posted July 24, 2013 09:07 AM            

There was heavy influence in rap, R rated movies and generally stuff that seems quite profane. Things were just much darker and much more Scorpio. Sex, death and things dark generally..

Everything Pluto touches - we learn a big lesson clearly. I've been reading about Pluto's transitions and how things have changed. When Pluto left Scorpio; we saw much more funding put into prevention of STD's.

As it entered Sagittarius; deals were made. Wars erupted as countries fought for independence, such as the states in Yugoslavia. The Dayton Agreement was reached, which was an agreement from both sides on freedom and independence (the transition from Scorpio to Sagittarius)

In 2001, we saw 9/11; which caused major conflict between religions and beliefs. It also saw economic optimism. It saw economic growth, it made others become optimistic economically and say 'Hey, everything will be fine.'

Since Pluto is such a strong planet and Sagittarius is all about freedom and independence and philosophy, religion and law, etc; there were MAJOR reforms in public education. There were concerns on what kids were being taught and the kids themselves were much different.

I'd like to refer to media during Pluto in Sag too; kids wise. Disney made 'High School Musical', an upbeat, high tempo, 'friendly' movie which was almost certainly reaching out to the Pluto in Sagittarius generation and since that movie, Disney's programming changed drastically. They were getting ready to influence the new generation.

When Pluto in Capricorn arrived, we had a major economic collapse. Stock markets crashed and we saw all the mistakes and Capricorn is usually a pessimitic sign; a clear example of now.

I'd like to hear your views on how you think our future generational politicians will influence the world and it's beliefs. I am new to astrology and I hope this is a good interpretation of Pluto and how it's affected the recent years.

posted July 24, 2013 09:14 AM            

I have noticed that it's like, everywhere, there's a pessimistic, fatalistic attitude, especially in the media. People seem more depressed and on edge with doomsday scenarios and prepping like the world is about to end. The world has been supposedly ending for thousands of years and it hasn't ended yet so I'm not too worried. It does help to have a bug-out bag in an area prone to natural disasters, one thing I learned during Pluto in Capricorn. Let's not go overboard, shall we?

Hasn't anyone heard of the self fulfilling prophecy? If enough people believe society is collapsing, the apocalypse is approaching, will it? One of the mysteries of the mind and it's impact on reality.

My Mercury/Jupiter conjunction in Libra is somewhat pessimistic in the Capricornian duad but not completely and utterly dismal. A healthy dose of pessimism is essential, too much spells disaster.

posted July 24, 2013 09:49 AM            

All this negativity; it's Capricorn. The belief that the world is ending, the sudden interest in global warming. It's all relating to pessimism.

posted July 24, 2013 10:07 AM            

We are being ruled by the Leo, Virgos and Libras and what I have noticed is this 'net' people have for kids nowadays, which never used to be there.

Virgo is the sign that gives and provides and helps. Would this be a Virgo quality introduced by the Virgo politicians?

posted July 24, 2013 10:43 AM            

Pluto in Crapicorn is an annoying generation. TOO many pessimistics

posted July 24, 2013 07:12 PM            

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Originally posted by m.blade:
I wonder what Pluto in Aquarius kids will be like..

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posted July 24, 2013 09:10 PM            

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Originally posted by Thermidor:
We are the disgrace of our elders

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ALL generations are a disgrace of their elders.

posted July 24, 2013 09:53 PM            

My own thoughts are that Pluto in any sign means that the generation has 'subconscious' behavior linked to the sign and through life experience and with Pluto's help, they will manage to regain power and control of that life aspect. So for my generation, it's not that Pluto or 'we' want to 'control' relationships, but more of an understanding that relationships and the dynamics of relationships we want are within our 'control'. This relates to personal relationships as well as to relationships we have with money, religion, work, play, and all the big uh oh's of life.

I also have Pluto in the 8th house which is fairly close to Pluto in Scorpio so I can probably relate most to the next generation whereas others may find them too intense, too compulsive and too psychologically probing. The way it plays out is that to others it seems like they want to experience everything that appears to give them 'power' and 'control' but it's all psychological - until they can free themselves to experience the true power of the soul, they will stay in Scorpio's underworld and never be truly connected with society and the world outside them. Once they learn and regenerate their ability to hold power and control without abuse, they will make great strides in the world evolution.