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Topic: CHIRON - PLUTO SYNASTRY
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sophiastral
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posted September 06, 2020 12:57 AM
  
Hi! I´ve been looking for information about the contact Chiron-Pluto (synastry).
My pluto trine his chiron (0 s)
His pluto square my chiron (-3 s)My chiron in his sixth house, my pluto in his ninth house.
His chiron in my third house, his pluto in my seventh house. How does it impact our interaction?. I´d like to use this energy in a contructive manner.
Thank you.
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livvywatermonkey
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posted September 08, 2020 06:54 PM
Hi Sophieastral,Which house in your chart is your Chiron & Pluto?
Which house in his chart are his Chiron in Pluto? I would say from this you may experience him as a powerful personality but his expressions of power may be more hurtful to you, & yours more helpful to him/nurturing for him Let me know if this resonates xx IP: Logged |
Randall
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posted September 08, 2020 07:25 PM
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sophiastral
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posted September 08, 2020 08:46 PM
Dear livvywatermonkey:In my chart scorpio Pluto (7 house) squares leo chiron (4 house).
In his chart scorpio pluto (8 house) trines cancer chiron (5 house).
We both have similar family stories. And yes, what you say is totally true!! When he says an opinion to me it feels kind of weird, even if he´s polite. It´s like "a feeling". It´s crazy.
We both are good to one another, but i´d like to know how to canalize this energy properly. Thank you very much! 
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livvywatermonkey
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posted September 08, 2020 09:43 PM
@sophieastral I think you’ve got the chance of working through your parent wounds in relationship with each other, but this would require both of you to choose that. You may be tempted to overfunction on his behalf. I think he is activating your mother wound & you are activating his father wound. If he reacts strongly to you sometimes it may be difficult not to take this personally. I would say do not invest too much in trying to nurture him until you know he really wants you to, until you have more clarity about how he is responding to you, & until you know he is able to adapt his own approach towards you so that you too can feel safe - he’s not the only one in the relationship who gets to work through their insecurities & you are not obliged to take the burden of responsibility for helping him move through his side of unconscious “baggage” ... you may be tempted to think if you just make this sacrifice with nothing in return he will eventually see you too are worth sacrificing for but that can be a dangerous choice to make if he is not even necessarily ready or seeking to be helped in such a way at this stage xxx Let me know if this resonates! IP: Logged |
sophiastral
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posted September 08, 2020 10:57 PM
On point!
We´ve talked about these "wounds", and i speak about it with him very openly. i feel like it just flows to me, because i feel like: "i undertand you". He does it when he feels ok talking about it. i respect it and i give him enough space, even when i would like to help him more with this. ON POINT! But it´s true, i have to keep giving him time and space to do his healing process by his own, even if i know it´s hard to pass through it.
Thank you very much!
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Randall
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posted September 18, 2020 02:26 PM
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