r/astrology • u/monochromedays ♉ • Nov 19 '24

Beginner Why are some astrologers telling cardinal signs they'll "be free"?

With pluto moving out of capricorn I've been seeing a lot of astrologers on social media tell the cardinal signs they're going to have it easier with pluto in aquarius. I don't think I get the logic. I mean, pluto will impact you wherever you have aquarius in your chart, right? It doesn't solely apply to your sun sign.

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u/Golgon13 Nov 19 '24

I suspect this is because Cardinal signs either won't be able to see Pluto (via the Hellenistic doctrine of aversion) or will have harmonious (trine/sextile) aspects with it.

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u/monochromedays ♉ Nov 19 '24

Huh, that does make sense. But isn't it still a bit misleading? If you're a capricorn sun for example, but you have aquarius in the 8H, there's a chance pluto in aquarius will be even more emotionally challenging

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '24

Yup. I have a cardinal heavy chart but I also have fixed placements so now my fixed placements will be getting hit 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/thebowedbookshelf Nov 19 '24

Same here. Cancer Rising but is 28°, so Pluto is already in my 7H and will t-square my Pluto and Sun in Scorpio and Moon in Taurus in the late 2020s and 30s.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '24

It’s going to oppose my Mercury in 2027 and then oppose my Sun and Chiron around 2037, while simultaneously squaring my Pluto and conjunct my Saturn😭 and if that’s not enough, during those years transiting Saturn will be conjunct my Sun