I miss him and he ends up in Burnham.
Not much can be known for certain until elevation day, which apparently will be three weeks from now, perhaps around July 14.th. The explosive Mars Uranus conjunction in Gemini will continue to orbit in trine to Pluto, indicating that considerable aggravations are ahead. Jupiter’s opposition to Pluto sextile/trine Uranus and Neptune is widely considered a miraculous change for the better between 17th and 20th July would be better. Before between the 4th and 6th In July there is an exact conjunction of Mars, turbulent and moody Uranus trine Pluto, followed by a pessimistic Sun square Saturn. So it’s not an easy road, assuming a coronation in July.
What is certain is that her relationship with Trump will be toxic with a deep dislike and a determined power struggle composed of Pluto square Mars; with a conflictive conjunction between Mars and Saturn; and a composite yod of the Sun conjunct sextile Pluto and Neptune. United by destiny for better and worse.
Their relationship will be rock n’ roll until the end of this month and again from late November to mid-December this year; and dips severely with Neptune conjunct the composite Sun now and on and off until early 2028. With more tensions emerging in 2027.
There are also yods in your synastry and composite chart with the UK that baffle me. At this point, it looks as if he could be another figure in the revolving door of number 10. But his Uranus is in the UK’s Ascendant, hinting at radical changes he will bring to the country’s image. Therefore, he may be a force to be reckoned with in the future.
His Saturn in Taurus natally at the focal point of a yod conjunct Neptune sextile Pluto is also tied to a synastic yod (if such a thing exists) sextile British Pluto conjunct British Uranus. Your relationship chart with the United Kingdom has a Saturn yod conjunct Neptune sextile Venus.
Saturn in the focal point of a yod straightens the spine and demands discipline and maturity to function well. If handled poorly, it can lead to frustration and failure.
We shouldn’t read too much into this number crunching, but there is a slight sense that he could be a more radical instrument of change in the UK’s way than his pleasant smile and lack of experience at the moment suggests.
Which could fit with the tr Uranus square British Pluto, in a stretch of one yod, which will bring significant changes throughout this year.
I’m also surprised why he seems unpopular with grassroots members, given that he is further to the left than Starmer, although he is attractive to Labor parliamentary types (see previous post from June 19). Much remains to emerge.
