#uranus trauma

●Uranus in the 1st House, Aries or in aspect to Mars With this placement trauma can result from a difficulty in accepting limitations. Such limitations may be physical or psychological and the trauma occurs in the individual’s struggle to maintain personal freedom. In difficult cases there is a superhuman complex in which the individual fundamentally denies the limitation, and then pushes themselves to the point of exhaustion, illness or breakdown. This placement may correspond to memories of having died at a young age in recent prior lives. The subconscious fear of this happening again drives the individual to further push themselves. To the extent that prior judgments or limitations were externally imposed on the individual there may be a fear of further entrapment, or if such limitations have been internalized, there is a fear of losing control. As the will becomes frozen by traumatic experience there is the potential for the individual to experience the subconscious fear that taking action will itself lead to destruction.

●Uranus in the 2nd House, Taurus or in aspect to Venus With this placement trauma occurs around the issue of the value system. Imposed change to a cherished value system or identified resource can cause upheaval and mental suffering. This trauma can arise either from without (via an external event or authority) or within (via a new insight). There may be memories of huge shifts in fortunes and material resources. To the extent that fear and the desire for egocentric control saw the individual manipulate others for material or psychological gain in past lives, they may experience profound loss or reduced circumstance in direct proportion to the prior misuse of resources. This signature can link to personal and collective experiences of loss (war, mass displacement and famine for example), including loss of life. Memories of such losses may produce a tendency in the individual to become stuck in survival mode in which they have limited the extent to which they open their consciousness to new experiences or to other people because of prior-life fears of loss. In these cases, the incursion of events or the needs of others challenge the person, who has intentionally walled-off their consciousness to new experience. Opening to these new influences can become the basis for re-traumatization if mishandled as the stress of the new opens the condensed insecurity of the past, which then threatens to overwhelm the person.

●Uranus in the 3rd House, Gemini or in aspect to Mercury With this placement trauma is caused by external or internal confrontations to the way one intellectually understands one’s reality. A strong identification with the thinking process and nature of one’s beliefs can cause huge stress if those thoughts/beliefs are undermined. At its worst this can manifest as the individual feeling alienated from the world around them, as they experience themselves as being on a completely different wavelength from others. Trauma can occur through a lack of reception for the ideas one does communicate, leaving the individual unheard or silenced. Isolation can occur through resisting participation in the world around them either because of actual rejection or through rigidity in the mental life formed as a defense against potential rejection.

●Uranus in the 4th House, Cancer or in aspect to the Moon With this placement trauma originates in the lack of nurture or emotional empathy in the early home life. This then leads to the displacement of emotions, whereby the unresolved childhood feelings arise during adulthood in problematic ways. These emotional ghosts or residues from the past can lead to a re-traumatizing effect, whereby the original pain experienced with the parents is recreated without resolution via intimate partners/friends. There may be a problem with the mother in this life, an issue that often has prior-life roots. Many of these individuals have experienced lifetimes wherein the family or early life context has lacked safety. This had the effect of creating radical insecurity in the individual – the feeling that, emotionally speaking, there is nowhere one can feel at home. The individual is then forced to redirect their attention inside in order to discover a source of security from within. However, this internal redirection may or may not happen. This process in itself can be traumatic and can lead to ego fracturing, mental splitting and breakdown in some cases.

●Uranus in the 5th House, Leo or in aspect to the Sun With this placement trauma can result from the lack of acknowledgment of one’s gifts or creative contribution to the world, and also corresponds to periods where one has experienced a fall from grace. Trauma could have occurred in the past because the self image was unrealistically high – a feeling of superhuman ability or that one exists without fault. Feedback in this life to the contrary can be destabilizing. Prior-life unconscious memories of achievement or high status only fuel the frustration experienced around lack of acknowledgement. This also corresponds to an internally or externally directed need for total change (Uranus applying to the Sun, the centre of the life force). This situation is inherently insecure as most people base their sense of security on what is familiar, and this change in extremis can promote traumatic mental disassociation or breakdown.

●Uranus in the 6th House, Virgo, or in aspect to Mercury With this placement trauma can occur through experiences of persecution or critical feedback from the external environment. Such persecution can be either objective (e.g. the Inquisition) or subjective (fear of the Inquisition). The incursion of both objective persecution and then the subjective fear of such persecution can problematically intertwine throughout multiple lifetimes. This may result in a deep-rooted sense of inadequacy, a feeling of not being ready for life or good enough to make life work. The individual may struggle to find the right work, or to reform the work that they do. Trauma can occur when the work is compromised, denied or morally corrupt in some way. The feeling of never being ready, of never fully self-actualizing can become its own vicious cycle whereby the individual is re-traumatizing themselves over and over as they move from one crisis to another. Here crisis itself can become a mentality, a method, an addiction. A feeling of victimization as a result of the pattern and a resulting isolation only compounds the problem. This placement can also indicate a situation in which the powers of discrimination were fractured or flawed in some way, leading to the potential for extreme cycles of behavior – total lack of discrimination in chaotic hedonism or near puritan levels of restriction, for example. Both extremes involve the attempt to respond to the inner emptiness and self-criticism.

●Uranus in the 7th House, Libra, or in aspect to Venus With this placement trauma can be experienced through sudden or unexpected changes within the given relationship structures of a person’s life. Unexpected termination of partnerships, the sudden shift from partner to friend, friend to partner can all cause problems for the individual who has based their security on the previous form of the relationship. Trauma here is experienced via expectations that the individual projects onto others and the projections made from others onto them. A high degree of irrational thought and action may exist within relationships. The scale of trauma runs from excessive dependency to fear of dependency (destroying any relationship that comes close to really mattering). As a result of sudden change and loss some of these individuals will develop a detachment from others that is traumatic to the extent that it is dissociative and can result in pronounced loneliness.

●Uranus in the 8th House, Scorpio, or in aspect to Pluto With this placement trauma often occurs through an experience of betrayal (real or imagined) whereby the person to whom one has been committed appears to (or actually does) undergo a nightmarish change of personality or direction, leaving the individual deprived. There can be trauma with this placement relating to sadistic abuse and/or psychological torture of or by others. This may take the form of sexual abuse or the use of sex to manipulate or hold power over another. The impact of such experiences can leave people unable or unwilling to trust again. The individual may approach relationships as a process of psychological confrontation, or test of wills. Understanding the history of these experiences can result in the individual amassing acute psychological understanding but also brings with it the potential for such knowledge to be used aggressively – with the aggression fuelled by the fear that has resulted from prior experiences of betrayal. This can result in a “get them before they get me” mentality.

●Uranus in the 9th House, Sagittarius or in aspect to Jupiter With this placement trauma occurs via personal belief systems which may run counter to the prevailing norms in the environment. This can lead to alienation from the culture or family unit into which one has been born. This alienation may pervade the consciousness, leading to an ongoing fear of misjudgment, of being taken the wrong way. Traumatic experiences may result when belief systems that are extremely fixed and important to the individual are challenged in some way. Mental suffering occurs in direct proportion to the identification that was invested in the belief system in the first place. In extreme cases the alienation or loss of belief can promote a state of complete defeatism or despair, as if the world experienced inside has absolutely no relationship to the one “out there.” Fundamentalism and/or holy war against others who threaten dearly-held beliefs become possible responses.

●Uranus in the 10th House, Capricorn or in aspect to Saturn With this placement trauma can occur through one or both of the parents being dysfunctional or completely lacking in empathy. The lack of validation on a parental level can easily extend into society, whereby the person can struggle to feel accepted or validated. At its most extreme the mental trauma of feeling such a lack of acceptance or judgment from one’s family or society can produce deep depression and despair. Many prior-life memories of a judgmental family and/or culture of origin may compound the problem. This can produce a compressed psychology, a repressive emotional make-up and a psychology of futility as those in power never offer understanding or validation. As a result the individual can feel that there is no point to their life or to anything that they do. Trauma emerges from the sense of being judged and shamed. There may be prior-life memories of being scapegoated by family or tribe and carrying a burden of guilt in isolation.

●Uranus in the 11th House, Aquarius With this placement trauma occurs due to a realization that the individual is not living a life that reflects their true nature. The discovery of the inner lie or false self can be profoundly shocking. There may have been an experience of rejection or punishment when trying to live in a different fashion to the mainstream. Such shocks or fears of imagined (or actual) responses from the environment can promote a psychology of hiding which itself becomes the basis of feeling that the individual is living with an inner lie. Trauma may be experienced though friendships or groups, in that they suddenly change their view of the individual and may even be highly critical or persecutory. This placement refers to the evolutionary intention to detach and in so doing to experience a radical break from all restrictive prior conditioning. As security is constituted primarily through familiarity, this need can create enormous mental stress and anxiety which can cripple the person and prevent them achieving the desired freedom from the past.

●Uranus in the 12th House, Pisces or in aspect to Neptune With this placement trauma can occur as the personality itself begins to dissolve or fall apart under external or internal pressure and stress. This can result in a need for escapism, either through substance use, excessive fantasy or delusion, all of which can lead to madness and/or disturbed behavior. Trauma corresponds to memories of imprisonment and persecution which inculcate a psychology of hiding from others and from life itself. To the extent that the spiritual impulse remains unrealized there exists a capacity for powerful disillusionment, fear and loss of meaning. In extreme cases, states of catatonia, mental imbalance and psychosis all represent the epitome of withdrawal from life. Others may endlessly sleep or retreat into fantasy life to escape the demands of the actual. Still others may never properly sleep, haunted instead by dreams which include present anxieties blurred into prior-life memories of struggle and meaninglessness. In rare cases the phenomena of psychic attack, possession by “entities” and feelings of having lost a part of the self may have occurred.

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