
The asteroid Chiron, known as the 'wounded healer' in astrology, entered retrograde on 3 August and will continue its backward motion until 6 January 2027, according to astrologer Cole Prots. Currently in…
The asteroid Chiron, known as the 'wounded healer' in astrology, entered retrograde on 3 August and will continue its backward motion until 6 January 2027, according to astrologer Cole Prots. Currently in Taurus, it shifts to Aries on 17 September. Prots says the retrograde forces old wounds around self-worth, scarcity, and ego to resurface, but the pain itself contains the tools for healing. Times Now reports that signs most affected are Taurus, Aries, Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius. The article is based on popular beliefs and not verified by the outlet.
Astrology stories treat retrogrades as universal causes of personal turmoil, but they ignore how millions of Indians navigate healing without checking planetary positions. The real narrative should question why we outsource emotional responsibility to asteroids rather than to therapy or community. A fair test: will those who blame Chiron for resurfacing wounds also credit it when the supposed retrograde ends on 6 January? Or will the explanation shift again?
Source: timesnownews.com
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