November 2025 begins as a crucible month: a hot, stormy mix of heightened solar activity, fast-moving inner-planetary drama and slow, grinding structural pressure. The immediate astronomy is clear — the Moon reaches its closest full phase (a super-moon / Beaver Moon) on 5 November, giving the week an amplified emotional tide that will make local and international events feel larger and more urgent than usual. Solar wind and geomagnetic indices remain elevated in the SWPC forecasts, so expect communications noise, intermittent satellite glitches and greater sensitivity in HF/GNSS-reliant systems precisely when high-visibility disclosures and crisis management decisions are being made.

Planetary architecture is busy and consequential. Mars moves into Sagittarius in early November and forms tight contacts with Mercury shortly after (the Mars–Mercury close pairing around 12–13 November), while Mars also makes a sharp aspect to Uranus earlier in the month — a signature for sudden escalations, disruptive revelations and aggressive manoeuvres both in geopolitics and in markets. Mercury’s tricky window (retrograde from about 9–29 November in the later degrees of Sagittarius/Scorpio) means communications, legal text and logistics are likely to be revisited, with the Mars–Mercury conjunction producing combustible talk or rapid policy reversals that later require correction. Meanwhile the slow giants keep pressing: Pluto’s earth-heavy pressure and Uranus’s Taurus agitation continue to target supply chains, ports and commodity lines, while Neptune’s influence from Pisces deepens humanitarian, weather and flood narratives and intensifies the emotional resonance of imagery and testimony.

Sidereal/Vedic placements shift the tone further: in the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri ayanamsa) several outer and inner planets sit roughly one sign “earlier” than tropical positions, which emphasises material and security concerns in Vedic readings for November — a practical, sometimes severe colouring to the month’s events. For operational planning and geo-zenith targeting the most exposed meridians remain those we’ve tracked: the Red Sea / Bab-el-Mandeb and Suez approaches, the Gaza-Mediterranean arc, Black Sea / Kyiv-Crimea shipping lanes and the Pacific humanitarian arc around the Philippines. 3I/ATLAS has just passed perihelion and remains a media and symbolic focal point as it moves outward; while scientifically harmless to Earth, the object provides a timing window for disclosures and theatrical statecraft that actors are already exploiting.

The cumulative forecast for November: expect a sequence of high-visibility incidents (port accidents, naval interdictions, large disclosures), punctuated by rapid policy theatre and fragile humanitarian pauses — each amplified by the super-moon and the Mars–Mercury ignition.
In human terms, November asks for steadiness amidst turbulence. The noise will be loud — fiery rhetoric, volatile markets, restless skies — but beneath it, a quiet reordering is taking place. What breaks apart now was already unstable; what endures will do so because it serves life, not profit or power. Neptune’s pull through Pisces deepens our capacity to feel what others endure — floods, famine, displacement — and that empathy must be turned into practical action, not despair. Mars and Mercury may ignite sharp words, but they also lend courage to speak truth and defend what matters. Let clarity and compassion work together: respond, but do not react. In doing so, you help shape the kind of future that the heavens themselves seem to be demanding — one built on truth, balance, and care for the fragile systems that hold us all.