I’m rereading the Pluto and Cancer section of the Pluto book, and it says that the conflict can be reduced depending on how many times the individual has come into this life in that gender.
Could the amount of times be verified the placement of mars and Pluto? (The further away the more lives have been lived in this lesson)
Thanks so much:)
Hi Dominikas and Deva, Isn't the nodal axis in Capricorn/Cancer what indicates a recent gender swap, or this even being an issue for the soul? Case in point: me. I know we don't talk about our charts here, but this hits a big question for me in interpreting the Capricorn/Cancer nodes, and my lived experience/lack of shame around it is a good way to talk about this potentially touchy subject. My experience is: always having felt new to being female, nodes 10° Cap/Cancer, Mars 135° sesquiquadrate Pluto. So close to that halfway mark, LOL. It has felt weird to be female, but not like "I can't tolerate this". It feels like it's something I'm learning to be. It feels like some body parts are missing, other parts are new, and I remember thinking "oh yeah, not male" many many times in childhood while getting dressed. I'm male in the few past life memories I have, too. It has always felt as if this is something I chose, to learn a big lesson, or to make a point. I have wondered what the difference is between me and people with gender dysphoria, people who are trans, and the relationship between Mars and Pluto sounds like the answer. So cap/cancer nodes + an earlier phase of Mars/Pluto indicate a more difficult lived experience regarding gender swap, yes? So first quarter square Mars Pluto with Cap Cancer nodes may have had me not accepting it from birth as I did? Then, having done the work, integrated what it means to be female, the soul cashes in their chips and is born again, in the next life, it's no longer a new thing, wouldn't that move the nodes out of Cap/Cancer?
Acceptance of gender alone will not necessarily move the entire Mars/Pluto config to easy street, if gender swap was a supporting part, but not the entire OP? I never thought about gender being related to the Mars/Pluto equation, but of course it's all working together! Very interesting. I'm inspired to look at more charts with Cap/cancer nodes. Thank you both, would love to hear your thoughts. with love, Michele