Uranus Conjunct Pluto

Uranus met Pluto in Virgo in 1965 and 1966, with orb carrying the contact across several adjoining years, so it is held by an entire generation and describes none of them individually. What it fuses is a demand for sudden change with a demand for total change. There is no reformist setting on this instrument. Where it operates, the existing arrangement is not adjusted but taken apart, and the native regards the wreckage as a necessary preliminary rather than a cost. Virgo gave that impulse a peculiar precision: the dismantling is usually done in detail.

House placement is where the generational becomes personal. In the fourth, the native breaks with the family arrangement decisively and rarely returns to it. In the sixth, work and health are subject to periodic wholesale reconstruction, jobs left without notice and regimens adopted absolutely. In the eighth, other people's money and other people's crises are the field of operation. The tenth produces a career that proceeds by demolition. Two natives of the same birth year with the conjunction in different houses lead recognisably different lives, and the house is the reason.

A personal planet on the conjunction is the other variable, and it is decisive. The Sun there produces someone whose identity is bound up with upheaval, admired and exhausting. The Moon gives a temperament that cannot rest in a settled domestic situation for long. Venus gives attachments that end absolutely rather than fade. Mars gives real physical fearlessness and a talent for making enemies. With no personal contact, the conjunction shows only as an underlying assumption that anything built can be unbuilt, which the native does not think unusual.