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How Pluto Reshapes Our World: Insights From The Egyptian Bounds

An exploration of the works of three great painters through the lens of their birth chart, by attendees and members of Aquarius Severn.

The Egyptian terms or bounds are mysterious divisions of each of the signs into five unequal sectors. They were held to be very important by traditional astrologers. Examining Pluto's transits through the lens of the bounds can shed light on the past 15 years of history, including the Trump presidency, the #MeToo movement, the Islamic State, the 2008 financial crisis, Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine. And it can give us intriguing clues to how Pluto's current 20-year pass through Aquarius will play out.

Bio: Dan Waites is a consulting astrologer, researcher and content creator focused on world and natal astrology. He says: “My goal is to use astrological wisdom and historical research to understand the times we’re living through and help more people cross the threshold into a magical cosmos.” His writing on world astrology can be found at worldastrologyreport.substack.com and his YouTube channel is “World Astrology Report”.

Although the intro starts at 7.25pm please join from 7.15pm so you can settle in or say hello to other attendees. After the webinar ends at around 8.45pm there will be a further half an hour in which you are free to 'hang out' in the company of fellow astrology enthusiasts and join in or listen to relaxed astro-conversation.

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Jul 6, 2023 07:15 PM in London