Should You Be Worried About My Upcoming Mercury Retrograde?

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What Is Mercury Retrograde?

Mercury is the planet that rules communication, travel and commerce. In astrology, Mercury goes through a process called retrograde when it appears to go backwards in its orbit of Earth. When Mercury goes through this process, it can harm those areas of life that Mercury rules. Not everyone experiences these effects, and some people’s lives seem to be easier during this time. 

Whether or not you should worry about your upcoming Mercury Retrograde will depend on your chart. Don’t worry too much if you’ve never experienced any of these things or if they 

happen randomly. Your life should return to normal as soon as the cycle is over.

What Does It Mean for Me?

The first thing to know about a Mercury retrograde is that it happens three times a year, so you are not alone. The second thing to know is that it doesn’t mean the world will end! It just means that all sorts of communication and travel could be disrupted for about three weeks. Lastly, call an astrologer if you’re worried about what’s happening at your front door.

How Can I Prepare for Mercury Retrograde?

If you’re anxious about Mercury Retrograde and looking for guidance, ask an astrologer. In the meantime, here are a few ways to prepare:

• Review your past communications. Did you send anything out before your Mercury Retrograde? Make sure that nothing will come back to haunt you during this time by double-checking everything before you send it out.

• Reset passwords. Refrain from starting new projects or making important decisions. Save any mailings you need to send until after the retrograde is over.

• If possible, defer travel plans and wait to schedule any appointments or meetings around when Mercury goes retrograde on March 22nd and April 14th.

What Are the Potential Pitfalls of Mercury Retrograde?

Mercury is the planet of communication, so it’s no surprise that Mercury’s Retrograde has caused many people to worry about the quality of their communications. When Mercury Retrograde comes around, how can you minimise the potential pitfalls? Here are some tips.

• Plan and prepare for any communication challenges by setting up backup systems, such as social media pages or email addresses, to get your message out, even if the regular channels are down.

• Don’t commit to a big project during this time frame; instead, take care of smaller projects that require less energy.

• Remember that while it’s best to avoid making decisions during Mercury retrograde, you can usually go forward with new plans once they start moving again.

• The trickiest time will be when Mercury retrograde ends because, after a long period without much clarity in our thoughts and communications, there may be much catching up to do!

What Are the Benefits of Mercury Retrograde?

One of the benefits of Mercury Retrograde is that it gives you time to go over what you’ve been doing and be introspective. It’s a great time to take a break, look at your life, and figure out what needs work. The other benefit of Mercury retrograde is that it can help slow down technology so we can get back in touch with ourselves and our surroundings.

It’s also a good time for anyone who uses their phone or computer as much as they do to reboot because there are fewer disruptions. You may also notice people having more patience than usual during this period.

Conclusion

While it’s not always clear what the future has in store for us, astrology can help shed some light on how to best prepare. When it comes to Mercury Retrograde, ask an astrologer if you need reassurance that everything will be okay or if you should start making changes now so that your life is less stressful.