World Astrology: Astrological Analysis of Major World Trends (2025-2043) by Jerome Zenastral (2024)

Since the earliest civilisations, humanity has been driven by a profound and universal quest: that of freedom. This fundamental aspiration, reflected in rebellions, philosophical ideals and political structures, seems to transcend time and culture. It is expressed through both individual and collective crises, which, though trying, act as catalysts for transformation and evolution.

This book explores a daring idea: that the stars reflect the inner needs and aspirations of human beings. The movements of planets such as Uranus, Neptune and Pluto – symbols of emancipation, immersion and transformation – manifest themselves in human history as beacons guiding our societies through the storms of change. By connecting the planetary cycles to historical events, we are not seeking to prove any esoteric causality, but rather to demonstrate the extent to which these cycles resonate with the inner impulses of humanity.

The history of democracy – an ideal that is both universal and fragile – serves as the guiding thread for our exploration. From its earliest beginnings in ancient Athens to the great revolutions of past centuries and the modern challenges facing our societies, each stage of this human epic reflects a constant tension between the ideals of freedom, equality and fraternity, and the complex realities of power, inequality and crisis.

Pluto in Aquarius, one of the main themes of this book, symbolises periods when established structures are called into question, when communities re-evaluate their foundations, and when new forms of solidarity emerge. But Pluto is only part of this cosmic symphony. We will also examine the role of Uranus, the bearer of progress and innovation, Neptune, the inspirer of dreams and utopias, and Saturn, the guarantor of structures and laws. Together, these planets tell a universal story: that of a humanity in search of a balance between individual freedom and the common good.

This book is not just a historical or astrological reflection. It aspires to be an invitation to consciousness. By examining past and present crises through the prism of planetary cycles, we hope to inspire a fresh look at our societies and the paths that lie ahead. We suggest that crises – whether personal or collective – are opportunities to return to an essential freedom, to a universal consciousness that transcends divisions and unites humanity around its fundamental values.

The stars do not decide our lives. But they can illuminate the paths we take, reflecting the deep questions that, in every human being, seek answers.

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