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Christopher Wrenstrom. 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. life. Enjoy. Hello, my name is Christopher Wrenstrom, and I'm your weekly horoscope columnist here on

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And this week I wanted to talk to you about Pluto coming out of retrograde on October 8th.

Pluto is a formidable planet.

It's probably the most infamous planet of the astrological pantheon.

Discovered in 1930, Pluto has always been associated with the unleashing of infernal powers that mankind

is not supposed to have.

What that was in reference to is that we had an unleashing of

dark forces in the world at that time in 1930. 1930 really comes at the

climax between the first and the Second World Wars, two

World Wars which really introduced planetary mortality to itself. It was this, what came across in the first world war was that Europe had gone mad. It had gone insane, it had gone crazy and the war had expanded beyond its balance and it brought other countries into it and the

volume of mass slaughter was so atrocious and so horrific that they said at the time that World War I was the war that would end all wars.

If only that had been true, but it wasn't.

In fact, World War I led right into the beginning of World War II. In fact, some historians regard the wars as being one and the same, that there was no real separation between the two of them and the slaughter and the atrocities of

World War II. Well, they still beggar description. So these are the things that

are associated to the discovery of Pluto in 1930.

It's this midpoint between World War I and World War II.

What you also have in the 1930s, really well Pluto is still in cancer.

It's winding up at Staying Cancer in 1938,

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