Mars Opposition Pluto

Mars Opposition: Having conquered an external enemy, watch how it becomes internal; having mastered the internal, watch how it becomes externalized. The Planet's principle in opposition to Mars will be constantly subject to forceful influence, and establishing interaction with this force will be quite difficult. If the primary emphasis is on the Planet, and the person identifies to a certain extent with its principle, then the external environment quickly becomes aggressive and begins to greatly hinder them. If they begin to actively fight it, they quickly develop a taste for the struggle and, forgetting their original plans, overemphasize the opposition. As a result, Mars becomes internally emphasized, and the Planet's principle loses its significance for the person, shifting to the external world and acquiring the role of an enemy, as described by the well-known aphorism, "What you fight for, you get." For example, when Mars opposes Saturn, one cannot strive for discipline; one can only honestly strive to be disciplined to the best of one's ability. Otherwise, such a struggle ends in major troubles, external limitations (the lower octave of Saturn), and the triumph of inner chaos. Here, the problem often manifests itself in the fact that a person feels strength only during the external manifestations of the Planetary principle, but is inclined to fight them. Having conquered and internalized the Planet, one completely loses this strength. The most painful and incomprehensible moments are precisely the subtle moments of the opposition reversal, i.e., the re-emphasis of Mars and the Planet. Working through this reversal brings sustained strength to the Planetary manifestations, precisely in the quantity and vibrations it requires, which gives one greater self-confidence and the ability to balance the most acute and tense situations (related to the Planetary principle and the houses in which it and Mars are located and rule, as well as the aspects of these planets). At a low level, and especially when Mars is afflicted, its opposition can result in destructive aggression for both the individual and the external environment. It should be noted that instability of the opposition, i.e., frequent, uncontrolled shifts in planetary emphasis, indicates a lack of processing. Conversely, systematic work on monitoring and conscious control is the most effective means of achieving stability and harmony with oneself and the outside world. Opposition to Pluto: Good is tainted in the fight against evil. Generally, a major aspect to Pluto karmically sets the planet on a program of purification, often painful, but most importantly, irreversible losses. A low-level opposition pits the planet's principle against Pluto's purifying actions; the individual perceives the latter as destructive aggression directed at themselves (in the planet's spheres of influence) and tries to resist it. In such a case, he clearly emphasizes the Planet, and Pluto appears to him as an external fate, inflicting (naturally) devastating blows on an innocent person, and always in the same place (the Planet's principle or the house where it is located). The person may grumble (quietly), protest (loudly), or fight (desperately), but it is better for him to resign himself and, most importantly, understand that Pluto does not intend to destroy the Planetary principle as such (with Pluto-Moon opposition, a person sometimes feels as if fate wants to simply destroy him and his family, and for some reason not immediately, but in the most painful way), but only his lower octave, which is subconsciously the hardest for a person to part with. From time to time (usually unnoticed), the chart reverses the emphasis in the opposition and shifts the primary focus to Pluto, so that the individual becomes a conduit for the purifying will of the Absolute (fate) and does to the Planetary principle in the external world roughly the same thing that fate did to him not long ago. Often, the manifestation of the outer Planet occurs through certain people who fall under the fatal influence of the individual, who, of course, may not be aware of it (over the years, such suspicions eventually arise). Powerful dark teachers with Pluto in opposition can maintain an emphasis on Pluto for a long time, brutally suppressing and destroying the Planetary principle in their students, but usually Pluto's return blow eventually catches up with them. Here, the work primarily involves cultivating humility and eradicating within oneself the primitive thirst for complete control over the manifestations of the Planetary Principle in the surrounding world and the desire to remake it in others, completely eradicating everything vile and worthless. (For example, Pluto's opposition to Venus engenders a desire for complete control over people, especially over the object of one's love; opposition to Mercury engenders control over the minds and movements of others, but not the kind of control that flows through the higher octave of the 9th house, but rather "so that they dare not speak or even think what I am not authorized to do!"). A person needs to understand that their Planetary Principle can be constructively used in their outer life only after undergoing a thorough Plutonic cleansing within, which will require many external and internal sacrifices. At a high level, a person gains the opportunity for the highest development of the Planetary Principle and participation in major karmic programs.

They are associated with extreme aggressiveness and a pronounced tendency toward violence. Such a person always moves forward in everything, boldly renouncing the past for future victories. It is crucial for them to learn to control their innate tendency to dominate others. When angry, they resort to physical violence without hesitation. A tendency toward violence in moments of disappointment and resentment can lead to chaos in personal relationships. Their strong sexual desires require precise regulation through a well-functioning "self-control valve." Sometimes, sexuality dominates their life so much that their creativity is completely disrupted. This person has a wild, impetuous nature, unusually courageous, striving to achieve their goals at any cost. Such a person is generally characterized by egotism, a tendency toward dictatorship, and a discord between their will and desires. When Mars and Pluto are afflicted, criminal tendencies and unjustified cruelty are possible. Such a person is violent themselves and often becomes a victim of violence from others. Recklessly pursuing their goals, they negate all diplomacy and disrupt carefully laid plans by resorting to force. Such a person experiences a compelling need for excess and extremes. They are characterized by a lack of self-control, harshness in their dealings with others, and sexual aggressiveness. They sincerely believe that might is always right. If such a person masters discipline and diplomacy, they will be able to overcome the discord between their will and instincts, which will enable them to accomplish great things.

A conflict between instincts and desires and actions and will. Mars, Uranus, and Pluto are planets associated with action and change. Mars's actions are based on personal desires, while Uranus and Pluto generate actions as a result of cosmic forces, higher consciousness, and spiritual will. For highly evolved individuals, this creates a test in their developmental journey. These individuals can use Pluto's collective will for their own Mars-directed ends. In the worst case, they can be a devil, extremely cruel. They must learn to properly utilize the potential of these forces, as their actions have far-reaching consequences for them and their loved ones. In war, this means participation in combat, revolutions, crimes, and natural disasters. They are either perpetrators of violence or victims of crime. A tendency to dominate and change people leads to quarrels and hostility. In the worst case, this means theft and violence.

Your child has exuberant energy and frenetic activity, perhaps even a sense of omnipotence. He can achieve more than usual and endure more if he can overcome the conflict between instincts and desires, actions and will. He should learn to control his strong desires and tendency to dominate other people. He must learn to creatively transform his anger or his irritation into positive feelings through sports or other activities. Such a child will be more drawn to sexual experiments than others, which can have traumatic consequences.

You are opposed to emotional confrontation and resist change in these areas. Getting too personal with you, in particular where feelings are concerned, is a big mistake. You almost always take issue and are seldom polite about it. Your ambition to "rest in peace," undisturbed, suffers constant abuse from all sides, locking you in almost continual opposition with one side or another. You live under continual emotional siege, fighting off whatever threatens to transform you.

The conflict between instincts and desires, actions and will. Often you have to take on tasks that you are not mature enough to handle. Ambitious dreams are difficult to achieve due to inability, misfortune or lack of chances. Nobody helps them. Tendency to depression and pessimism. Difficulties with higher education. Parents are intolerant, tyrants. Difficulties abroad.

Opposition, square: aspects of destructive aggressiveness, which can turn against the person himself. Double game, power achieved through secret maneuvers, suicidal tendency, associated with an acute perception of everything absurd, useless; it can also find its expression in the denial of "Martian" qualities - courage, energy, heroism.