I just wonder, my Pluto is in the 4th house and also in one synastry the Pluto of the other person is in my 4th house. Does it have any connection with each other? And also - what does this placement mean in the synastry (as well as in the natal chart)?
Thanks,
Pastlives

Pluto in the 4th house indicates transformation of self through the family. And having someone else's Pluto in your 4th house would indicate that that person can be an agent of this.

What I am about to say is no reflection on your questions or you, but what I would suggest that you do if you do not have a basic astrology book is to get one, and learn the principles of each planet, sign, house and aspect. Then what you can do is to take the basic principles of each of the energies involved, and figure it out for yourself.

That is what I do in 95% of my answers - I use basic principles and let my intuition kick in. And the real point is that you will be learning what astology is all about, which you seem to have some talent to do.

Let's do it this way the next time you ask a question about something like this - why don't you ask the question, and give what you think the answer should be?

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Dave

thanks for the response. Do you mean that the person whose Pluto is in my 4th house is somebody who initiated this transformation or is he just some sort of a 'side effect'? And when you say a transformation through family - can you give me an example?
Thanks,
Pastlives.

The person whose Pluto is in the 4th house could well be either that you suggested.

As for an example, the family is very important to that person, and many profound experiences are had (both good and bad) through the interaction with the family.

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Dave

that is correct about the Pluto in my 4th house. But how does it connect with the other person?
Thanks,
Pastlives.

The person whose Pluto is in your 4th house will have a transformative effect on your family life.

Dave

could you please give me an example what you consider a transformative effect of one person on someone else's family life?
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Pastlives.

I even remembered this one! An example would a a relative (such as a aunt or uncle) who plays a big role in the rearing of the family.

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Dave

thanks for the response, now lets assume that this person who is supposed to have a transformative effect on my family life is for example somebody with whom I am romantically linked? How can he transform it?
Thanks,
Pastlives.

He would be able to transform it by providing an opportunity to perhaps change the home environment - perhaps by getting presents that enhance your house.

Dave

does not it mean for example moving living together? I guess it does not, but perhaps?
Thanks,
Pastlives.

It could.

Dave