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Your Next Five Years of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto in Depth

Following Howard Sasportas's The Gods of Change

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Original cover of The Gods of Change

Transits of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto often coincide with the hardest years of a life. How can the crises of those years become a turning point?

What the report reads

The step the book does not calculate for you is worked out precisely by the program in Your Next Five Years of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto in Depth: which houses of your chart Uranus, Neptune and Pluto will pass through over the next five years, and in which stretches of their movement they will touch which of your planets, laid out as a timetable. With this timetable, Sasportas's way of reading can be brought to bear on you. If transiting Pluto squares your natal Sun in these years, for example, the report follows his way of reading Pluto to explain what this kind of turning point is like, which area of life it will stir in your chart, and how you can work with it.

The last part of the report is about how to live with the upheavals of these years, returning to the question he recast in his introduction: how to understand this period, and how to make good use of it. What it reads is the part this book is about, the places where the three outer planets will push you to change over the next five years.

Sasportas once said that an astrological consultation cannot stop something from happening, but it can help a person see clearly what is happening, and so make the experience of going through it more meaningful.

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