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Samuel Reynolds on the Big Cosmic Shifts Ahead

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Are we about to experience a cosmic shift? With major astrological changes on the horizon in 2025 and 2026, it’s hard not to wonder how these celestial movements will affect everything from our personal lives to the broader political landscape. These upcoming years promise significant shifts in the stars—changes that could reshape society in ways we’ve never imagined. But what do these cosmic transformations mean for us down here on Earth?

In this episode of The Rachel Lang Show, Rachel is joined by Samuel Reynolds, a respected astrologer, to dive deep into the astrological shifts expected in the next few years. Together, they discuss how these changes could impact everything from societal dynamics to the U.S. presidential election. Samuel opens up about his own journey from astrology skeptic to trusted astrologer, sharing insights on the cultural and political shifts influenced by the stars.

The conversation doesn’t stop at politics; it touches on the evolving roles of gender and relationships in our changing world. With a special focus on the importance of cultural awareness within astrology, this episode challenges us to reflect on how these shifts might bring about personal and societal transformation.

Ready to discover how the stars are guiding us into the future? Tune in to hear how you can prepare for the changes ahead and what they might mean for you, your relationships, and your role in shaping the world. Don’t miss this insightful discussion.


In This Episode:

  • [01:31] Astrological changes ahead
  • [04:12] Introduction of guest Samuel Reynolds
  • [04:50] Samuel's journey to astrology
  • [10:18] Astrology's connection to politics
  • [12:11] Election astrology insights
  • [13:03] Cultural and political observations
  • [15:45] Astrological analysis of candidates
  • [20:55] Ken's world reference
  • [21:11] Mars retrograde influence
  • [22:08] Excitement about Trump's cabinet
  • [25:09] Tyranny and its demise
  • [28:12] Republican party's real-world connections
  • [29:03] Importance of genuine relationships
  • [30:11] Learning from Occupy Wall Street
  • [32:17] Strategies for effective protests
  • [38:14] Rebuilding after conflict
  • [39:09] Men's struggles in modern society
  • [40:07] Discussion on gender dynamics
  • [43:33] Astrology's reflection of society
  • [46:30] Cultural shifts and astrology
  • [52:41] Astrology and unity
  • [56:46] Cosmic call to action




    • Notable Quotes

    • [25:41] “Tyranny sows the seeds of its own demise, and when you look at the way this is all unfolding, you can see that these egos left unchecked are going to just compete with one another.” - Rachel 
    • [26:42] “I know some progressives and liberals are very sad and hurt, feeling like justice hasn't been served, but like you just said, I think he may be sowing the seeds for his own demise.” - Samuel Reynolds
    • [28:01] “There are enough people who are really committed to local movements and to working within their communities that I think that's where we can affect the most change.” - Rachel 
    • [50:02] “How we talk about the planets becomes reflective of how we talk about ourselves, and I think that also requires us looking at the sky and listening to each other.” - Samuel Reynolds
    • [58:47] “People want to be right more than they want to be loved. We’ll learn to be loved and love.” - Samuel Reynolds


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          • Elevate Your Psychic Abilities With Astrology with Rachel
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