Uncontrollable Outbursts

We are already seeing clear signs of what to expect in the upcoming year: many jobs and reputations will be lost due to individuals acting impulsively and failing to manage their tempers. Outbursts of frustration or anger can lead to serious disagreements, arguments, fights, or even worse outcomes.

Each Universal Year presents lessons designed to help humanity evolve to a higher level of consciousness. The year 2026 emphasizes not only the importance of self-sufficiency and the pursuit of individual interests but also the necessity of fostering peace, flexibility, and compromise. It is essential to cultivate unassertiveness and respect for others, rather than adopting a selfish focus on oneself.

There will be a noticeable increase in domestic violence cases and contentious divorce agreement disputes over the next twelve months.

Not only will people in the world be intensely competitive, but they'll also be aggressive and hostile. Combative behaviors are particularly evident in competitive environments, and their prevalence will be increasingly noted in the realm of sports.

Take, for example, the recent incidents in sports:

• A heated confrontation arose between U.S. tennis player Taylor Townsend and Latvian player Jelena Ostapenko. What began as a dispute over tennis etiquette at the net erupted into an online controversy post-match, complete with serious allegations of racism.

• Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected from the game after spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

  
  

• ESPN analyst Ryan Clark continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons, facing widespread backlash for his disrespectful behavior towards his colleague.

• Miami Baseball Game Confrontation: After a baseball was hit into the stands, a woman, now referred to as "Phillies Karen," took the ball from a 10-year-old boy. A nearby Phillies fan then rushed over, grabbed the ball, and brought it to his young son. Undeterred, aka "Phillies Karen," approached the man and seemed to yell at him. Eventually, he handed the ball over to her.