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Astrotheologian Santos Bonacci reads the chart of the world for 2026 — Saturn and Neptune at 0° Aries, Uranus in Gemini and a rare July “basket” of four planets — checked against six thousand years of planetary positions.
15 October 2026 11 min read ▶ 74-min video 7 sources · 1 peer-reviewed

In brief
In an interview recorded on 29 July 2026, Santos Bonacci read the year through the chart of the world: Saturn and Neptune meeting at 0° Aries, Uranus moving into Gemini, and a July “basket” of Pluto, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter 60° apart in a chain. The sky is as he describes. The conjunction was exact on 20 February 2026 at 0°45′ Aries, the closest to the Aries point since 1742 BC, and the July chain was within 2° of exact from 13 to 28 July. Two details need correcting: such meetings come every 1,150–1,470 years, not 800, and the last was in AD 878, three centuries before the Third Crusade.
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Santos Bonacci
Astrotheologian, astrologer and musician; founder of the Universal Truth School.
He reads scripture, myth, language and the body through the zodiac — “syncretism” — and his charts and graphics are on his school's site to study.
universaltruthschool.com ↗ Every summary of Santos Bonacci’s work →
Mundane astrology, read every day
The chart of the world
Asked about the age of Aquarius, Santos Bonacci turns from the birth chart to “the chart of the world”. Just as each of us has a natal chart, he says, the world has one, and by reading it — mundane astrology — “you can ascertain what's going to be coming up in the future… politically and everything.” He looks at it every day. When Saturn and Neptune were entering Aries he foresaw “a big reset”, and he says that what he saw has come to pass and is still unfolding. Forecasts of world events can't be tested from a single case, so this page sticks to the part we can check: the sky he describes.
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- 🔒 Saturn and Neptune at the Aries point
- 🔒 Another 800 years
- 🔒 The July basket
- 🔒 Saturn and Jupiter
- 🔒 Learn from Santos Bonacci
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