Okay, so the “sun conjunct Pluto transit” – sounds intense, right? I felt that way too when I first looked into it. I’ve been dabbling in astrology for a while, mostly just reading my horoscope for fun, but this one caught my eye because it was happening to me, like, right now. So, I decided to actually track it and see what, if anything, would happen.
Getting Started: Marking the Dates
First, I looked up the exact dates of the transit. When would the Sun be exactly conjunct my natal Pluto? I use this app on my phone, it shows me all the transits and degrees. Turned out, it was a pretty short window, just a few days. I marked those days on my calendar, like a big red warning sign, haha.
Bracing Myself: What I Expected
I did some reading online. Keywords like “transformation,” “power struggles,” “intensity,” and “secrets revealed” kept popping up. Honestly, it sounded a bit scary. I was kind of expecting some major drama to unfold, maybe a huge fight with someone, or some hidden truth to come out and blow up my life. I braced myself for the worst, I kept my schedule flexible, ready for anything
The Waiting Game: Initial Observations
The first day of the transit… nothing. Well, nothing major. I felt a little more restless than usual, a bit on edge. I noticed I was more easily irritated by little things. Like, my neighbor’s dog barking usually doesn’t bother me, but that day? It felt like nails on a chalkboard.
I kept a mini-journal on my phone, jotting down any feelings or unusual interactions.
- Slept restlessly.
- Minor argument with my partner.
- Feelings of being out-of-control.
- Strongly felt like my inner-world was shifting.
The Shift: Inner Work, Not Outer Drama
The “big reveal” or dramatic event I was waiting for? It never happened, not externally anyway. Instead, the intensity turned inward. On the second day, I found myself doing some serious introspection. I started questioning things, big things, about my life, my goals, my relationships. It wasn’t a sudden epiphany, more like a slow burn. Old resentments bubbled to the surface. I realized I’d been holding onto things, grudges, and fears, that were holding me back.
Taking Action: Letting Go
The most significant part wasn’t just realizing these things; it was deciding to do something about them.
I actively choose to let those resentments go.
I started to have honest conversations with myself, and then with others, about how I was feeling.
This transit didn’t magically solve all my problems, but it felt like I cleared out some major internal clutter. I felt lighter, more focused, and more in control, not because I was controlling everything around me, but because I was finally taking control of my own stuff.
The Aftermath: A New Perspective
After the transit passed, I definitely felt different. Not in a “my whole life changed overnight” kind of way, but more like I’d leveled up. I gained a new perspective on my own power, not power over others, but power over myself, my reactions, and my choices. It was a subtle but profound shift, and I’m kind of grateful for the “scary” transit that pushed me to do the work.
So, would I say the sun conjunct Pluto transit is something to fear? No. But it’s definitely something to pay attention to. It’s an opportunity, a chance to dig deep and come out stronger on the other side. Just my experience, though. Your mileage may vary, as they say!
