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The July 16th Full Moon eclipse (24 deg Capricorn) conjoins Pluto Rx. Pluto purges what’s beneath the Capricorn structure, resulting in the deconstruction of old traditions. The past is being unearthed.
There is a massive redefinition coming up. The death of old rules and transformative results that uncover a new reality. A Moon/Pluto conjunction means intense needs and emotions – a feeling of life or death, even if the situation is not about this (on the surface). The heightened energy of the Full Moon eclipse (massive culmination) will amplify that intensity. There could be obsessive feelings of control (and fear) as what you’re trying to control is swept away. Know that Pluto is relentless, so don’t even bother trying to clamp down- just accept the ending while focusing on the future.
Capricorn is ruled by Saturn and Saturn Rx applies to an opposition with Venus in Cancer (exact on July 17th). So we see another ending/result (an opposition is always a culmination). What you want/love (Venus) will be defined by this culmination: there will be limits (or maybe a commitment) but Venus will also cross the North Node (path forward) so you’re moving ahead, no matter what.
If you get what you want, or not, there will be heavy responsibilities but you’ll still be moving in the right direction (the North Node). A Pluto-flavoured eclipse ensures that your old foundations will crumble so you might as well love what’s coming up – commit (Saturn) to focusing on what’s next. Note that Capricorn is old age/maturity and Cancer is the child, so this situation will be new born: the “death” and rebirth as Venus crosses the North Node.


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