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Mercury Square Pluto at 4° Aquarius: The Return of Wonder and the Wild-Eyed Futurist

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Jamie James
Mar 04, 2025
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Imagine standing at the mouth of a great cosmic flood, arms spread wide, mouth open in an astonished oh, as the sheer velocity of revelation surges through you...

This is no mere intellectual puzzle, no polite exchange of ideas over coffee. No, this is the force of Mercury, the trickster-messenger, squaring off against Pluto—the underworld architect, the death-and-rebirth impresario—at a degree in Aquarius that has not been touched since early 1780. And what was the world then? A prelude to revolutions, an age of bold, heady declarations that cracked the sky wide open and changed history…

This is not the kind of moment one tiptoes into. This is a threshold, and it demands everything.

The last time Pluto stood at 4° Aquarius, human minds were crackling with the first sparks of the Industrial Revolution, radical new philosophies, and the very idea that a future could be constructed rather than merely endured. America had just declared independence, and France was on the precipice of an upheaval that would redefine the very notion of power.

What was stirring then is stirring again now—the raw, unfiltered charge of invention, rebellion, and a hunger to break free from whatever structures have grown brittle and obsolete...

Mercury, ever the trickster, arrives to deliver the message—but Pluto, being Pluto, does not permit small talk.

The Planetary Planner: Because the cosmos is speaking, and I’ve taken it upon myself to translate the celestial riddles into something useful. Subscribe, and let’s navigate this wild, star-drenched ride together…

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