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From a mythological standpoint, Pluto was one of the sons of [[Saturn]], who devoured him at birth. This suggests the deeply inward and withdrawn mentality of Pluto. An indeterminate amount of time swilling around a gut is bound to make one withdraw into the inner sanctum of the psyche. And so, there’s a clue as to the depth (and sometimes emotionally disturbing) capacity of Pluto. | From a mythological standpoint, Pluto was one of the sons of [[Saturn]], who devoured him at birth. This suggests the deeply inward and withdrawn mentality of Pluto. An indeterminate amount of time swilling around a gut is bound to make one withdraw into the inner sanctum of the psyche. And so, there’s a clue as to the depth (and sometimes emotionally disturbing) capacity of Pluto. | ||
After stewing in Saturn’s stomach, Pluto (and all his other siblings upon whom Saturn feasted) were rescued by Jupiter who then distributed universal responsibilities amongst the gastric captives. | After stewing in Saturn’s stomach, Pluto (and all his other siblings upon whom Saturn feasted) were rescued by [[Jupiter]] who then distributed universal responsibilities amongst the gastric captives. | ||
He made Pluto/ Hades in charge of the underworld. This is another great view of the symbolism. Deep, dark, mysterious, | He made Pluto/ Hades in charge of the underworld. This is another great view of the symbolism. Deep, dark, mysterious, unknown... Pluto manages a domain completely hidden from our common reality and physical sight. Yet, there is tremendous activity in the underworld. | ||
[[Category: Planets]] | [[Category: Planets]] | ||