing the collective. Jupiter and Saturn connect these larger energies to the social groups we belong to (Jupiter) and how we ground and grow (Saturn) in these influences. The energy of change that is happening right now is undeniable.