Pluto Transits the 8th House: Major Life-Altering Undertakings

2416887Expect some profound and life-altering shifts in your spiritual life during Pluto’s transit of the 8th house. During this time, you may be especially vulnerable since it has the ability to drag your spirit into the depths of your unconscious and awaken long-suppressed feelings. It might be a first step toward expanding your psyche, which often necessitates a head-on collision with the parts of yourself—your past, your memories, and the people who no longer contribute to your well-being—that are holding you back.

Potential goals of this journey include delving into the water’s depths and investigating nature at its most elemental. In addition to the deep feeling of fate and destiny, personal power, and development of a new kind of sexuality indicated above, it may also signify the emergence of a different kind of eroticism inside you. The traditional wisdom is that resisting change and clinging to outmoded ways of doing things are the only ways in which the pain of Pluto’s transit through its own house may manifest. I think that fated events will enter your life whether or not you are open to major life-altering undertakings.

Pluto’s transit through a house may continue for years, so it’s important to check the natal chart for upcoming aspects that might be significant. You will have a heightened awareness of your life’s undercurrents, which may be unsettling since it often comes with a fresh insight into the hidden intents of others. Insight into the hidden meanings of psychology and body language may be of interest to you. When Pluto moves in the 8th house, it acts as a potent motivator to dig out everything that has been buried for a long time. This is the time to fully assimilate certain new and profound realities that have come to light, and to make use of the mystical insights that have been available for some time. Being in this house, which has a long history of mystical associations, may spark a curiosity in the mysteries of the universe. Such a trip may include the paranormal, psychic abilities, and a preoccupation with the afterlife, astral projection, and other dimensions of existence. Paranormal phenomena inspire equal parts trepidation and curiosity.

Anxiety, guilt, and dread may all manifest themselves while Pluto is transiting in the 8th house. Self-criticism that never stops, like an annoying radio station you can’t uoffrn t. Pressure that has built up over time, of course, is a factor. You should also think about whether or not the Plutonian aspects it creates are benign or challenging. This Plutonian realm is where introspection, vulnerability, despair, suicide attempts, anorexia, emotional disorders, and abuse all reside. It reveals your immature efforts at growth and helps you recognise potentially hazardous behaviour patterns, especially those that are exceedingly nave. So what happens if Pluto is transiting your 8th house and you feel this way? That is not always the case, but you could become better at handling the discomfort that comes with growth. As a natural element of any process of change, this is partly owing to the fact that newer ideas tend to shake up long-held beliefs and practises. The rewards of such an introspective spring cleaning are substantial. Among these steps is the gradual abandonment of false beliefs that could be holding you back in life.

On Mundane Levels:

  • It is possible that you will be influenced by a life-changing incident that occurs in your environment.
    Death, divorce, or a lack of material resources might all be factored in the situation.
    Either you marry into riches or you lose a significant amount of money.
    Dealing with the death of a loved one or a change in the surroundings
    A period of power battles with a spouse, which may or may not be related to financial resources.
    There are issues with taxation and inheritance.
    Loans of considerable size.
    It is a period of paranoia and anxiety.
    You might make an appointment for counselling or at the very least some tedious self-analysis

Our birth is nothing more than the beginning of our demise –Edward Young, Nightlight