WILD TIMES AHEAD! MORE Astrology of 2026 and Beyond with Anne Ortelee

So starting off with one of my favorite topics, let's get a bit wild and talk about out of bounds planets.

So first of all, can you give us a brief explanation about what out of bounds planets are? And secondly, what are your thoughts with Pluto in Aquarius now out of bounds for the best part of a decade? I know he's going to be fun.

Well, he's revolutionary, but normally the out of bounds planets, you know, happen with Cancer and Capricorn and Gemini and Sag.

And basically the premise is an out of bounds planet, all the planets report to the sun.

And the sun has a very prescriptive path, goes to 2327 Cancer and then 2327 Capricorn.

And if you look at your globe, you'll see Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn above and below the equator.

So as the sun does his annual journey in the tropical zodiac, he hits Aries, the equinox at the beginning of spring, climbs up to zero cancer, the ingress for the summer solstice, Up there, he stops for three days and then he heads back down towards the equator for the fall equinox.

And then he goes down to the very bottom to the Tropic of Capricorn at the bottom of the sky.

Now, for the northern hemisphere, it's summer and fall, you know, or spring and fall in the southern hemisphere reverse.

And the sun's a little different speed depending on where he is, you know, what time you were born, right? What season it is.

But the idea is all the planets report to the sun, they're supposed to follow them.

What happens with an out of bounds planet is it goes out of bounds, goes past the sun's line, goes above 2327.

And when it does that, and it can do it when you're born, It can do it, you know, like now.

It was out of bounds like just yesterday on the new moon in Cancer.

It also can do it by progression in your chart.

And when it does it by progression, you get a little wild and crazy.

And it is the planets then do their own thing.

And based on the planet that's out of bounds, it's going to be a little wild.

Or it can pass for normal.

But when you talk to the person about the planet that's out of bounds, they usually have a story.

Because they recognized, oh yeah, that's an out of, yeah, I'm a little out of bounds.

You know, and the planet, and any planet can do it, except the sun, because he's the guy, he's the one that sets the bounds.

So think about a sports game.

You know, the football guy runs to the end and runs out.

Start the play.