Pluto Correspondences
Judgement card from the Rider-Waite Tarot deck
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Deities associated with Pluto include Hades, Hel, Hermes, Mephistopheles, Mercury, Persephone, and Prosperina.
Symbols for Pluto include a scepter, keys, and throne. The Major Arcana Tarot card is Judgement.
Pluto is the God of the Underworld. He is associated with transformation, doorways, death, and rebirth.
The Keys to the Mysteries of Alchemy: The Great Secret, Andrea Aromatico, “Abrams Discoveries” series. Harry N. Abrams, 1 May 2000
Pluto is connected to all things death—assassinations, autopsies, corpses, crucifixions, the morbid, mortality, and mummies—rebirth—metamorphosis, obituaries, purging, purification, reincarnation, rejuvenation, renewal, and transformation—and immortality—legacies and infamy.
Pluto is connected to the unknown including amnesia, enigmas, oblivion, puzzles, and the subconscious mind.
Pluto is associated with the antichrist and ungodliness—corruption, demons, evil, felonies, kidnapping, nefariousness, pirates, tyrants, vampires, vices, villains, and wickedness
Pluto also corresponds to:
Betrayal and contempt
Decadence and sensuality
Earthquakes, landslides, and volcanic eruptions
Epidemics and plagues
Espionage
Fermentation, fertilizers, and fumigation
Global wars and holocausts
Inoculation
Intra-atomic energies and laser beams
Lust and passion
Monsters
Nihilism
Obscenities
Venom and poison
Waste and debris
Places associated with Pluto include those that are subterranean including catacombs, and the underworld, including the societal underbelly of brothels. It is also connected to septic systems, sewers, toilets, and cess pools.
It is connected to the astral plane, the inner planes, and the deep abyss from which in many myths all life originally sprung out of. Pluto is also associated with pyramids.
Pluto is connected to places of death—cemeteries, crematories, gallows, morgues, slaughter houses, and tombs—and the afterlife—hell and purgatory.
In nature Pluto is connected to chasms, geysers, marshes, ponds, quagmires, swamps, volcanoes and volcanic regions. Pluto also rules disasters and infernos.
Professionals associated with Pluto include:
Archeologists, those who dig underground
Atomic and nuclear scientists
Criminals on the other side of the law—bootleggers, prostitutes, and racketeers—and vice cops
Dealers with death—coroners, embalmers, life insurance salespeople, morticians, pallbearers.
Diviners, magicians, and sorcerers
Garbage collectors and tax collectors
Those who work with a pseudonym
Television engineers and technicians
The idea of germination is ruled by Pluto, and Flora corresponding to Pluto include gentian, peat, and poisonous plants.
Fauna of Pluto include poisonous animals, reptiles, ants, swamp birds, wading birds, birds that eat carrion, animals that feed on carrion, poisonous insects, mice, rats, reptiles, rodents, tapeworms, scorpions, serpents, and snakes.
Body parts associated with Pluto include the anus, genitals, lower part of the kidneys, and bladder.
To learn more about how your natal Pluto aspects affect your life path and your current transits, schedule a personal astrological consultation.
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Sources
Bills, Rex. The Rulership Book.