AS ASTROLOGY
LOVERS KNOW, one of the biggest events of the year so far was Pluto’s move into
Capricorn, the sign of structures, tradition and business institutions on January 26. Since then powerful Pluto has, on April 2nd, changed direction
and been retrograde or appearing to move backwards through the heavens and
through our zodiac.
As Pluto began its
retrograde motion in early April it
started slowly reversing and making its way towards Sagittarius, the sign it
inhabited from 1995 until January
this year. Its latest journey
through opportunistic Sagittarius lasts from June 14th until late November this year, during which time
many of us might welcome the chance to take stock of all that’s been happening
on a personal, national and global level in terms of investments, mortgages,
house prices, banking, spending and the cost of living – food and fuel
especially.
And can
it be merely co-incidence that it is exactly during this time that the
government and the populace of the
Between now and November 27th when Pluto
returns to the no-nonsense sign of Capricorn, we can expect a major shift in the
way in which we view the premier, the power he holds and the ways in which he
uses it – and whether or not he is able to retain that
power.
More
significantly, on