posted November 26, 2016 01:47 AM            

I haven't expirienced trine and never will, I've been through tr. pluto conjunct moon and I got married and had a daughter.

You are worried cus natal pluto makes hard aspects in your natal. In mine it opposes venus but when trines it in transit I manage to keep my marriage happy and stable when at the same time tr. saturn squared venus.

posted November 26, 2016 12:26 PM            

So far, my life has been full of turmoil and emotional upsets and I can't seem to regain my footing.

My main question with these transits are, What are we supposed to gain from a Pluto transit? (hard or soft).

posted November 26, 2016 03:41 PM            

It was square my Venus while conjunct my Vertex, trine my Moon, and sextile my Sun all within a degree, maybe two.

I met my husband, who I firmly believe is my soulmate.
I met an energy healer, and began amazing energy work that changed my life for the better, and for the long-term.
I got pregnant (planned, and prayed for).
I had my son, who I of course have the Pluto trine Moon aspect with in synastry, which creates a very close bond.

My soul was transformed in the best possible ways.

posted November 26, 2016 11:28 PM            

I have the trine natally, and I've always thought that it's a positive aspect. I need to run, so I can't get into why that might be right now.

I've only experienced the harsh transits, aside from the trine to my Sun, when it was in Sadge. If I make it to Pluto moving into Aquarius, then I'll also have the trine to my Moon/Venus via transit. That will be after the square to my Mercury/Ceres/Chiron/Sun.

posted December 03, 2016 03:50 AM            

Pluto represents an unconscious area in our psyche that can manifest as a person or situation that triggers discomfort and turmoil. Pluto transits to the Moon will most likely mean a woman, or the mother. Pluto tends to bring unconscious material to the surface and with the Moon, we're likely to experience the bowels of our emotions, particularly with the conjunctions and hard aspects. Because Moon-Pluto represents the "Dark Mother archetype," there's an intensity to our experiences at this time surrounding the feminine/maternal dimension of life. But the more we've worked on ourselves and are open to learning about these hidden parts of our psyche, the less turmoil we experience from a Pluto transit.

Breath work, healing, psychoanalysis, hypnosis, rebirthing, or therapeutic regression are the kinds of things that are helpful aids for working with Pluto transits.

A line from the poet Rilke describes Pluto very well: "storms of emotion whirled into rapture."

posted December 03, 2016 06:51 AM            

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Originally posted by peony:
A Pluto transit is about making the unconscious conscious. It brings about self-awareness, particularly of the things we tend not to identify with within ourselves, attributes or feelings we repress that don't conform to ego ideals. But, the process of working with and through a Pluto transit is often, although not always, accompanied by drama and turmoil.

Pluto represents an unconscious area in our psyche that can manifest as a person or situation that triggers discomfort and turmoil. Pluto transits to the Moon will most likely mean a woman, or the mother. Pluto tends to bring unconscious material to the surface and with the Moon, we're likely to experience the bowels of our emotions, particularly with the conjunctions and hard aspects. Because Moon-Pluto represents the "Dark Mother archetype," there's an intensity to our experiences at this time surrounding the feminine/maternal dimension of life. But the more we've worked on ourselves and are open to learning about these hidden parts of our psyche, the less turmoil we experience from a Pluto transit.

Breath work, healing, psychoanalysis, hypnosis, rebirthing, or therapeutic regression are the kinds of things that are helpful aids for working with Pluto transits.

A line from the poet Rilke describes Pluto very well: "storms of emotion whirled into rapture."

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I seem to have loved you in numberless forms...

posted December 03, 2016 01:30 PM            

The first time was back in February this year. The second time was in Retrograde back in July. The third time will be around the 10th and 11th of this month.

I don't know how it affects him but back in February I was severely depressed and I had just started back on antidepressants. Of course, antidepressants don't work instantly, so I spent a good portion of February adjusting to the medication.

When I told him about my depression, he was furious. I had insisted before February each and every time he brought it up that I was not depressed. He thought I lied to him. In reality, I had just forgotten that you don't have to feel depressed to be depressed and I didn't notice how depressed I was until I was sick of crying on a regular basis from absolutely nothing. To this day, I'm still surprised it took me so long to notice.

Back in late July, I was away on vacation and spent less time with him. On top of deciding never to return to where I went, he was utterly miserable the entire time I was gone and I had given up a lot of the things I wanted to do while I was there just to be more available to talk to him. Not like I can go a week without an Internet connection. I'm practically addicted to it (especially Google).

Anyway, the month basically ended with me thinking that I would have to drop my Creative Writing class this semester, because I doubted there was anything that could fix my brain. It felt clogged and foggy. I couldn't think properly and it had been bothering me for the longest time before I decided to complain to my psychiatrist just for the sake of it. I mean, it bothered me, so I just told him about it to vent and then I learned that a medication was recently developed that can enhance cognitive abilities. I ended up able to take my Creative Writing course so I'm thinking properly again.

Like I said, I don't know how he's being affected by the transit, but I can say that he has experienced a lot from it. We both have. I'm not the one having the transit. I was just scared of the transit when I noticed he was going to have it. We had quite a few problems to work through this year and I wasn't sure if we would make it.

It just seemed like the transit would tear us apart and I felt overwhelmed by the thought, which I think may have resulted in me not being as emotionally available.

Besides, his Pluto transit may be stronger than my Pluto-Sun trine, but I've still had to alter how I view reality (thanks Neptune). These past few years haven't been the easiest for me with the way my health issues have affected my work. He ended up being caught in my complicated web of issues and this contributed to me wondering if his Pluto-Moon transit was going to convince him to leave me. It hasn't happened yet, but I'm not sure how the transit will end for him. It doesn't seem like the transit is going to affect our relationship to the point it ends.

Either way, transit Pluto to natal Moon sounds scary. In fact, I managed to be grateful that I would never experience one until I realized that I have Pluto in Scorpio in my natal chart and I have a Gemini Moon. It took a bit of searching to find the year I experienced the opposition.

I experienced the opposition back in 2007.

The opposition was exact on:
February 12th, 2007
May 21st, 2007
December 11th, 2007

I don't have much evidence to back up what I went through, but judging by one of my childhood journals, I was probably dumped at some point or bitter for an entire year after it happened. There are quite a few "ex-boyfriend" entries for 2007. Said ex-boyfriend was a Sagittarius, so he may have dumped me when Pluto was conjunct his Sun. We were an awful match so I can't blame him for finally ending it. Strangely enough, the ex was also a Venus in Scorpio and I would have never guessed. Do Venus in Scorpoios typically ignore the person they "love" for weeks at a time? I don't know, but this ex was like that.