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The retrograde pre-shadow can amplify anxiety and make unresolved issues, looming exes, and general emotional chaffing more present and pressing.
Mercury is known as a personal planet, which means that it affects us significantly and daily. Because the realms that Mercury rules are so integral to our daily routines, we feel the effects of these retrograde more acutely. As the planet readies itself for retrograde, the pre-shadow can amplify anxiety and make unresolved issues, looming exes, and general emotional chaffing more present and pressing; cue the overthinking, the messy expressions and questionable logic.
The pre-shadow period is typically not quite as calamitous as the actual retrograde. It does, however, offer the opportunity to make preparations, tidy corners, button up bulls–t, and otherwise set yourself up for success as we move toward and through more compromising astrological weather.
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