The dynamic force of the Mars-Pluto opposition persists longer than we expected, as Mars will begin retrograde on December 6, 2024. For the next three and a half months, Mars will oppose Pluto, revealing two distinct types of behavior. During this period, people will either mobilize their self-control to pursue their goals, or they will experience imbalance by trying to impose control on others. Whatever the circumstances, prepare for a challenging few months as Mars will be retrograde for much of this time.
Mars usually takes only three to four weeks to oppose Pluto. This time, Mars will enter retrograde in opposition to Pluto, prolonging this intense energy for a significant period. If you are ready to make the most of this interval, follow these essential recommendations, which will guide you towards achieving your goals, avoiding common pitfalls.
The most important recommendations and prohibitions during the Mars-Pluto opposition (until January 2025):
DO NOT focus obsessively on getting your desires.
Try to focus on the journey, not just the end goal. If you are not careful, this transition can lead to unexpected consequences. Let go of expectations and accept the natural flow of life. This is the most powerful choice you can make during this difficult time.
DA: Accept responsibility.
Take ownership of your actions and decisions. This is not the time to pass on responsibilities to others just for convenience. Keeping commitments is essential for a smooth transition during this period of opposition.
DO NOT seek revenge.
It’s easy to let your feelings take over in times of tension. However, pursuing revenge will only complicate matters and may lead to the deterioration of precious relationships. Instead of seeking revenge, prioritize conflict resolution.
DA: Take breaks when you feel overwhelmed.
Feeling overwhelmed in this transition is natural. Instead of reacting impulsively, give yourself a moment to breathe and relax. Understanding the situation and finding effective ways to manage stress is essential now.
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