The Synchronicity Podcast with Nadiya Shah
Sep 21, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 21 segments
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In one of the last Rocky Balboa movies, you have Sylvester Stallone giving his son a speech.

It's one of those things that's kind of viral if you are already part of that algorithm.

Whatever happens in life, he says, life isn't always sunshine and rainbows, right? How much can you take and keep moving forward? Like that's what defines a person.

That's what defines the best of who it is that we can be, is how I would sum up this wonderful speech that he gives.

I'm not saying necessarily that there's going to be conflict, but sometimes conflict does bring forward our very best.

But I do think that for some of us out there, there might be a measure of some disappointment.


like we were let down or disillusioned or disappointed, especially in other people as oppositions tend to be energies that we project outwards and play themselves out in relationships in particular.

However, simultaneously, we get these other beautiful energies like the sun speaking in supreme harmony with Pluto.

And the sun next week will perfect a supremely harmonious connection with Uranus as well.

But really, it's a grand trine that is playing out here with this full moon energy.

And that means talking things out or being willing to think of things differently.

with Pluto, Sun, and Uranus all in air signs, all the three air signs communicating with each other in supreme harmony.

This is about brilliant ideas that can be life-changing, if not world-changing at the same time.

These energies are ones of how other people are social connections with each other because air signs are considered the social signs.

How these connections can ultimately help fuel a different understanding of ourselves, of our lives, can open up an understanding of what's worth focusing on and what isn't.

Now, just Pluto trying the sun is one of my most favorite energies, I have to say.

In one of the last Rocky Balboa movies, you have Sylvester Stallone giving his son a speech.

It's one of those things that's kind of viral if you are already part of that algorithm.

Whatever happens in life, he says, life isn't always sunshine and rainbows, right? How much can you take and keep moving forward? Like that's what defines a person.

That's what defines the best of who it is that we can be, is how I would sum up this wonderful speech that he gives.

I'm not saying necessarily that there's going to be conflict, but sometimes conflict does bring forward our very best.

But I do think that for some of us out there, there might be a measure of some disappointment.


like we were let down or disillusioned or disappointed, especially in other people as oppositions tend to be energies that we project outwards and play themselves out in relationships in particular.

However, simultaneously, we get these other beautiful energies like the sun speaking in supreme harmony with Pluto.

And the sun next week will perfect a supremely harmonious connection with Uranus as well.

But really, it's a grand trine that is playing out here with this full moon energy.

And that means talking things out or being willing to think of things differently.

with Pluto, Sun, and Uranus all in air signs, all the three air signs communicating with each other in supreme harmony.

This is about brilliant ideas that can be life-changing, if not world-changing at the same time.

These energies are ones of how other people are social connections with each other because air signs are considered the social signs.

How these connections can ultimately help fuel a different understanding of ourselves, of our lives, can open up an understanding of what's worth focusing on and what isn't.

Now, just Pluto trying the sun is one of my most favorite energies, I have to say.
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