There are three planets that indicate the trends and major debates of each generation; know it all!
Generation X, Y (or Millennials), Z and Baby Boomers are chronological classifications that put together similar characteristics and behaviors among people born in the same period. Did you know that astrology also explains different behaviors based on generations? Yes, through generational planets.
Each of the 10 planets studied by Astrology represents a psychic function. Among them, there are three that indicate the trends and main debates of each generation. Therefore, they are called generational planets.
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What are the generational planets?
While the personal planets (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars) remain from two days to a few weeks in a sign and the social planets (Jupiter and Saturn) remain for one or two years, the generational planets they can stay for more than 30 years.
Therefore the planets that are in the sky after Saturn are considered generational, since they remain in the same sign for a long period: they are Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
So, if you want to know what generation you belong to, you should create your birth chart and check in which sign these three planets are located. Follow step by step:
- Open your Astral Person Chart.
- Please include your birth details.
- Below the mandala on the map, view the list of planets and search Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
- Check which signs appear next to these planets (the last three in the list).
- For example, the image below reveals a person with Uranus and Neptune in Capricorn and Pluto in Scorpio.
How do generational planets work?
Due to the long period in the same sign, generational planets impact the collective and not just individuals.
When Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto enter a new sign, they change the motivations and actions of people across an entire generation, not just individuals.
- Uranus It has stood out for 7 years and represents how we think about freedom and independence.
- Neptune It remains in the same sign for 14 years and represents relationships with spirituality and self-delusion.
- Pluto It can last from 12 to 32 years in one sign and shows our weaknesses and where we are most afraid of changing.
For example, Uranus was last in the sign of Aquarius between 1995 and 2003. Anyone born during this time has Uranus inside Acquariumtherefore, tends to develop a strong bond with the collective and usually has bold and innovative goals.
Already Pluto is inside Capricorn from 2008 and remains until 2024, so those born more recently indicate people with a tendency towards perfectionism and who may also develop a certain obsession with professional success.
Does this mean that all people of a generation are the same?
As we have seen, the interpretation of the three generational planets by sign reflects something that an entire generation will experience. However, the interpretation of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto by astrological house shows the individual action of each of the planets.
This is because the Houses mean “where it happens”, that is, in which area of life each person will manifest the functions of the planets.
For example, someone with Pluto in the fourth house draws attention to the secrets and crises of our childhood home, while someone with Pluto in the sixth house indicates hidden health problems and difficult-to-diagnose illnesses.
If you like the subject and want to delve deeper into astrology to the point of doing your own analysis, Check out the basic astrology course here.
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