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Find Clarity in Chaos this Mercury Retrograde

Published 7 months ago • 1 min read

Chaos to Clarity

July 18 - August 11, 2025

Mercury Retrograde isn’t a glitch. It’s a guide.

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Mercury retrogrades happen 3–4 times a year. What if they weren’t here to disrupt you—but to realign you?

The Universe isn't trying to frustrate you. It's trying to help you realign with a built-in, purposeful pause, 3-4 times every year.

Join me on a Free Email Mini-Course to Turn Chaos to Clarity. So you can pause, reflect and reconnect with your own rhythm.

Over five emails, you’ll get thought-provoking questions, practical prompts, and a new way to make friends with Mercury’s most misunderstood face.

Read the short emails at your leisure, with a cup of coffee or tea in the morning, a mid-afternoon break, or an evening reconnection.

✨Let the magic of Mercury pervade your life.✨

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No astrology experience needed. Just curiosity, and maybe a journal.

✨ Invite a friend—Mercury thrives on connection.

New to Mercury Retrograde? Here’s the low-down:

  • Mercury Retrograde happens 3–4 times a year, for 3-4 weeks. From Earth’s perspective, the planet appears to move backward in the sky. It’s an optical illusion with very real ripple effects.
  • What kind of ripple effects? Glitches in communication, technology hiccups, travel delays, and other mostly minor disruptions.
  • But here’s the reframe: It’s not a disruption—it’s an invitation. To pause. To reflect. To ask: Am I still aligned with what matters most?
  • Not the best time to: sign major contracts, launch big projects, or rush ahead.
  • The best time to: revisit decisions, reassess direction, repair misunderstandings, and realign your inner compass.
  • Each Mercury Retrograde carries a unique flavor. This time, it’s moving through Leo—the sign of creativity, visibility, and heart-centered truth.
  • That’s why the lion. Leo asks: Are you expressing your truth with courage? Are you honoring your creative rhythm?
  • Mercury Retrograde in Leo dates: July 17/18 - August 11, 2025

✨ Want to work with this energy—rather than brace for mishaps?​
​Join the free email mini-course. Let Mercury Retrograde lead you back to clarity.

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