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Hi everybody, I'm Frank Clifford and welcome to Frank Answers.

In this session I'm going to be answering a question from Anna and it's a common one in the sense that a lot of people come go to astrologers after they've had a negative depressing or just fear-inducing consultation from another astrologer and part of me is quite amazed and I'm delighted that that people do still seek out astrologers after these bad experiences because I imagine a lot of people think well that was horrendous I'll never put myself in that situation again.

But often what happens is that after a unhelpful or negative consultation, people speak to other people and realize that not everybody does it that way.

So, yes, so we look at Anna's question in late 2020, so we're just talking six months ago here, Anna received astrology reading that triggered a depressive reaction in her heart and soul. She asked if I can help reframe the Pluto season in a more

empowering co-creating way. She was told that over the next few years, she'd have five Pluto transit, maybe meaning five passes over a point or maybe five Pluto transit, I'm not sure which that these Pluto Transits really suck. This was said multiple times.

Again, not very helpful words for anybody to hear that Pluto transits really suck, what that really does for me, it tells me more about the astrologer that you're seeing or the person that is purporting to be an astrologer or trying to understand that and their own narrow perception of life.

And if we think Pluto really sucks, it's a reflection of what we may have been through that we haven't been able to understand deeply or to process deeply.

And this is why most astrologers should be in some sort of ongoing supervision or therapy or back and forth with other friends who are other professionals working with other professionals to be able to keep

their astrology fertile and helpful otherwise it's just it feels like a stagnant pond of negativity or whatever's going on in that astrologist life is not being processed well enough for them to be able to see and help clients

productively. So I'm really sorry you've had that situation Anna.

So these Pluto transits really suck according to this astrologer and there was no point in thinking about this meaning you can't do anything about it and you've got to focus on Neptune anyway because that's the big transit. Okay, so this left Anna with a residual feeling of dread or fear. We're not surprised by that at all about what's coming with Pluto without a sense of how to work with it exactly and you know that what I try my best I don't always succeed but I try my best in to help people focus on that. And Anna wants to know what she's being invited to learn for the highest good and for her highest purpose. So she's wanting to be empowered by that Pluto. Now in the

chart it's interesting because it might have been that the astrologers looking at a transiting Pluto, a quincunx to the sun. It might be there looking at a Pluto

square to Neptune or even the Pluto opposition to Uranus.

It could be any of those.

It doesn't really matter which one it is.

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