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Topic: Has anyone had Pluto transit their 10th house?
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elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:21 AM
  
i hadnt considered those retrogrades. i will research what it means.why do you wish your pluto was retrograde..for the intensity? how does seventh house pluto make you feel? IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:23 AM
A 7th house pluto is dreadful...yes,a less intense placement would be most welcome.IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:26 AM
mine is on the cusp of my 8th. im not sure where it plays out more. its dreadful. i agree. my life feels like one big psychic attack, dramatically speaking.IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:27 AM
Can I ask what you studied in college? IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:28 AM
Saturn in the 11th is often raised in a world of adults so that they often do not fit in with their peers. When D, they seek a functional purpose in a group in order to feel that they belong. When ℞, they can become terrified of groups (they were often raised by adults too and they may not relate well to people their own age). D assumes responsibilities in groups but the ℞ people often say that they never do this because of “self imposed limitations.”IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:31 AM
That explanation makes a great deal of sense.I have Capricorn on the cusp of my 11th. Preferred the company of adults to children as a child... still do! The line about not liking groups is so true! The cattle herds can wear you out! IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:32 AM
lol are you noticing my lack of punctuation? this is what happens when you text and chat all the time. the degradation of the english language lol.IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:34 AM
Don't study Philosophy!!It's depressing. You'd never have been depressed if you'd studied computer science now, would you? IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:35 AM
It was a good program with some very interesting classes, I traveled to the balkans as well with one of the professors for a study abroad program. Too much stuff going on(personal issues, family drama, the commute, money) so didn't finish.I've read the 11th has Saturn indicates old souls. What do you think? IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:37 AM
Old souls....I thought it meant a lack of friends.I did read that Saturn in the 11th is one of the "less difficult placements for this difficult planet". IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:38 AM
LOL. Its not necessarily philosophy, but yes philosophy is depressing. I considered taking a software program last year but then that would just add to my list of certification that I haven't used such as my nursing certificate...Also was thinking about real estate or a teaching certificate this year. Too many things...thats why I want to get to the root of it. Astrology helps.IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:40 AM
Hm I always had a hard time with my peers but I don't really have a lack of friends. I don't have a lot of them, but all my friends are true friends I think.IP: Logged |
luisbunuel
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posted July 24, 2013 06:46 AM
It's almost lunchtime here...and got a work deadline for tomorrow. Talk to you later.
PS
You seem so articulate. And sensitive. You would probably do well in any career.
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elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:54 AM
Thank you for replying to my thread and the lovely talk  Have a good day IP: Logged |
elixir
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posted July 24, 2013 06:43 PM
I have uranus transit squaring my natal uranus rx(10th), neptune rx(10th), saturn rx(11th) and jupiter(4th). Also pluto transit is opposite my natal sun/chiron(they are conjunct). Ouch. I had a lot of epiphanies when I realized all that last night.IP: Logged |
slowpoke
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posted August 02, 2013 04:42 AM
Pluto; in a natal, in transits or, in Synastry: in and of itself is a power player to the 10th degree. Learn what it is about and how to use it, it can make you a humble (under line humble) happy camper.Pluto is passionate energy. Its' purpose is to replace the truly outworn and out-used things and issues around us. It is Global masses, society masses and, local masses. It is a group collective. And it will put down anyone who tries to use it for egotistical purposes. On the other hand, learn how to be humbly respectful to others and work with others exclusively for the cause of others, Pluto has the potential to make you a leader. The supporting aspects to Pluto are the keys to help in the process of Pluto.
Do you like Transits? This site may help you learn more.
http://risingpeople.wix.com/synastry-aspecting#!in-the-closet-astro-tools/c1s43
slowpoke
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elixir
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posted August 02, 2013 05:24 AM
thanks slowpoke, is that your site? i was just looking at the synastry chart you posted in the other forum. pretty cool.yes the pluto is humbling. i excelled in everything as a student so lets just say i thought i would have a prestigious career...but i dont regret how any of it happened.. IP: Logged |
Sulkyarcher
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posted February 02, 2016 03:23 AM
It's wrapping up in my 10th house late this year, like around October/November.I have one more year to endure this. Grrrr. I am happy though that it's almost gone. It dipped into my 11th house late in 2014 then went back to my 10th. Now it's in my 11th house, then will retrograde back for like 5-6 months in my 10th, one last time. Then come late this year, and it will be out of my 10th house for good. IP: Logged |
StubbornVirgo
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posted February 02, 2016 07:26 AM
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Originally posted by elixir:
Has anyone had Pluto transit their 10th house? I was in my first year of college when it started in 2008 and I ended up dropping out in 2011. I was always a straight A student so this just shocked everyone, even me. Also I had very random jobs the last 4 years in technology, healthcare, babysitting,working at a library, and other random small things like internships. I cant seem to find anything that I want to commit to, and I have always been a responsible and commited person when it comes to work and school. Also while pluto was in my 9th I was questioning religion a lot and stopped going to church several years ago too. Has anyone had these types of experiences? I really need some insight on this. Also I have neptune and Uranus in 10th too. So transiting pluto is conjunct my neptune right now. This pluto really likes to tear things apart doesn't it?
Interesting... When I had this transit, I was in high school. I dropped out as well. I was an honors student headed for Ivy League, so it was also a pretty big shocker to everyone around me. It did have an undertone of reinvention or evolution to it, though. I went straight to college and started taking classes part time, built my confidence up and ended up getting several college degrees. I have Uranus in my 10th in my natal chart. I will say that it seems to get easier with age and maturity...mine is in Capricorn though, so that might just be me. Saturn transits help with that, too - Saturn is sitting in my MC right now and it's helped me accept more responsibility, be more stable career wise, etc. IP: Logged |
AriesKat
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posted February 02, 2016 01:13 PM
Yup it's still there I believe...lemme go look.IP: Logged |
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