Full Moon in Taurus October 25-26th 2026

Summary

Pam Gregory interprets the second half of October and the Taurus full moon of October 25–26, 2026, as a period of intense social, political, and personal change. Her comments are astrological interpretations and forecasts, rather than independently verified predictions.

• Protests and political change: Gregory connects widespread protests and unrest in several countries to astrology she sees as signaling challenges to existing power structures. She views the breakdown of old systems as a painful but potentially necessary prelude to building a more compassionate and equitable society.

• Power, relationships, and money: She highlights Pluto turning direct in Aquarius on October 15–16, saying it may intensify power struggles—especially for people with planets or chart angles in the early degrees of fixed signs. She also associates Pluto’s aspects to Venus with control and manipulation in relationships, the treatment of women, and hidden or illicit financial activity coming to light. Venus retrograde, she suggests, could coincide with volatility in markets, currencies, and precious metals, though she stresses she is not a financial adviser.

• Political and legal uncertainty: Gregory notes that Mercury will be retrograde during the U.S. midterm elections and predicts that results or related disputes may not be quick or clear. She compares the situation to the contested 2000 U.S. presidential election. She also points to astrological alignments involving the U.S., the EU, the euro, and France as possible indicators of scrutiny or change in leadership and governance.

• The Taurus full moon: She describes Taurus as connected to nature, security, possessions, fertility, and precious metals—especially silver. The full moon’s challenging aspects, in her reading, spotlight tensions between attachment and change, and between nature and technology. She sees growing importance in regenerative agriculture, healthier food systems, and more reciprocal relationships with the land.

• Technology and the environment: Gregory frames the tension between Taurus and Aquarius as a choice between natural, earth-centered approaches and rapid technological development, including AI. She mentions resistance to data centers over their use of energy and water and argues that technological convenience should be weighed against environmental costs.

• Further forecasts: She interprets the chart as suggesting possible seismic activity and extreme weather, and identifies several regions through astrocartography that she believes may be especially activated. These are presented as astrological possibilities, not evidence-based forecasts. She also describes the period as part of a longer transformation involving social structures, communication, and technology.

• Personal and collective response: Gregory encourages viewers to avoid beginning the day with distressing news and instead set an intentional emotional tone through meditation, breathing, time in nature, or shared moments of reflection. She believes cultivating peace, love, and joy can influence collective consciousness and help support a more positive future.

Presenter: Pam Gregory Other people referenced: Rosie Finn, Dr. David Clemens, Nancy Rebecca, Heather Enworth, Kelly Coldney, and Lee Harris.