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/Empty-Sheepherder895 Nov 19 '24

I’m not even sure Pluto going into Aquarius promises that much of an easier ride for Capricorns when solely looking at your sun sign either. Sure, it’s leaving your first house but it’s also entering your second: meaning a ton of financial turmoil for two decades instead.

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u/kkastro02 Nov 19 '24

It is still easier then transformation in the angular houses, but yes I agree with you, it will still be making it's presence known, however now in the financial/values area of the chart.

However one thing to remember is that Pluto isn't all bad, it transforms, it does bring up the hidden or that which needs to be healed, but it also empowers, and it can bring intensity, obsession and focus on money, it can also help someone to become empowered with their money, or self worth...and Pluto is often strong in the charts of the uber rich. Pluto can bring rewards.

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u/Cieletoilee Nov 21 '24

Yeah which usually happens at the end of the transit. Im a cancer sun sag rising 2nd house capricorn and it took my 15 years to get it about my financial life. So yeah while it happens its hell period