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Topic: Anyone care to share experiences of transiting Pluto square Sun?
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Shankara
Knowflake Posts: 213
From: Buffalo, NY
Registered: Apr 2009
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posted February 13, 2010 09:45 PM
 
Because I feel like I'm going insane, totally out of control, just flailing around in murky depths, surviving hour to hour, not truly suicidal but often feeling like I want to die because I see no solutions, etc. It's the first time Pluto is squaring my Sun; it will be exact (to the minute) in another few weeks. Neptune will be exactly opposing my Venus in 2 weeks, though I'm not sure what kind of impact that is having except with a crazy "love" relationship (up until recently, I NEVER had this kind of drama in my life anymore).Please tell me this will get better and that I'm not alone in feeling this way with a Pluto transit! IP: Logged |
Ami Ann
Knowflake Posts: 216
From: US
Registered: Dec 2009
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posted February 14, 2010 06:20 AM
I have a Pluto transit to my moon.I am just going with it cuz I want my deep patterns to change.
They have not stood me in good stead. I made many poor decisions based on the old familiar patterns.
My life was shaken up two years ago when my son died. After that ,I KNEW that you cannot hold on to old ways of living that seem right.
They all dissolved for me so I try to open myself to Pluto rather than resist.
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comica23
Knowflake Posts: 834
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Registered: Apr 2009
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posted February 15, 2010 06:49 AM
Hi, I have Aries Sun, and transit Pluto is square my Sun too. I fee some hard effect of this transit, but maybe it's coz transit Pluto is also conjunct my Neptune, trine my AC and Mars that I feel better rather than harshness.
But well, I feel that some problems within my chore self are being brought up right now. I guess that the best thing to do is to accept Pluto's lesson, be true to yourself and not making any resistance.IP: Logged |
DD
Knowflake Posts: 3180
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Registered: Apr 2009
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posted February 15, 2010 07:29 AM
I`ve been having Tr Pluto conjunct my Sun and Mercury.
I LOVED it. It sounds masochistic, but I really enjoyed the emotional rollercoaster ride. It was exactly what I needed to break open my shell, to get to know myself better, to let go of some things and welcome others into my life.Having said that it was also a very very dark and exhausting period in my life.
I didn`t want to die, but often I had the feeling like I was dying or was scred I or someone close to me could die. It was insane. There was no reason for this. And I have had to find a lot of inner strength and authority inside of me. I became a pretty strict and authoritative teacher during that time and became much better in showing others where they better shouldn ot cross the line. I doubt some of the pupils and colleagues and parents found me to be very likeable in this time. 
But it was important for me.
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