posted February 05, 2013 08:09 AM            

I'm pretty crepped by this transit

Does it have something to do with a destiny also, not only is TRANSIT pluto conjunct NATAL north node

posted February 05, 2013 10:50 PM            

my natal pluto is in scorpio conjunct my moon in scorpio, 1st house, conjunct the North Node transit

I also have pluto conjunct my mars transit

posted February 06, 2013 01:34 AM            

thanks for the help, I'm learning slowly but surely to let go of material things, usually I'm very materialistic

This transit is very frustrating, specifically within the sex department.

posted February 06, 2013 01:37 AM            

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Originally posted by Lonake:
I think anonymidarkness is right. Last time the transiting node was conjunct transit pluto I had a paranormal experience and the message was to basically let go and that the pain is in holding on. Last time the transiting node was conjunct my natal pluto i started into a period of depression because i was trying to hold onto a way of life that i had outgrown, mostly because I didn't know what to build in its place. One astrologer has written that Pluto conjunct NN is akin to looking into the bowels of hell and I don't think she's too far off.

I looked at a case where a person was experiencing 3 conjunctions (yes) of Pluto/NN including transit, progression, natal (combining together), all within the span of a few months. You don't want to know the details but his experience was very Plutonian. I would say that he definitely had an issue at that time with letting go.

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wow, thanks for the replys, I;m excited to see what I go through and tell you lovely people what transformed me.

posted February 06, 2013 01:57 AM            

I found something that was interesting about virginity and pluto, I'm always perceived by others as innocent, naive, which is really starting to nag at me

"""Pluto forces us to give up our innocence. In that way it is like rape. The myth of Hades and Persephone is Pluto’s story. Persephone is kidnapped by Hades/Pluto, dragged down into the underworld and raped or seduced. She must have liked it, for she became Pluto’s wife, Queen of the Underworld. She lost her virginity, her innocence, but in the process became empowered and powerful. After all, Pluto is the king of wealth, as in the word “plutocracy,” rule by the wealthy.""

posted February 11, 2017 11:03 PM            

Thoughts? Since Pluto hit directly this stellium stuff has started to move again for me. If before my experience was of stagnation and "looking into the bowels of hell" as a daily routine already, now I feel something like a heavy force, like being woken up from a slumber that I tried to overcome but couldn't. Even though things are still going slower than I would prefer them, I now know why and how to make the best of what I have.

Also letting go has been a top sensation and theme in the last year or so. So far I've let go of: material possessions, preconceptions, realities, ideals, dreams, education, people, personality traits, bad feelings but also learning how to let go of feelings of comfort that I had been craving. More importantly, I guess it was challenging to let go of the past, not as a concept, but as something it entails - the mark it leaves. Somehow, it seems that the most pressing issues that I used to have, have now been wiped away clean.

To put all of the above in a real context, the last 14 months have been like so: let go of damaging relationship, moving to a new country with a preparation time of only 5 days, being challenged to do things I thought I couldn't do and doing them without batting an eye. Overcoming depression on my own was probably one of the hardest things to do, but then facing its re-occurrence was harder.

I feel like an onion, with each passing day I discover I have a new layer to shed, that there is more bare bone under there to bring to the surface. It feels so liberating to be able to finally be so honest with oneself and own up to whatever it is that comes up.

Then take the old and the new and mash them together.

Being stretched to your personal limits and then some, like an impartial educator Pluto came and didn't bat an eye. I couldn't either. Worth it tho.

There goes my rant about Pluto transit. One last note: happening in the 10th didn't affect my 'career' as much, it was/is more like a "showing of all cards".

Have a good one all!

posted February 12, 2017 06:15 AM            

I`m a guy that am too lazy to think and formulate stuff.

Maybe because since i can think, or started to want to think, pluto was alredy there.

But I think this Tpluto cnj, my NN is going to put an end to this story, also because there is nothing after it.

posted February 13, 2017 11:28 AM            

I went through it, with Pluto on my house of career. I changed career and went to study something totally different from what I had ever done.

posted February 13, 2017 12:09 PM            

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Originally posted by Belage:
Significant transit. It will make you obsess about that NN goal. Depending on its house placement, expect something to die and something new to appear in its place.

I went through it, with Pluto on my house of career. I changed career and went to study something totally different from what I had ever done.

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Wow how cool, great interpretation. Thanks for sharing!