Pluto Transit To The Moon - Mine: Disturbance

8 Responses to “Pluto Transit To The Moon - Mine: Disturbance”

1. Rainie says on 7/27/08 at 5:06 pm:
   

   I realized a while back that by getting 3 unruly dogs, I had recreated the chaos from my childhood home (using dogs instead of 3 younger siblings). So, what’s different now? I know that there will be enough to eat every day, the phone and the electric are more likely than not to stay connected, and I have one person in my life that I am absolutely certain has my best interests at heart.

2. doublecappy says on 7/27/08 at 6:53 pm:
   

   Oh no way!

3. Althera says on 7/27/08 at 6:54 pm:
   

   No one will take care of me anymore:) Allll the problems of the world are mine all mine.

   I miss being a kid.

   It’s funny. My dad worked really hard to take care of all of us. So that’s what I learned to do. And that’s what I do. I now almost work MORE than him!

4. june says on 7/27/08 at 7:38 pm:
   

   for the most part, no.

5. Jennifer says on 7/27/08 at 10:32 pm:
   

   Not when I was a child, but ages 18-28 I couldn’t go more than two weeks without some kind of drama erupting around me. Now the drama spreads out to around 3 weeks or a month in between incidents.

6. mudlikesubstance says on 7/28/08 at 9:17 am:
   

   I was talking to my SO the other day. I was wondering what it would be like to not have an upside down life. What it would be like to be normal, settled, have a routine and have nothing go haywire every day or every other day.

   He said that I wouldn’t know what to do if that happend, he thinks I would stop functioning. I think he’s right in a sense. I grew up with my parents always doing/fixing/making things. There was always a project that needed working on. So I think I attract people and situations that are similar. I think it’s normal to function like that. I would find a life of a 8-5 job with dinner and then TV in the evening WEIRD and unsettling. I wouldn’t know how to function in that type of life.

7. Ana says on 7/28/08 at 10:28 am:
   

   The conditions didn’t change at first, but I did, and then the conditions started to morph to fit me a bit better. I still have similar conditions, but I’ve become significantly better at dealing with them, so the outcomes and effects have changed. Conditions that used to turn me upside down as a kid I reworked to my advantage as I grew up, and now I just see them as opportunities. Same conditions but much different effects.

8. Eileen says on 8/2/08 at 1:04 pm:
   

   I have a ton of planets in Scorpio and grew up with a Scorpio mother and Virgo father. Always lots of drama. But the difference now is the growing up - Pluto for me is always about transformation. You have to learn to live with it when you have an abundance of it. I have reached a point where I can sit in meetings - sigh to myself -say what needs to be said and set those transformations in motion! I have also learned when to launch those arrows, when to shut up and when to react instead of initiating. In the end, detachment is worth cultivating when Pluto is swirling…

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