Jupiter retrograde 2024 is teaming with Gemini and these 4 zodiac signs should welcome a subtle push

All aboard the retreating gravy train, folks.Jupiter, our planet of fortune, luck, and popped champagne corks, stations retrograde from Oct.

9 to Feb.25, 2025, in the mutable, communicable climes of Gemini.

Retrograde is understandably a trigger word for anyone who has accidentally sexted the office Slack during Mercury retrograde or lost on love when Venus was backspinning.But take heed, my babies: all retrogrades are meant to push us toward resolution and evolution, and Jupiter does so in subtler ways that can mean more sex, better luck and personal satisfaction.

Can dig.Retrogrades herald a time of introspection; when planets slow down, we turn in and tune in.

Jupiter is associated with abundance, good fortune, and the search for truth, knowledge and spiritual enlightenment.If Jupiter were a person, it would be Jeff Bridges in “The Men Who Stare at Goats.” If Jupiter retrograde were a person, it would be Jeff Bridges in “The Big Lebowski.”When the planet goes into retrograde, we are called to direct our search for richness and meaning inward.

Jupiter is considered an outer planet, so its effect on day-to-day life is less intense than that of inner planets like Venus, Mercury and Mars.Jupiter’s pull is more closely related to our philosophical approach to life and assessing how, where, and why we invest our energies.

Jupiter spends roughly one year in each sign and about four months of that cycle in retrograde.Because Jupiter is known as the “great benefic,” the celestial body that rains down blessings and boons, its retrograde often brings the possibility of making good on missed chances and the opportunity to truly assess the endeavors we are attached to.If the return on investment doesn’t include cash money, delirious joy, hallowed truth, steady orgasms or personal advancement, then it’s “trash, trash, trash, not for you.”Because this retrograde is going down — or back, as it were — in the mutable air of Mercury-ruled Gemini, ...

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