Generational planets: astrology explains the difference between generations

There are three planets which indicate the trends and great debates of each generation; know everything!

Generations X, Y (or Millennials), Z and Baby Boomer are chronological classifications that bring together similar characteristics and behaviors between people born in the same period. Did you know that astrology also explains different behaviors based on generations? Yes, through the generational planets.

Each of the 10 planets studied by Astrology represents a psychic function (understand here the meaning of all the planetsAmong them, there are three that indicate the trends and great debates of each generation. Therefore, they are called generational planets.

The astrologers of personify explain below what generational planets are and what they mean!

What are the generational planets?

The planets that are in the sky after Saturn are considered generational, since they remain in the same sign for a long time: they are Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.

while the personal planets (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars) stay from two days to a few weeks in one sign and the social planets (Jupiter and Saturn) remain from one to two years, the generational planets it can remain for more than 30 years. Appearance:

Do you know which generation you belong to? Create your free astral map here and find out in which signs Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are found.

How do generational planets work?

Due to the long period in the same sign, generational planets impact the collective, not just individuals.

When Uranus, Neptune and Pluto these enter a new sign, the motivations and the way of acting of the people of an entire generation change, not just of individuals..

• Uranus stays 7 years in a sign and represents the way we think about freedom and independence.
• Neptune remains 14 years in the same sign and represents relationships with spirituality and self-delusion.
• Pluto it can stand from 12 to 32 years in a sign and shows our weaknesses and where we are most afraid of change.

For example, Uranus was the last in the sign of Aquarius between 1995 and 2003. Those born in this period have Uranus inside Acquarium and therefore they tend to develop a strong connection with the collective and tend to have bold and innovative goals.

Already Pluto is inside Capricorn since 2008 and remains until 2023 – so the most recent births indicate people with a tendency towards perfectionism and who may also develop a certain obsession with professional success.

Does it mean that all people of a generation are the same?

As we have seen, the interpretation of the three generational planets per 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”, ie in which sphere of life each person will manifest the functions of the planets.

For example, someone with Pluto in the 4th house draws attention to secrets and crises in our childhood home, while a person with Pluto in the 6th indicates hidden health problems and hard-to-diagnose diseases.

If you like the subject and want to delve into astrology to the point of doing your own analysis, Check out the basic astrology course here.

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