Sun Opposition Pluto

Opposition to the Sun: Before fulfilling an intention, you should understand to what extent it truly is yours. Opposition to the Sun highlights the Planet's relationship with the individual's will and the various imperative circumstances that arise along their path. The mere presence of a major aspect between the Sun and the Planet signifies that its principle will never manifest independently of the individual's will or the circumstances that determine their behavior; opposition additionally indicates a certain opposition between these principles, often accompanied by the exteriorization of one of them. At a low level, this provokes conflict, when either the individual willfully resists a particular external manifestation of the Planet's principle, or, conversely, external conditions suppress the internal manifestations of the Planetary principle with which they identify. For example, with the opposition of the Sun to Mars, a person will have various conflicts and battles with the outside world (at a higher level - with himself), but if you look closely, you can notice that they are of two types: in the first case, a person emphasizes and internalizes the principle of the Sun and opposes his will and composure to external aggression (which he actually often provokes himself, with his own initiative), in the second, on the contrary, he adopts an aggressive Martian position for himself and actively fights with the imperative hostile will, actually submitting to its initiative, i.e. not having his own. At the same time, one type of conflict can easily turn into another, which is easy to notice by the change in the emphasis of the houses in which the Sun and Mars are located. With the opposition of the Sun and the Moon, a person is constantly fighting with himself, and the people with whom he enters into battle from time to time are actually figureheads in which his will and ego are embodied, who, under this aspect, so need to learn to cooperate and understand each other, since emphasizing the Moon, i.e. That is, by adopting the ego's position, a person immediately feels clouds gathering on the outer horizon, threatening to destroy his home, depriving his family of food (at least, that's how it seems to him), and by adopting the position of the Sun, i.e., turning on his will and initiative, a person begins to act in a way that (really) painfully infringes on his vital interests (he cannot explain why this happens). Working through this aspect gives extraordinary stability in life - this is, for example, a woman who is able to cure her husband of alcoholism or mental illness and then raise wonderful children with him. Opposition to Pluto: Good is soiled in the fight against evil. In general, a major aspect to Pluto karmically tunes the Planet to a program of purification, often painful, but, most importantly, irrevocable losses. Opposition at a low level opposes the principle of the Planet to the cleansing actions of Pluto, a person perceives the latter as destructive aggression directed at himself (in the spheres of the Planet's action), and tries to resist it. In this case, he clearly emphasizes the Planet, and Pluto appears for him in the form of external fate, inflicting (of course) destructive blows on an innocent person, and, moreover, always in the same place (the principle of the Planet or the house where it is located). A person can grumble (quietly), protest (loudly) or fight (desperately), but it is better for him to resign himself and, most importantly, to understand that Pluto does not mean the destruction of the Planetary principle as such (with the opposition Pluto - Moon, a person sometimes feels that fate wants to simply destroy him along with his family, and for some reason not immediately, but in the most painful way), but only its lower octave, which is subconsciously the most difficult for a person to part with. From time to time (a person usually does not notice this), the chart changes the accents in the opposition and shifts the main emphasis to Pluto, so that a person becomes a conductor of the purifying will of the Absolute (fate) and does with the Planetary principle in The external world is experiencing roughly the same thing that fate did to it not long ago. Often, the manifestation of an external planet occurs through certain people who fall under the fatal influence of a person who, of course, may not be aware of it (such suspicions do arise over the years). Powerful black 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.

These aspects impart such traits as stubbornness and willfulness, boastfulness and arrogance, irascibility and bragging. The energy available in the body with these aspects is very difficult to direct toward anything constructive. Such people imagine themselves to be widely famous, although in reality, no one knows them. They need to learn to control their temperament and be moderate in their relationships and pleasures. They love and are good at managing, but they lack the ability to compromise and know when to stop. Often, the excess energy of such individuals finds its way into acting. They are usually power-hungry and irritable, unable to manage their energy wisely, and therefore often find themselves exhausted. Sometimes they openly seek power and are determined to impose their decisions and desires on others at all costs. These people can sometimes be extremely domineering and demanding of others, to the point of frenzy. Their favorite saying, "might is right," has little appeal to others. In sexual relationships, they are very aggressive and persistent, which often leads to rejection and the flight of their partner. Their willpower is simultaneously intense and uncontrollable, overflowing and overflowing. They have a tendency to exert force over circumstances and a desire to force others to act a certain way, prescribing norms of behavior and rules of the game. Such people become very impulsive and harsh when they want to bring the whole world to its senses right away.

A child like this may be drawn to a superhero (an ordinary person who transforms into a powerful being). He will strive to emulate such a personality, displaying boldness and self-assurance. Family problems, for example, separation from one of the parents or their loss, may intensify the feeling that he is being deprived of his power and will. The child must understand that there are right and wrong ways to use personal power. Otherwise, he may exhibit the use of personal power in fights and quarrels to feel worthy of his own power. Parents and teachers should allow such children to recognize their own value, but without being inconsiderate or cruel to themselves and others. A child may consider his father all-knowing and all-powerful or inconsiderate and ruthless (these qualities arise in the child's imagination due to observations of life situations).

The danger of overflowing willpower. A tendency to force circumstances, to coerce others, and to dictate their behavior. They are very impulsive when they want to reason with the world. They engage in heated debates with those who disagree. They have a need for self-renewal for the sake of success. Directness and forceful self-expression frighten or irritate people, and people refuse to cooperate with them or support them. They are too aggressive in love. They should not participate in wars, political and social revolutions; it is dangerous for them.

These are aspects of self-affirmation, the struggle for popularity, power, and success; they are dictatorship, the desire to command, authoritarianism, conflicts with others, incompatibility, carelessness, recklessness, impatience; a tendency to accidents, the dangers of surgery, and inflammatory diseases. On the positive side, the struggle for popularity can be a stimulus for self-improvement; these aspects can give the ability to achieve goals and the ability to win.

You resist change and resent others prying into your personal affairs. You prefer things be left just as they are. Self-analysis and any unnecessary probing go against the grain. The unexamined life is what you champion. Your personal contacts (or lack thereof), coupled with a need for growth and transformation, can build up to the point of eruption. For all your discretion, you still tend to find yourself battling it out with authorities on a regular basis.

Opposition, square: anxiety, self-destruction, guilt complex, often associated with abandoning the paternal model. In reality, this manifests itself either in the form of external friendliness, designed to mislead others, to hide the wolf under sheep's clothing, or in the form of a tendency to overthrow other people's systems. As always with Pluto aspects, all this can be largely repressed into the unconscious.