Uranus: The Outcasted and Its Psychological Complexes

Uranus is often described as the planet of freedom, innovation, and awakening—but beneath its revolutionary symbolism lies a deep psychological story rooted in trauma, disruption, and exile.

This webinar offers an in-depth psychological and mythological analysis of Uranus, revealing why Uranian energy is so frequently associated with suffering, shame, sudden breaks, and the feeling of being an outsider. Drawing from mythology (Uranus, Cronus, Prometheus), psychology, and natal chart interpretation, this course reframes Uranus not merely as the planet of change, but as the planet of unintegrated shock and psychological rupture.

You will explore how Uranus represents early experiences of instability, rejection, and unpredictability, and how these experiences later manifest as rebellion, emotional detachment, compulsive independence, or repeated life disruptions. The webinar also examines Uranus as a collective planet—showing how personal trauma becomes social ideology, activism, or reform movements.

Special attention is given to Uranus in childhood charts, relationship dynamics, career paths, and its connection to modern psychological concepts such as individuation, nervous system dysregulation, and trauma responses.

This is not a surface-level Uranus lecture. It is a psychological deep dive designed for astrologers who want to understand why Uranus hurts before it liberates.