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Transit Pluto Trine Natal Neptune

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By Edward Hemlock         1 Comment

Transit Vibe: Deep spiritual renewal

Here’s what to do and to avoid when you have transit Pluto trine Neptune. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.

(To find out if you’re currently having this transit, get your free personal daily transits report.)

Avoid During Transit Pluto Trine Neptune

To Do During Transit Pluto Trine Neptune

What’s Interesting About Transit Pluto Trine Neptune?

Experiencing Transit Pluto Trine Neptune

When Pluto forms a trine to your natal Neptune, you’re in for a weird, wild, but subtle ride. This is a slow-moving transit- it can last months or even a year- and it’s all about transformation through your intuition, imagination, and your sense of mystery. You might feel like the rug is being pulled out from underneath reality, but not in a scary way. It’s more like you’re seeing through the fog, catching glimpses of what’s really going on in your soul or behind the scenes in your life.

This is the kind of transit that often goes under the radar, but its effects can be life-changing for your outlook, creativity, and spiritual depth. Dreams may get more intense, your gut feelings are almost psychic, and you could find yourself drawn to spiritual or creative practices more than ever.

Challenges during Transit Pluto Trine Neptune

Opportunities during Transit Pluto Trine Neptune

How the Sign of Transiting Pluto Modifies This Transit Trine to Natal Neptune

Read the one for the current sign of transiting Pluto.

Right now, Pluto is currently in Aquarius, so skip down to Transiting Pluto in Aquarius.

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1 comment

  1. I think in recent times one or two exceptionally old people (over 110) have had the transit of Pluto opposite Neptune – the first time it had occurred in more than a century, and the last time it will have occurred for more than a century.

    I think it would coincide with an apparent shattering of one’s dreams and ideals, perhaps due to something coming apparently from the outside. For example, at the start of the 19th century the composer Beethoven turned deaf, and his deafness became complete during this transit. The experience caused a complete death and rebirth (transiting Pluto) in relation to his artistic talent (natal Neptune). He had to give up performing, and as a result turned more seriously to composing.

    So something apparently external (the onset of deafness) caused this death and rebirth. Another feature of an opposition transit is experiencing the effects of it via another person. Beethoven felt embarrassed (note that Pluto is associated with secretiveness) to tell other people about his deafness, for fear that they would then think less of him as a composer.

    Note also that the music he composed AFTER this experience was deeper and more profound than what he had written before.

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