As Mercury retrogrades in Aquarius and Capricorn in January 2022, you’ll have to review your dreams and ambitions.
An illusion results when two trains catch up to one another on parallel tracks; one seems to move forward and the other freezes in place. It’s the same with planets, or at least it was when ancient astrologers looked up at the skies to get a sense of what was going down. When planets go retrograde, the archetypes they represent go into a remission, reversal, or backwards climb.
Where Venus craves visibility, Mercury thrives on action, as the mythological messenger and errand-runner of the Olympic gods. When this planet goes retrograde, the daily functions of life fall into disarray. It’s not that you shouldn’t do anything, it’s just that it all feels harder. You can still make the drive, but you have to shovel your car out of the snow first. The cruise becomes a slog.
As Mercury works through these two signs on a micro scale, it’ll bring back all the difficulties we’ve experienced on the macro scale since 2020. With both Venus and Mercury retrograde in big-picture Capricorn, you can count on the global outlook to remain dire through the month, and for any plans that were too big to fail to suddenly meet their match. Ready yourself for a reunion with all those peak lockdown feelings of abandonment and orphanage.
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