
I wanted to add an image that represents Pluto in astrology, but stumbled upon this instead. It’s been buried in my phone since 2019. This is actually The Hierophant card, the 5th card in the Major Arcana of the Tarot but for some reason it reminds me of Pluto, which makes sense…
The Hierophant is associated with society, organized religion and tradition, keeper of sacred knowledge. The way Pluto as The Hierophant is portrayed here, God of the Underworld, the planet in Astrology (the higher octave of Mars) that represents death, destruction, the occult, what’s hidden, desire for obsession and control – fits here.
It’s from a tattoo themed tarot deck I own and the artwork was done by tattoo artist Daniel Albrigo. It’s my favorite card (I love occult imagery).
So Pluto has been coming up a lot for me lately, especially now since we are living in even more unstable times. I see many astrologers, healers and occultists talk about Pluto on social media whether it’s on a personal level or a collective level.
Yes, we’ve been living in unstable times since 2020 and even way before that but it’s just more out in the open now. Because that’s what Pluto does – exposes your true motives whether it’s on a collective or personal level. And because it’s in Aquarius – the zodiac sign associated with technology, the collective and rebellious, out-of-the-box thinking – it is affecting groups of people. It is affecting the USA, France, and other current events where there is pushback against the establishment.
Most people trusted their government, most people thought that because they graduated from college and have a degree that they would be guaranteed a job. That people would be able to get married, buy a house, have children and live the American Dream.
People have also lost their benefits, can’t afford gas, groceries or even healthcare.
We are in an ongoing war with Iran where innocent civilians including children were killed, while Israel continues to destroy Gaza and it’s people.
Pluto is heavy energy, and Pluto can be tied to abuse of power. Pluto can take your psyche to really dark places.
And so here we are, enter Pluto in Aquarius which lasts until 2043.

I even asked Google and it gave me this. I typed it out with my comments in red:
Pluto’s transit into Aquarius in 2024 is expected to have a significant impact on the United States, ushering in a period of cultural change and humanitarian revolution:
Challenges to the status quo
Pluto’s transit into Aquarius is expected to challenge the structures of the elite and the “good for a few” model of capitalism. (Example: billionaires)Shift to inclusivity
Pluto in Aquarius is expected to shift the focus to building communities that work for everyone, and to dismantle outdated hierarchies. (This is happening now)New government structures
Pluto in Aquarius could lead to the creation of new government structures (It could be possible)Social innovation
Pluto in Aquarius could lead to groundbreaking technology and medicine, and social innovation that changes the course of history. (I half agree with this. If anything AI has modified how we work while at the same time a lot of people are losing their jobs)Activism
Pluto in Aquarius could lead to a period of activism like the world has never seen before.Pluto’s transit into Aquarius is expected to last until 2043. Pluto’s orbit is 248 years long, which is the same age as the United States, so the last time Pluto was in Aquarius was in the 1700s (Young people are fed up with a broken system – look at what’s happening in France)
Question to ponder: where is Pluto in your personal astrology – your natal placements/aspects or your birthchart, and what is it doing in your life?
For me personally – my Pluto is in Libra in the 8th house. Long term transit: Pluto sextile Venus.
Suggested crystals and stones to work with Plutonic energy – Black Tourmaline, Apache Tear, Black Tibetan Quartz, Bloodstone, Gold Sheen Obsidian, Obsidian, Garnet, Smokey Quartz and Selenite.
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If you want to learn more about what Pluto in Aquarius means, here is a thought provoking post.
















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