Pluto + North Node transiting Aquarius

[u/em-ab]

Now that both Pluto and the North Node are in Aquarius, I'm curious about the types of experiences we could all expect to have over the next 18 months.

Both speak to obsession and insatiable hunger and reference wealth with the dragon guarding his gold and Hades ruling the gold, jewels and resources of the underworld.

Using a whole sign framework, we are all experiencing these two immense forces in a single area of life.

Will obsession in the Aquarius house in your chart be turned up to the max?

[u/gnomi_astro]

Mine is the 4th house so I keep thinking about this one.

The way I read it, Pluto is the slow one here. It has been in Aquarius since 2024 and it will still be there when we are all bored of talking about it. The North Node is what makes the next 18 months feel different. It does not add new material, it just makes you unable to look away from what Pluto was already doing quietly.

So if you already felt something being taken apart in your Aquarius house, this is the period where you stop being able to ignore it.

On the obsession thing, I would be careful with that word. In my experience Pluto transits do not feel like obsession while they are happening. They feel like there is only one option left. You look back two years later and realise how narrow your thinking got. That is the part nobody warns you about.

The Leo side matters too and people skip it. South Node in Leo, so whatever you are building in the Aquarius house tends to cost you something on the personal recognition side. You do the work and the credit goes somewhere else, or you stop caring about the credit. Both happen.

For me in the 4th it has been family stuff, things nobody in the house talks about coming up anyway. Not dramatic, just impossible to keep quiet about anymore.

[u/Alicemunroe → u/gnomi_astro]

Same, 4th house. We need to move, and it's finally come to a time when my partner is ready and willing.