Transit Vibe: Emotional empowerment boost!
Here’s what to do and to avoid when you have transit Pluto sextile Moon. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.
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Avoid During Transit Pluto Sextile Moon
- Don’t ignore your emotions – trying to bottle things up or pretend you’re not feeling anything can backfire during this transit.
- Avoid stubbornly holding onto old hurts or grudges. Pluto wants you to transform and release baggage, not cling to it.
- Try not to manipulate or control loved ones emotionally, even if you’re feeling extra intense or sensitive right now.
- Don’t rush into big emotional decisions or changes; instead, let things unfold naturally as your feelings evolve.
- Steer clear of drama or power struggles in your close relationships, especially with family or people you live with.
- Don’t suppress deep insights or realizations that come up – face them, but don’t overwhelm yourself by taking on too much at once.
- Avoid escapism, like turning to bad habits to numb your feelings, rather than dealing with what comes up honestly.
- Don’t isolate yourself completely, even if you want more privacy – safe, supportive connections can really help you grow during this time.
- Stay away from making promises you’re not ready to keep, especially when it comes to emotional commitments.
- Don’t downplay the need for self-care; stress and intense emotions need healthy outlets, not neglect.
To Do During Transit Pluto Sextile Moon
- Explore your feelings- this is a great time to dig deep and understand your emotions better.
- Start therapy or counseling- you’ll probably get big results working through old stuff now.
- Work on healing family relationships or old wounds from your past.
- Let go of emotional baggage that’s been weighing you down.
- Open up to trusted friends or family about your true feelings.
- Strengthen emotional bonds with people you care about.
- Try out meditation, journaling, or creative activities that help you process your feelings.
- Make changes at home to create a more peaceful and powerful space for yourself.
- Pay attention to your intuition- your gut instincts are stronger during this transit.
- Embrace change and transformation around how you care for yourself emotionally.
What’s Interesting About Transit Pluto Sextile Moon?
- Deepening of Maternal Bonds: According to Marc Edmund Jones in “The Guide to Horoscope Interpretation” (1941), Pluto sextile the Moon can trigger unusual events involving one’s mother or maternal ancestry, such as uncovering family secrets or discovering unknown relatives.
- Increased Mediumistic Sensitivity: Dane Rudhyar points out in “The Astrology of Personality” (1936) that this aspect can stir psychic or mediumistic faculties, especially dreams or premonitions about people who’ve passed away.
- Altered Eating Habits: Frances Sakoian and Louis S. Acker, in “Predictive Astrology: Understanding Transits” (1973), note this transit can bring gradual changes in dietary needs or cravings driven by underlying emotional shifts.
- Transformation Through Domestic Surroundings: Ivy M. Goldstein-Jacobson, in “Simplified Horary Astrology” (1960), suggests that Pluto influencing the Moon can mean sudden, powerful transformations in the household- especially repairs, overhauls, or hidden problems surfacing at home.
- Healing Obsolete Emotional Patterns: Grant Lewi writes in “Heaven Knows What” (1935) that this transit is tied to releasing old emotional baggage or quietly ending unhealthy family routines that have been subconsciously passed down for generations.
- Mystic Union with the Subconscious: Isidore Kozminsky’s “Zodiacal Symbology and Its Planetary Power” (1926) mentions that Pluto sextile Moon heightens one’s ability to connect with the “group soul” or collective unconscious- sometimes felt as a sense of meaningful synchronicity.
- Occult Study of Feelings: Reinhold Ebertin, in “The Combination of Stellar Influences” (1940s English edition), links this transit to the study or practice of occultism or psychology, especially working through dream therapy or shadow work.
- Internalized Power Dynamics: Charles E.O. Carter, in “Essays on the Foundations of Astrology” (1947), observes that Pluto’s positive angle to the Moon can make a person more aware of subtle power plays and control issues within close emotional relationships- in a way that helps resolve rather than escalate conflict.
- Silent Emotional Endurance: Sepharial’s “The New Manual of Astrology” (1920s-30s editions) suggests that under this transit, people may notice a capacity for steady emotional resilience or a secret strength that seems to “just turn up” when really needed.
- Magnetic Charm in Small Groups: Henriette Gordon, in “Astrological Keywords” (1952), says this transit can make you quietly magnetic in friends’ gatherings- helping to subtly unite people or mend rifts without anyone noticing you did the heavy lifting.
Experiencing Transit Pluto Sextile Moon
When Pluto makes a sextile to your natal Moon, it’s like being gently nudged to dig a little deeper into your feelings, your family stories, and even your childhood. But unlike the square or opposition, this vibe isn’t harsh. It’s more like someone shining a flashlight into the corners of your heart and saying, “Hey, you might want to check this out!” You might notice your reactions to stuff are stronger than usual, like feeling suddenly nostalgic or a little more aware of what you truly need from other people. This transit works best if you’re open to discovering something new about yourself- even the parts you usually keep tucked away.
Challenges during Transit Pluto Sextile Moon
- You might suddenly remember stuff from your past that you thought you’d forgotten- sometimes these memories can feel strange or unexpectedly powerful.
- It can sometimes be tricky to explain your feelings to others right now; you might know exactly what you feel, but get tongue-tied when you try to talk about it.
- Some people notice intense dreams or even nightmares, which can be a little unsettling and sometimes leave you feeling “off” when you wake up.
- Your closest relationships (family, housemates, or even close friends) might feel more intense. Old emotional patterns can bubble up, like suddenly realizing you’re acting just like your mom or uncle in some situation.
- This transit can make you crave more alone time, so group activities or big social events might feel kind of draining.
Opportunities during Transit Pluto Sextile Moon
- It’s usually much easier than usual to let go of old hurts. If there’s some emotional baggage you’ve been carrying (even stuff from years ago), you might just be ready to say, “OK, I’m done with this.”
- This is an awesome transit for therapy, journaling, or deep, honest talks with trusted folks. You can really get to the bottom of things now- without it feeling super heavy or overwhelming.
- Your intuition is on fire during this time. You just “know” what you need, what you want, and who you can trust- in a way that’s quietly confident.
- Creative stuff comes more easily, especially if it involves emotions or memories: writing, music, art, or even just making a playlist for yourself can feel really healing.
- If there’s been family drama or unresolved stuff, this is a good window for forgiveness or understanding. The Pluto sextile helps people let go of grudges and see things from a wider perspective.
- You might discover new emotional strengths- maybe you’ve always been the “sensitive one,” but now you realize how being tuned in to others is actually a superpower.
How the Sign of Transiting Pluto Modifies This Transit Sextile to Natal Moon
Read the one for the current sign of transiting Pluto.
- Transiting Pluto in Aries: You’ll feel braver about facing emotional changes or healing old wounds. There’s a push to start fresh with your feelings, maybe finally leaving the past behind for good.
- Transiting Pluto in Taurus: You’re able to really ground your emotions. It’s a steady time for quietly transforming your feelings and values, especially around security, money, or what you own.
- Transiting Pluto in Gemini: There’s a mental twist to your emotions now. Talks, writing, and sharing ideas can spark deep emotional change. You might understand yourself (or others) in new ways through conversations.
- Transiting Pluto in Cancer: Old family stuff or childhood memories could shift in healing ways. You feel safe diving deeper into your roots or home life, and emotional security becomes a real strength.
- Transiting Pluto in Leo: You’re more expressive and creative with your feelings. There’s confidence for emotional risks, and you’ll feel the urge to shine your unique light, even in deep, vulnerable ways.
- Transiting Pluto in Virgo: Tiny emotional details catch your eye. Daily routines or even your health can be areas where emotional breakthroughs happen. You’re able to fix or heal emotional messes with practical steps.
- Transiting Pluto in Libra: Relationships are in focus. There can be major, positive shifts in how you connect or make peace with people. Emotional balance becomes easier, and you’ll want deep honesty in partnerships.
- Transiting Pluto in Scorpio: Super deep emotional changes, but you’ve got the power to handle them. This is about trusting yourself to move through fears and embrace emotional truths that once scared you.
- Transiting Pluto in Sagittarius: Your feelings are tied to big ideas, beliefs, or adventures. You might travel, learn, or explore new philosophies that totally shift your emotional world.
- Transiting Pluto in Capricorn: You’re dealing with facing up to emotional responsibilities or boundaries. Shifts might happen around family, career, or life goals- helping you feel stronger inside.
- Transiting Pluto in Aquarius: Friend groups, communities, or social causes can trigger emotional changes. You’re more open to new, unusual feelings or ways of relating, and the future feels exciting instead of scary.
- Transiting Pluto in Pisces: Your empathy and intuition run deep now. Dreams, art, or spiritual practices could trigger healing. You’re ready to let go of old emotional baggage and forgive yourself (and others).
