The Awakening of Humanity

Much has been said about the awakening of humanity, as if this were a process like turning a light switch on and off. That concept, although real, when mismanaged, only empowers something that we do not see, do not know, and I dare to say DOES NOT EXIST.

A poorly expressed and applied concept leads us to give our power to someone else’s. It’s like searching for a father or a mother to show us which way to go or to tell us what to do or not to do.

From the perspective of control (by governments, global institutions, and corporations), this is the easiest way to keep people deceived, to control them, and to make them hope for something that comes from somewhere. There are astrologers and clairvoyants who have joined this corporate agenda, motivated by number of views on social media, seeking likes, and raising money through various channels due to the traffic they generate.

As a result, people consume news that is partially true because the planetary transits and aspects are real, but the true meaning of things is changed.

Does anyone remember that by the year 2000, there was talk of a change in humanity? And what happened with the change that was supposed to occur on December 21st, 2012? Countless books, thousands of videos, blog articles, and large conferences were written and held discussing the imminent awakening of humanity.

Now, let me comment from an astrological perspective on what happened before and what may happen now.

In 2011, Neptune made its first entry into the sign of Pisces.

Let’s see what this means:

Neptune is the planet associated with spirituality, illusion, empathy, and creativity. Its entry into the sign of Pisces, which occurred in 2011 and will last until much of 2025, has important meanings and implications.

Intuition and Spirituality: Neptune in Pisces can intensify the connection with intuition and spirituality. It is a propitious time for meditation, spiritual exploration, and personal growth.

Creativity: The transit through Pisces stimulates creativity in various forms, such as art, music, and writing. People may feel more inspired and connected to their artistic side.

Disillusionment and Reality: Neptune also has an aspect of confusion and deception. This period may bring disillusionment or idealizations that do not correspond to reality. It is important to maintain a balance between idealism and pragmatism.

Empathy and Connection: There may be an increase in empathy and compassion towards others. There can be a focus on social issues, becoming involved in humanitarian causes, and supporting the less fortunate.

Internal Conflicts: In some cases, the transit can lead to internal struggles, such as conflicts between desires and reality or confrontations with addictions or escapisms.

Collective Transformation: On a global level, this transit may reflect a change in collective consciousness and a movement towards spirituality and emotional connection.

On the other hand, in 2008, Pluto entered the sign of Capricorn and by early 2025, moves directly into the sign of Aquarius.

But to understand where we are going, let’s look at what happened the last time Pluto transited the sign of Capricorn.

Pluto had a transit through Capricorn in the 18th century, specifically from 1762 to 1778. This period was marked by significant changes and historical events that reflect the characteristics of the planet and the sign.

Industrial Revolution: While it officially began in the late 18th century and developed in the 19th and 20th centuries, the first signs of industrial change started during this transit. Pluto in Capricorn is associated with the transformation of economic structures and how societies organize themselves.

Social and Political Revolutions: During this period, we saw the emergence of movements that challenged the existing power structures, including the American Revolution (1775-1783), the French Revolution (1789), and the subsequent independence movements in Central and South America. The energy of Pluto emphasizes the desire for power, control, and often the need to confront and transform hierarchies.

Crisis of Monarchy: The struggle for independence in various colonies and the increasing pressure on monarchies symbolize a questioning of power and authority, which are central themes of Pluto in Capricorn.

Spiritual and Philosophical Transformations: During this time, there was also a rise in Enlightenment thinking, which promoted ideas of reason and science, contrasting with the established order and fostering transformations in society and power structures.

Reform Movements: Often, Pluto in Capricorn can be associated with a period of reforms, where the aim is to empower the people and dismantle obsolete structures. This was seen in the so-called Industrial Revolution, and colonialism, which also brought changes in how the working class lived and worked.

When Pluto entered the sign of Capricorn in 2008, it coincided with the global financial crisis that began with the mortgages in the United States. As we can see, Pluto initiated the dismantling of the global financial power structures that connect with all centers of global power. If by 2025 they are still standing, it is only due to makeup; internally, both banks and countries are so indebted that they cannot pay off their debts. I don’t know how much longer the fuse ignited in 2008 will last, but it can’t be much.

When Neptune enters Pisces, it projected the energy for the change of humanity. It was real. But there is only one reason for this to materialize: the person must tap into that energy and begin to work on it at a personal level. Everything begins and ends within each individual.

Neptune has a negative side, and this too was manifested, for example society questioned genetics and it was claimed that a being born male might not actually be so, the same for someone born female. Natural laws were being changed, and parts of scientific circles and society accepted and consumed these ideas.

Now Pluto enters Aquarius, the age of information, and Neptune entering in the sign of Aries, which rules the head, signals new beginnings.

Those who in recent years embraced the positive aspect of Neptune’s energy are the ones moving toward the awakening that is being talked about; the others, with the collapse of institutions, will find themselves lost, as their lives depended on these institutions. This is what happens with organisms that live off others; when the source disappears, they suffer the same fate.

From an astrological perspective, there is no doubt that we are on the threshold of a new awakening, where a separation will occur between those who are awake and the rest. Each person will be aware of the result of the work they have been doing and based on that, will depend on which side they will be positioned in this paradigm shift.