Unlike the “personal planets” that tend to day-to-day matters (the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars), planets on the far side of the asteroid belt ( Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto) are considered “transpersonal,” as their impact is experienced on a large-scale, generational level. In fact, there’s nothing Pluto loves more than demolition.Īnother thing to know about Pluto: Its sphere of influence is enormous. Pluto isn’t afraid to question who’s in charge, navigating the most complex systematic networks and quietly ripping them apart from the inside out. It represents the incredible intensity of anything that dwells beneath the surface: oil, diamonds, vermin, and - of course - secrets.

Like its mythological namesake, Pluto governs transformation, rebirth, and monumental metamorphosis. Below is everything you need to know about Pluto’s monumental movement into Aquarius. Suffice it to say, the next two decades may be a bit unprecedented. And what does that mean? Well … what were you doing in the year 1777? Because that’s the last time Pluto occupied this zodiac sign. Just a few weeks after Saturn moved into Pisces - sending shock waves across our individual and collective responsibilities - Pluto, the celestial body associated with massive, long-term transformation, is shifting into the sign of Aquarius on March 23. Well, friends, there’s a reason astrologers have been keeping a close eye on March 2023. Photo-Illustration: by The Cut Photos: Getty Images

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