Pluto in Aquarius will bring powerful and profound evolution to every single person on Earth - and help the human collective to be reborn in a dramatic way. We are officially entering the Age of Aquarius on a deeper level as Pluto moves ever closer to where the Great Jupiter-Saturn Conjunction occurred in late 2020. This will set off a chain reaction of events that will unfold over the next two decades ahead. Pluto is the planet of intensity, destruction, transformation and rebirth. In a sense, Pluto is like a phoenix - it burns up what isn't working to rise again. Plutonian energy brings dramatic and painful experiences to illuminate the truth and bring us incredibly deep growth. Pluto can provide tremendous opportunities for renewal, new beginnings, and spiritual and financial growth. Negative aspects of this powerful planet often lead to obsession, victimization, dominance, power struggles, tyrannical control, war and death. All topics ruled by Aquarius will experience change during this period: social organization, social media, internet, humanitarianism, technology, equality and civil rights, space travel and exploration, spiritual and financial growth. We can expect a greater focus on community building, experimental or revolutionary ideas/technologies, the growth of alternative healing practices, decentralized currencies, ownership of online content, a stronger emergence of robotics and artificial intelligence. Global, transformative and progressive In our astrological cosmos, Pluto is the farthest planet from life on Earth. It is the horizon between worlds, between life and death, between what was and what will be. He rules the processes that lead us from one cycle to another and brings significant, profound transformation into our lives. Although Aquarius is a Water Bearer, it is actually an Air sign and is therefore deeply involved on the mental level. From its visionary realms, Aquarius stirs the winds of change and expands our view beyond our individual lives and experiences. Free-spirited and progressive, Aquarius is focused on doing the greatest good for the greatest number of people. When transiting Pluto first enters a new Zodiac sign, there are often striking historical events associated with that energy. For example, cases of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, which became increasingly public since the mid-nineties when Pluto entered Sagittarius. Pluto signifies unconscious currents, needs and taboos. Often only in retrospect can we assess what really changed during its passage through the sign. Therefore, in retrospect, we can see that Pluto in Sagittarius had a lot to do with sexual abuse (Pluto) in church institutions (Sagittarius), but also with the boom (Pluto) of globalization (Sagittarius), which suffered a sharp decline with the bankruptcy of Lehmann, almost simultaneously. with Pluto's transit into Capricorn in 2008. With Pluto's passage through Capricorn, we saw many hierarchical institutions and established structures fall into trouble. After finally entering Aquarius, Pluto remains in this sign for about 20 years before moving into Pisces in 2043/44.