Hi there and welcome this is Amanda the founder of Astrology Hub and you're listening to our week ahead snapshot with world-class

astrologer, historian, and author of the Cosmic Calendar, Christopher Renstrom.

This show is designed to give you a quick overview of the week ahead, enabling you the gift of choice and how you navigate and weave these energies into your daily life.

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Hello, my name is Christopher Renstrom and I'm your weekly horoscope columnist here on Astrology hub. And this week I wanted to talk to you about the upcoming Sun Pluto Square on April 18th.

Now this particular square with the sun and aries going up against Pluto in the zodiac sign of Capricorn is very important this week because this week is the last time that these two planets will be forming their square in these two respective signs.

Yes, this is the last time that the Sun and Aries will be squaring Pluto and Capricorn for the next, I don't know,

240-ish years. So it's definitely the last time that we will be seeing this square in our own lifetimes.

Now the sun in Aries squaring Pluto and Capricorn

is what we call an angular square.

It involves the two cardinal signs and it pits them against each other because it is the nature of

squares to describe the characteristic of conflict in astrology. In other words, when one

planet squares another planet, they are in conflict. We can see this easily

because the sun is exalted in Aresries the zodiac sign of spring so the sun

represents everything that's fresh and youthful and starting out in life it's it's

very robust and full of vim and vigor and energy and sort of

marching on out into the world to prove itself, to go on heroic journeys and wonderful adventures. This is the sun in the zodiac sign of

Aries and so it's going up against, it's forming a square to Pluto in Capricorn.

And Pluto in Capricorn has a tendency to sort of bring out the more old crotchety immovable qualities of the sign of Capricorn.

Pluto and Capricorn sort of speaks to age and the sense of like I'm not going to move from this position of power and authority that I have in life and I will not relinquish this crown that I wear on my head for nothing. Okay, so what you have here is a kind of like

Bail Wolf motif, if you will, Bail Wolf when he's younger is the is the wonderful hero who's coming to the rescue and

slaying villains and and being and doing all sorts of good in terms of

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