Semi-quintile Mars — Pluto

(Transit Mars → Natal Pluto)

Avesalom Podvodny. Aspects

Decile of Mars: The power of humanism spoils the appetite of the cannibal. This aspect (by idea) ennobles the Planet, making human activity in its spheres directed toward humanism, at least, it will have corresponding impulses, though not imperative. This aspect gives sensitivity in the spheres of the Planet to any external aggression, which a person perceives as antihuman, and also relates to their own aggression (in the spheres of the Planet), either it is impossible for them, or leads to strong pangs of conscience (if they exist). The defeat of Mars can give great activity in the spheres of the Planet, aimed at support and assistance to others, but implemented in an unsuccessful or clumsy way, too roughly and inattentively, leading to sharp negative consequences (a person is paid back for their inappropriate and awkward “good” with outright evil, ingratitude, and ill will). A harmonious Mars with a debilitated Planet will provide an intuitively correct direction for humanistic activity (one’s own or others’ — for oneself), but objectively there will be great difficulties in its implementation. If the decile is harmonious, then, despite good intentions, a person will find it very difficult to overcome their laziness and actually do something humanistic in the spheres of the Planet, while receiving great human support here, and it is very important to develop in oneself (initially absent) a sense of gratitude toward their fate.

Decile of Pluto: To deprive fate of its inherent food would simply be inhuman. The interpretation of this aspect depends on the aspects of the Planet and Pluto, and most importantly, on the evolutionary level of the person. Here, fateful circumstances test and purify (in the sphere of the Planet) such a delicate matter as humanity, both in the given person and in their environment. A harmonious decile can provide some protection from fate, making its manifestations comparatively “more human,” while a debilitated one, on the contrary, gives a harsh test of humanity, and if a person does not withstand it, they may become a cruel tyrant, a dark teacher who destroys all that is human in those who depend on them. For a person who has embarked on the path of spiritual development, this is a very promising aspect: Pluto will illuminate all inhuman subconscious programs in the spheres of the Planet, and, accepting limited, though painful and seemingly antihuman losses, a person will be able to transform them into evolutionarily higher ones. For example, the decile Pluto—Mars will indicate aggression as an inhuman manifestation, and at a low level, a person may become an aggressive tormentor who energetically destroys all that is human in others; at an average level, a person will avoid aggression in every way, feeling that it is antihuman (especially toward themselves), but will still occasionally encounter it, feel its presence within themselves, and carefully suppress this feeling; at the level of self-work, a person, having realized the inner aggression revealed by Pluto as antihuman by nature, will transform it into constructive energy, simultaneously raising the frequency of the energy flow’s vibrations (the bully becomes a karate teacher). Then, both the fate being transmitted and the purification in the environment of the Planet’s principle will appear, as much as possible, as humane.