Constant pluto transits in my life. What does it mean?

[JayM]

I have an interesting question. If you look at my chart you will see that if you look at where pluto is, and go counter clockwise like a transiting planet would go, you will see that in my life pluto first hit my saturn in my childhood, then it hit mercery and uranus, and now its on my neptune, and later it will hit my sun, jupitor, AC, venus, mars, and I will probably still be alive when it hits my moon. So what is happening is that pluto, in the course of my life will hit all of my planets. I dont think everyone lives long enough for pluto to conjunct every one of their planets. The question is this: what does this mean that pluto is going to conjunct every single planet in my chart? And, during a transit to pluto (not natal pluto) are other aspects to pluto as important, such as the trine, opposition and square?

Or does pluto hit mostly everyones planets? I asked because I assume that pluto moves slowly enough that it doesn't conjunct all of everyones planets. And the planets in my chart seem lined up for pluto to conjunct them (all of them).

Here is my chart. What do you think of this? Is my whole being and how I interact with the world going to change in my lifetime? I know everyones does but it seems extra important in my chart. It seems to me that in the earlier half of my life I will have some intense changes happening to me, and even when im older I will eventually have pluto conjunting my moon.

[waybread]

On one level, it doesn't "mean" anything other than that you were born at a time when this was possible. Some people have a so-called bundle chart, where all their planets are in just 2 or 3 signs or houses, so then they are very likely to have an outer planet hitting them all in a comparatively short time-frame (like, oh, a lifetime.)

A Pluto trine can be a very positive time of change. A sextile can generate exciting changes. The tough ones are the conjunctions, squares, and oppositions. So it is likely that anyone who lives long enough will have quite a few Pluto transits, although not necessarily the most difficult ones.

On another level, it depends what your beliefs about astrology and human life are. If you take a soul-centered approach, then you might believe that your soul chose to incarnate at the time and place most conducive to the lessons it wanted to learn in this lifetime.

Pluto's lessons generally involve some kind of profound sea-change in one's life, consistent with its sign, house, and aspect/s.

[astrologer50]

Spiritually I believe we have all reincarnated to learn certain Lessons with certain people at certain times in our lives. 99% of people experience major life changing transits such as you are suggesting. We all have T Saturn as it takes 28 to complete it's first cycle, T Uranus takes approx 12years, Neptune 15ish and Pluto 20-25ish years. I think life would be quite boring if these planets didn't stir things up occasionally, get us to grow and learn things. Mostly about human behaviour, ours our families etc.

The beauty of astrology is forewarned is forearmed and understanding and working with it helps enormously to ride the tides of life down here....

[JayM]

Originally Posted by waybread

so then they are very likely to have an outer planet hitting them all in a comparatively short time-frame (like, oh, a lifetime.)

Yeah I get that it happenes in a lifetime, but I asked the question because I thought that pluto moves slowly enought that it wouldn't make it to all you planets (I thought it wouldn't make the whole 360 degrees around your chart to where pluto is natally), or does anyone live long enough to experience a pluto return? (the conjuntion, not opposition) I assumed that it doesn't so I thought it meant something specific that mine would conjunct all my planets relatively early in my life.

[EJ53]

Originally Posted by JayM

does anyone live long enough to experience a pluto return?......I assumed they don't.

Pluto takes around 248 years to complete it's cycle, so your assumption is correct Jay.

...so does it mean something specific that mine will conjunct all my planets relatively early in my life.

Pluto will cross your natal Mars around 2050, but you are unlikely to still be alive when it transits your natal Moon some 100+ years from now.

However, your Pluto is in it's own sign; in it's own house; is the final dispositor of every planet in the chart and will conjunct all (except the Moon and Chiron) by transit in your lifetime.

Seems significant to me......but, why the exact qcx with Chiron?......and the sextile to Neptune/trine to Mars?

[If you "view my chart", you'll see that Pluto is currently completing a 61 year cycle of conjunctions with all my natal planets (except Uranus and Moon)......That cycle has transformed my view of "the use and abuse of personal power in groups", which exactly reflects the meaning of my Pluto in Leo/11th......but, Pluto's natal contacts with Mercury/Jupiter/Uranus and Neptune reveal how/in what way my views have changed over those 61 years.]

[waybread]

Pluto has an eliptical or "cigar-shaped" orbit, meaning that it takes a long time to transit some signs, but goes relatively quickly through others. But the major transit aspects would include the conjunction, square, and opposition. Many people will experience the latter two. The baby boom cohort of Pluto in Leo is now starting to experience Pluto in Capricorn, which covers a lot of astrological real estate. This group could live long enough to experience the Pluto square (now past) and even the Pluto opposition to its natal position.

To find Pluto's past, present, and future positions, check an ephemeris such as the one on-line at www.astro.com .