A Note From Uranus
About Your Relationships
Welcome to the sixth note in the series “A Note From the Planets”.
This is a series of written posts based on my astrological and intuitive transmission for the first quarter of 2026. You can view the full video on my Youtube channel.
Before I share the note from Uranus, I have a disclaimer on the astrology. The messages are based on an uncommon astrological system that uses fixed stars and ancient meanings for the zodiac signs and planets. Therefore, my interpretations will differ in meaning and timing than what you may be seeing. I’m not here to teach astrology. I am here to read, channel, and share as I am directed. Take what resonates and leave the rest. Oh and anything inside the brackets “[ ]” are comments from me.
Uranus wants us to know that emotional sensitivity is creating a need for us to evaluate of our relationships.
You’ve probably noticed this. Everyone has become more sensitive lately.
This sensitivity has been showing up and causing issues in your relationships. All of your relationships. Not just the romantic ones.
You have probably wondered at some point recently if it makes sense to remain connected to some of them. Don’t beat yourself up. Many people are feeling like this.
This is happening, because you’re changing and they’re changing too. This makes this a good time to evaluate your relationships.
There is only room for truthful answers here. It’s very important that you are honest.
Mercury is still retrograding for a few more days, so this isn’t the time for a “Come to Jesus” meeting. This is a quiet query. Take the time to sit with the questions and answer them. That is all you need to do for now.
Before you begin, consider your goals, personal resolutions, and commitments this year. Think about who you need in your corner while you achieve these things. What do you need to navigate life now in this current landscape? With those things in mind, you can start answering the questions. Apply them to each person that is connected to you currently.
How are you experiencing this person now? How are you experiencing your relationship with them now? What has shifted? Does it need to change to meet your needs now? Has this relationship run its course or can it be salvaged?
Are your needs being met by those in your life now? If the answer is no, then search for when your needs stopped being met. Were they ever met? What’s changed? Now answer: what do you need more of from your relationships? What do you need less of?
Picture yourself as a member of the high court who has been elected as the queen or king. When they lower the crown on your head, who do you need in your court to help you navigate this new role?
Do you need a court jester? A strategist? Do you need spiritual counsel, an astrologer? Both or neither? Do you need a voice of reason? Or maybe perhaps a henchman?
What will these people do? Who in your court is dead weight? Are they worth saving or is it better to be “off with their head”? Also, take inventory to see if you already have people with these abilities and skills in your life. Maybe their roles need to be shifted to new ones.
Once you work out the list of what you need and don’t have, place an order. Write your list and put it away. Set an intention that your order will be filled when you need it and in the best ways possible for both you and them. Check in on this in April. Let the last weeks in March be the review period. Do not rush this. Allow it to be a thoughtful exercise.
It is important to answer the hard questions now, because harder aspects are going to come and test you.
You will become more sensitive to relationships that hinder more than they help. You have the option to separate yourself. If that feels like the best decision, then it is important to follow through and create the space.
Do keep in mind that everyone is on a course for elevation and people are elevating from different places and at different paces. It is different for everyone, so do not apply the same reasoning here.
You are rising to new heights. It’s time to shop for what and who you need to support your reign. Start with an earnest account of what’s there and where the holes exist. Perform this exercise with love and care for yourself and those in your life too.
Do not forget to consider the capacity and capability of the people who are with you now. There may be certain things that you need, but ask yourself, are the people in your life capable of giving you this? Do they have the capacity to do this? Consider their needs as well and whether you have the capacity and capability for them too. You will need to be realistic.
By asking the question, you may realize that it isn’t that they won’t do what you need. They simply can’t. In recognizing this, you should understand that it is unfair to hold them to account for, or continually request, something of which they are not capable. Adjustments may be needed all around, specifically to your expectations, your requests, and / or placement on the roster, yours and theirs.
When it comes to the relationships with lower stakes, be more heavy handed during the review. For example, think of the ones who call once in a while, but you never call them. The ones who are not really pouring into you or enriching your existence in any way. The ones who seem to only reach out when they need something from you: your time, attention, advice, or other requests. They may need to be cut. Quick fixes are not the option here. There are no bandages to patch up what must be released.
This does not mean that everyone that does not fit the bill must be removed from your life entirely. Instead, you could reduce the energy that you put into those relationships. Move the spotlight elsewhere. Establish boundaries where you speak with them when it is best for you to engage.
For close knit / longer relationships, provide them with a bit more grace. Try to see things from their perspective. Consider talking to them about how you’re feeling. Look for a resolution that works for both of you.
[What’s helped me is to ask myself what would make me happy, not what I think is right. Let’s say that you want to be with someone who listens to your business ideas and helps you pick the best ones, but the person you’re with doesn’t do that.
Yes, it’s right to want them to be someone that you can roll over and talk about your ideas. But, what if they aren’t versed in business and can’t give you what you really want. Or what if they don’t completely understand what you’re doing? They’re trying to meet the need, but their efforts are causing you frustration. You’re meeting their efforts with criticism, not gratitude, which will only cause more friction.
By focusing instead on what would make you happy, you might realize that you would be happy sharing your business ideas with someone who understands what you’re doing. Someone who can challenge you where you need it, give useful advice on how to make your ideas a reality. Someone who is thrilled to support you in your pursuits.
Does it really make you happy expecting this from someone who has shown that they can’t do what you want? What if you had a business bestie who meets that need already, then would you really be upset that it isn’t your partner?
Take what’s “right” out of the equation. Focus on what’s going to make you happy. Take the pressure off.]
Community is going to be very important for us all. It has been brought up repeatedly, but here it is again. It will be important for you to craft, curate, and join the right ones to support you and who you can support too. This review of your current relationships is a good start to defining what your needs are and the possible people and communities who can meet them.
The Notes from the Planet series that you’ve been enjoying came from the insights I provided during my first Quarterly Gathering. The second quarter is coming up.
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