Pluto and Change
Pluto's Cycle is best understood as a deep Transformation Cycle. Pluto's message embodies the deep archaic feminine element. It teaches us that we can be fruitful, creative, and healing, as well as dark, destructive and cruel.
Pluto's experiences can be related to misuse of power, helplessness, dependency, and entanglement. On the other hand, Pluto's strength is associated with tremendous creativity, profound psychological changes in oneself, and an association with supernatural healing forces. It has also been called the archetype of the magician!
Pluto can be seen in Nature through violent events such as Volcanoes and Geysers. A geologist explains, "Volcanoes both harass and help humankind. However, the short-term hazards posed by volcanoes are balanced by benefits. Volcanic materials ultimately break down to form some of the most fertile soils on Earth."
Knowing where Pluto is in your Astrological Natal Chart can help you understand where your most extraordinary creativity and power lies and where the fundamental wound of power and transformation exists. Once you have understood and harnessed this powerful energy, it can provide magic to you and those around you. The volcano's image can help us know how we are intrinsically connected to Nature and its principles. Pluto shows up as a symbolic message. It is just that its news is hard to ignore, much like a Volcano.
Now that Pluto has gone direct, it is time to move forward and bring forth your unconscious feminine power from the depths of your psyche. If you have been afraid to step into deeper healing processes, this is the time to move forward with them. Our psychological wounds can be embraced and understood. Now is the time. Let the steam come up from your volcano, and release the tension of long ago beliefs and feelings that no longer serve you. You will have new fertile ground to walk upon to nourish your heart and soul.
"Quote For The Week"
What lies behind you,
And what lies before you,
Pales in significance
To what lies
Within you.
–Ralph Waldo Emerson