The year 2025 will continue the challenging period that began in 2020 with the onset of the Age of Aquarius, as I mentioned in
my 2020 forecast. The year can be roughly divided into two very different phases. The first half of 2025 will be marked by instability, struggles, and crises, both economically and politically. However, the second half of the year promises to be more positive and stable, with many problems gradually being resolved, the economy beginning to recover, and political issues starting to be addressed.
Starting in January, Jupiter, the most powerful planet in our solar system, will be in the sign of Gemini and will form several unfavorable aspects with Saturn during the first half of the year. Jupiter symbolizes new trends, while Saturn represents outdated state and economic systems. Their conflict signifies a battle between the old and the new. The old system has run its course and must give way to the new. However, obsolete political and economic structures rarely surrender without a fight, leading to fierce confrontations worldwide. This struggle is not confined to politics—new, often revolutionary trends will impact many areas of life. In 2025, we will witness changes in the political landscape of most countries, as well as in the lives of many individuals. Old politicians will be replaced by new ones, a process that will benefit the world as a whole.
The most challenging months of 2025 will be January, February, and March, when the conflict between Jupiter and Saturn will be compounded by retrograde Mars, moving backward from December 6, 2024, to February 24, 2025. This could lead to unrest in many regions, particularly in England, the USA, and EU countries. We can expect large-scale demonstrations, political strife, and conflicts rooted in religious differences. These trends may begin as early as November-December 2024 and continue into the first months of 2025. During this same period, military conflicts in global hotspots may reach a critical phase.
However, from mid-March to June, a period of realization and stabilization will emerge—politicians and society will start to recognize the need for change. The second half of the year will be more favorable: although changes won't happen overnight and not in every area, the situation will begin to stabilize and improve.
I would like to note that from 2021 to 2030, many planetary alignments will mirror those of the 1940s and 1950s, a time that profoundly changed the world.