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Pluto is a very strong planet. Think horseradish. However, strength can be a good thing or a not so good thing. Pluto’s strength is positive or negative, depending on how he resides in the chart. We have limited our discussion to angles, so let’s examine Pluto on each angle
Pluto conjunct the Ascendant is a power position, par excellence. These are the policeman, the professors, the pilots, anyone in a leadership position who “wears it well” That is the key. Some people are in leadership positions, but are not natural leaders. This placement of Pluto is a natural leader. On the flip side, these natives may try to control too much. In these cases, they are better suited to a partner who wants a natural leader.
Pluto conjunct the IC is a negative position. I know that political correctness demands that nothing is ever negative. I am not politically correct. Hence, I think some aspects are negative. Can they be used for learning and growing? Most certainly, but I don’t think anyone would WANT them, if they had the choice. Pluto conjunct the IC falls into this category. It bodes of a violent childhood. The closer to the IC, the more so.
Pluto conjunct the Descendant is another negative position, in my opinion. That which conjuncts the Descendant, we seek out in another. That which conjuncts the DSC feels as if it is a lack in ourselves. Hence, it is a natural position of co-dependency, through no fault of the native. In this case, the person may look for a powerful partner, to whom she can give over her personal power.
Pluto conjunct the MC is a power position, as is Pluto conjunct the Ascendant. Pluto conjunct the MC can be epitomized in Putin. I think he has this position. If he doesn’t, he exemplifies it. Like him or not, he is a natural leader. He has a keen sense of his own power and wields it with an effortless grace. That epitomizes Pluto conjunct the MC
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