sun/pluto

That's my life, so what can I say?

You will enjoy Uranus to your Sun. You will not be bored to say the least.

From: "f.follets@..." <f.follets@...
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Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2013 4:07 AM
Subject: RE: Re: Re: Re: [JoS_Astrology] RE: sun/pluto

  Those are some extremely intense transits and progressions. I can't even imagine how a hard Pluto transit really hits, despite having strong natal aspects to Pluto.

My first hard Pluto transit is arriving though, as it slowly begins to square my Aries Sun. Not only that, I will have Uranus conjunct my Sun, Neptune conjunct natal Saturn at about the same time, with the nodes tying in. I expect some serious developments to follow, especially with Uranus involved going back and forth conjunct my Sun. My life will definitely not be the same after this.

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Correction:
No conjunction of Uranus or opposition to Uranus as well. 
From: m_18 <magus_18@...
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 6:20 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: [JoS_Astrology] RE: sun/pluto

  Back to Pluto/Sun. I have natal Pluto within 2 degrees of my ascendant in Virgo. I also have Mercury, the Moon & Neptune in Scorpio. Venus is barely in Sagittarius. My natal Sun is Libra & barely in Libra. I have experienced transiting Pluto conjunct my natal Sun. Transiting Pluto conjunct my secondary progressed Sun. I also have had Solar Arc Pluto conjunct my natal Sun. Pluto has conjuncted all of my planets now but Saturn and Mars. It will never conjunct Mars, but I will experience the opposition to it. The only opposition I will ever have from transiting Pluto. Pluto conjuncted my ascendant in retrograde after birth. (Hurricane Carla.) Pluto also conjuncted all of these midpoints as well. Pluto has been in range of conjuncting my Saturn, but has yet to be exact. It will next year. My chart is a locomotive. Death and transformation for me is simply everyday existence. I consider myself a Plutonian.

From: m_18 <magus_18@...
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: [JoS_Astrology] RE: sun/pluto

  My business is architectural & structural engineering. I can't consider drawing with crayons & pencils as a pre-schooler, etc. as part of my career origins. Yet in reality, it really was.
My chart for my first job still works for my career of now over 30 years, even though that job ended a year after it began. Being paid to do something indicates that you really are no longer in training. However, one could earn something as an intern. And of course one also never stops learning. So to me, where do you make a demarcation point? Some people don't have college either. I can do what I do without college, a degree or a license in Texas with restrictions (types &/or size of projects mainly). The engineering part is limited to drafting only as a license is required for that. I have zero college except for some programing courses taken 15 years ago at a community college. Drafting was not offered in my school until 9th grade. I could have taken it in 12th, but didn't. I got my first job at 22 almost 23. Thus there was 5 years of having done absolutely nothing related to my profession. Additionally, I had all of my math credits to graduate high school by the end of the 9th grade. LOL!
The 10th house is public standing. If you have a career, then it falls under that. Not everyone has a career. Everyone does have a public standing.The 6th is simply any job (the job itself) that you have or will have & the immediate surroundings (environment) of that job. (Of course the 6th also rules the condition/health of the body as well as employees or servants if you have them. Pets are the 6th house & are actually considered servants. Some farm animals clearly are. Dogs can be used for many things.
If I ever became a professional astrologer, I wouldn't consider my first reading of horoscopes in the newspaper as my beginning. I would consider the beginning as being part of my Neptune sextile Neptune & Saturn return. However, at the time of my would be first fee, I would consider it the beginning of new my career.

From: "f.follets@..." <f.follets@...
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 12:40 PM
Subject: RE: Re: Re: [JoS_Astrology] RE: sun/pluto

  Well, this is way out of topic lol, but I have to disagree. Though I agree that a degree that was never used does not make a career, the career is a much broader concept than just having a job, or even having a job and being compensated for it.

Rather, the career is a path one follows in life which, of course, shines through the professional side but is composed of many other things such as studies (skills/knowledge to practice an activity), social position, contacts with other people as well as the job and the money. A person following an academic career can surely be considered starting a career from the beginning of his/her undergraduate course, for example, as it would be considered the very first step.

The 10th house trines the 6th and the 2nd but does not rely on them for its concept to exist, therefore the career does not depend intrinsically on the job or the money even if they are parts of it. The compensation definitely isn't so important to define a career since it invariably comes from others and isn't really self-generated: the second house from the 10th is the 11th house of large groups of people and the second from the 6th is the 7th of the associates or clients.

Speaking of which, I (kinda) accidentally found your radio show a few days ago and I must say it's pretty neat!

Kudos on the show and keep it going.

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That's my life, so what can I say?

You will enjoy Uranus to your Sun. You will not be bored to say the least.