Live Free Uranian Astrology My Astro World Free Readings Yods & Retrogrades

Quick recap

A friendly, occasionally glitchy Uranian-astrology livestream covering Yods (the “Finger of God”) and how retrogrades are treated in Uranian practice. The session mixed technical teaching with personal anecdotes, tech hiccups, Discord/server housekeeping, and light banter.

Opening / vibe

• The stream opened with the usual live-stream audio/sync confusion and jokes about “are we live?” and “My Big Mouth.”
• Co-hosts made playful jabs at each other (a name-change from Becky to Becca got laughs).
• Viewers were reminded about Discord etiquette and how to submit chart requests while the hosts got streaming set up.

Main topic — Yods (Yud)

Definition and formation

• Yod (Hebrew yud) is commonly called the “Finger of God.”

  In Uranian and other traditions it’s treated as a powerful midpoint configuration.

• Formation: two planets in sextile (60° apart) that both make a 150° relation to a focal planet. A tight orb is used, usually around 1°.

• Relationship to midpoints: Yods are essentially special midpoints — not every midpoint is a Yod, but every Yod is a midpoint.

Interpretation

• Yods function as life-purpose indicators:
  • The focal planet represents a destiny or goal.
  • The two sextile planets represent energies or hurdles you must work through to reach that goal.
• Expect chronic challenge, dramatic swings between success and despair, and a drive or compulsion toward the focal point.

Personal example

• The main speaker shared their Yod: Mercury and Saturn sextile, both conjunct Uranus (Uranus as the focal planet).
• They used this to explain influences on their intellectual work, individuality, struggles within astrology communities, and why they pursued Uranian astrology.

Practical notes

• Tools: free chart software, apps, and ephemerides can detect Yods.
• Tip: treat Yods as midpoint-based signals; use software that reports midpoints and tight orbs to find them reliably.

Main topic — Retrogrades in Uranian astrology

General principle

• Retrogrades signal review and re-evaluation of the planet’s domain.
• Uranian astrology treats retrogrades seriously, including for trans-Neptunian planets.

Quick run-through: what to re-examine when each planet retrogrades

• Mercury: thinking and communications (miscommunication is two-way).
• Venus: love, tastes, aesthetics, values.
• Mars: actions, work, day-to-day activity, hobbies.
• Jupiter: fairness, equity, and where growth should happen.
• Uranus: individuality, genius, standing out vs. following the herd (hosts noted Uranus was retrograde at the time).
• Saturn: career, responsibility, recurring obligations.
• Neptune: hidden matters, spiritual beliefs, possible unseen enemies.
• Pluto: areas needing deep change and transformation.

Trans-Neptunes and Uranian-specific points

• The stream covered many Uranian hypothetical planets (examples):
  • Capito, Hades, Zeus, Kronos, Apollon (“a-pollen”), Admetos (variants like “mos/inos”), Vulcan(us), Poseidon, etc.
• Each retrograde invites a revisit of that point’s domain (family/corporate structures, karma/repairs, creative impulses, leadership/security, learning/success, energy investments, spiritual doctrine, and similar themes).
• Hosts emphasized checking stationary degrees during retrogrades for significant access points.
• Tip: use an app or ephemeris to see current retrogrades; check half-sums and midpoints to find where retrograde planets activate an access point.

Uranian method & emphasis

• Uranian astrology centers midpoints as dousing rods: two planets energize focus on a third.
• The hosts argued Uranian midpoints and Yods provide clarity that other systems may miss.
• They encouraged using their app and courses to learn midpoint and Yod reading properly and warned against DIY mistakes.

Practical / housekeeping items

• How to submit a chart for live reading:
  • Send month/day/year (U.S. month-first order emphasized), exact birth time, and current place of residence.
  • Hospital name can help the app with rectification.
• Discord/server:
  • Admissions are vetted — be patient.
  • Have a headset and respond to vetting messages; don’t expect instant 24/7 access.
• Community norms:
  • Ask the hosts first rather than posting to random forums.
  • Questions are invited; next livestream announced in two weeks (they asked viewers to propose topics early).

Notable jokes / lines

• “Are we live?” (startup confusion)
• “My Big Mouth” (about volume)
• “Like the Mafia… every time you try to get out, MOS pulls you back in” (joke about stubborn, recurring influences)
• Banter about changing Becca’s name on the server and other light teasing among hosts

People mentioned / personalities

• Main host (lead speaker; shared the personal Yod story)
• “Nice” (co-host; stepped out briefly and returned)
• Becca / Becky (assistant/mod; name-change banter)
• Rajie (viewer who requested the Yod topic)
• David (friend/translator with Hebrew knowledge)
• Ruth Bruman (astrologer who rectified the main host’s chart)
• Roger (asked about grand squares; briefly referenced)

Overall

A deep, personal, and practical session on Yods and retrogrades through a Uranian lens — focused on midpoints and life-purpose interpretation, with actionable tips for detecting and working with these factors. The live Q&A, technical banter, and server logistics were sprinkled throughout, keeping the tone approachable and conversational.