power to the people and pluto’s promise

During its journey through Capricorn, Pluto exposed the problems with centralized power structures. If there was anything that Covid taught people, is that they were not as free as tbey thought. They had direct experinece of overt top down control

The awakening public how thoroughly power had been consolidated at the top – think of it like a massive pyramid scheme where wealth and control kept flowing upward until the structure became too top-heavy to sustain itself.

Now, as Pluto moves into Aquarius in 2024, we’re about to witness what I call the “Great Redistribution.” Imagine the Tower of Power that the elites have built – their carefully constructed hierarchy and hegemony of control through central banks, corporate monopolies, and government bureaucracies – starting to crumble under its own weight.

But this isn’t about chaos or destruction; it’s about reorganization. The power won’t disappear; it will redistribute itself organically from the ground up, like water finding its natural level.

Instead of power flowing from the top down through corrupt institutions and corporate hierarchies, we’ll see it emerging from the bottom up through community networks, decentralized systems, and collective decision-making.

This is the promise of Pluto in Aquarius – the dismantling of artificial power structures and the birth of natural, distributed systems of organization that serve the many rather than the few.

It’s about us, networking and connecting together and organising ourselves with out central authority. Leadership will become distriucbuted, and the network will lead and self regulate and correct.

Technically what will happen is morphogenic fields will develop based upon shared intentions, and the collective self aware consciousness with organise people into self directed tasks to support the system.

I wrote a whole manifesto on this new type of leadership:

The Distributed Leadership Manifesto

CLICK HERE to download this new evolutionary leadership style of the Aquarian Age.

The fundamental difference between Pluto in Capricorn versus Pluto in Aquarius is like comparing a pyramid to a web. Pluto in Capricorn (2008-2024) dealt with traditional power structures, hierarchical systems, and institutional authority – it exposed corruption in governments, corporations, and established institutions, showing us how thoroughly these top-down systems had been corrupted.

But its energy still operated within the framework of centralized power, even as it revealed its flaws. In contrast, Pluto in Aquarius (2024-2044) isn’t interested in reforming hierarchies – it seeks to abolish them entirely in favor of distributed networks of power.

Rather than fixing corrupt institutions, it creates systems that make corruption technically impossible through transparency and collective participation.

Think of it this way: Pluto in Capricorn showed us what was wrong with the old power structure, like an X-ray revealing cancer in a body, while Pluto in Aquarius introduces an entirely new operating system – replacing the diseased hierarchical body with a neural network of distributed intelligence.

It’s not about making the pyramid more efficient; it’s about replacing the pyramid with a web where power flows organically through networks of human consciousness and technological innovation.

but we need to move from here to there…

Lets dive into some of the key issues as to what I see is wrong with todays systems, and perhaps how thjis epoch of time may reshape things into something better.

The problem with our current system isn’t just inefficiency – it’s systematic corruption masked as legitimate governance. In 2023 alone, corporations spent over $4 billion on lobbying, with top spenders like Pfizer ($11.3 million), Meta ($19.5 million), and Amazon ($21.7 million) effectively purchasing policy influence.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce spent $59 million in lobbying efforts, while the defence industry giants – Lockheed Martin ($13.2 million), Raytheon ($13.4 million), and Boeing ($12.6 million) – ensured continuous war funding and military contracts.

This isn’t democracy; it’s policy auction to the highest bidder. Politicians enter Congress with modest wealth and mysteriously become millionaires – just look at Nancy Pelosi’s $100 million fortune accumulated on a government salary or the countless others who’ve enriched themselves through insider trading and “speaking fees.”

The military-industrial complex highlights this corrupt system perfectly. Companies like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Raytheon don’t just lobby for contracts – they place former executives in key Pentagon positions, hire retired generals as consultants, and fund think tanks that inevitably recommend more military spending.

It’s a neat merry go round, with the same similar pathway of time in Government building a rollerdex of contacts. Then moving ibnto the private sector leveraging their network for their new high paying corporate sponsor to shake down the career unelected beuaurocrats who are the real power behind the politicans.

The revolving door between government and industry spins in a familiar path whereby defence contractors hire former government officials who then influence their former colleagues. At the same time, government agencies are staffed by industry insiders who steer contracts back to their former employers.

This creates an unbreakable cycle where perpetual war becomes profitable, peace becomes bad for business, and taxpayer dollars flow endlessly into corporate coffers. The system has been nearly impossible to shift because it’s not just corrupt – it’s corruption codified into the standard operating procedure, protected by the very legislators and regulators who profit from it.

I bet there are some people quaking at Trumps recent Cabnet appointments. People purposely picked and poised with the promise of breaking up the merry go round.

Let’s dive deeper into this corrupted web of influence. The military-industrial complex is just one tentacle of a larger octopus. Consider how these systems interlock: Big Pharma controls the FDA and CDC through revolving door appointments and research funding, while simultaneously controlling media narratives through advertising dollars.

In 2023, pharmaceutical companies spent over $6.8 billion on TV advertising alone, effectively buying editorial silence about drug prices and side effects.

Then there’s Big Agriculture companies like Monsanto (now Bayer), who not only control seed patents and farming practices but also fund university research to validate their products’ safety.

Their executives move freely between corporate boardrooms and government regulatory positions at the USDA and EPA. The same pattern repeats with Big Tech, where former Google and Meta executives staff the FCC and FTC, ensuring regulatory decisions favor their former employers.

I think a lot more people are aware now of this collusion, then when I first pulled apart the infected siuckness industry back in 1999. And I am sure the whole system is not overjoyed at the appintment of Robert Kennedy to come and poke around in their playground.

And don’t get me started on the banking system, which I think most people now can see is clearly the worlds largest ponzi scheme. The Federal Reserve, a private institution masquerading as a government agency, is owned by major banks who literally create money out of thin air, then lend it back to the government with interest.

The revolving door between Wall Street and the Treasury Department ensures policies always protect banking interests over citizens. Goldman Sachs alone has placed dozens of executives in key government positions, earning it the nickname “Government Sachs.”

The energy sector provides another perfect example of systemic corruption. Oil companies spend millions lobbying against clean energy while their executives sit on energy policy committees.

Meanwhile, they fund think tanks to produce “research” questioning climate change, while media companies dependent on their advertising dollars provide favorable coverage.

Even the education system is compromised, with textbook companies controlled by corporate interests ensuring students learn approved versions of history and economics.

These aren’t separate systems – they’re all interconnected. The same investment firms like BlackRock and Vanguard own controlling shares in media companies, pharmaceutical firms, defence contractors, and technology giants.

The same law firms represent these corporations while drafting legislation for Congress. The same think tanks provide intellectual cover for all their activities. It’s a closed loop of power and profit, where every component works to protect and perpetuate the others.

This is why surface-level reform never works – you can’t fix a system that’s designed to be corrupted. The only solution is complete transformation through technological systems that make this kind of corruption technically impossible.

Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies offer this possibility by creating transparent, immutable systems where every transaction and decision is publicly visible and algorithmically enforced.

The corporations that currently control our political system through campaign contributions and lobbying would find their influence negated by these new systems.

When power is held in distributed networks governed by transparent algorithms, there’s no central authority to corrupt, no politician to buy, no regulation to manipulate.

This is exactly the kind of revolutionary restructuring that Pluto in Aquarius heralds – the replacement of human authority with systematic transparency and distributed power.

As Pluto moves through Aquarius over the next two decades, we’ll witness a fundamental restructuring of how human society organises itself.

The old pyramid structure of power – with a few elites at the top controlling the masses below – will give way to distributed networks of self-organizing communities. This isn’t just about political systems; it’s about humanity evolving beyond the need for centralized control into a more mature form of self-regulation.

Think of it like the shift from old-style telephone networks, where everything had to go through a central switchboard, to the internet, where information flows freely between nodes.

Leadership will become more fluid and situational, with different individuals stepping forward based on their expertise and the community’s needs rather than predetermined hierarchical positions.

We’re already seeing early signs of this in blockchain technologies, decentralized organizations, and community-driven initiatives where authority is earned through contribution rather than imposed from above.

The really exciting aspect is how this shift aligns with human consciousness evolution. As people awaken to their own power and potential, they naturally require less external control.

Communities will increasingly self-regulate through shared values and collective wisdom rather than top-down rules and enforcement. Technology will serve this evolution by creating transparent systems for collaboration and decision-making, making it possible for large groups to coordinate effectively without centralized control. The result won’t be chaos, as the old guard fears, but rather a more organic, responsive form of organization that better serves everyone’s needs.

This transformation reflects a fundamental truth: humanity is ready to move beyond the parent-child relationship with authority into a more mature model of collective responsibility and distributed leadership.

The old systems of control aren’t just being dismantled – they’re being transcended as humanity evolves into a new way of being together that honors both individual sovereignty and collective harmony.

Here’s the fascinating paradox about true people power – it’s not about getting what you personally want. When we talk about the shift into Aquarian consciousness and distributed power systems, many of us make the mistake of thinking “brilliant, now everyone will see things my way.” But that’s just our ego talking, we are still stuck in old patterns of wanting control.

Real collective consciousness and distributed power mean sometimes – actually, quite often – things won’t go your way. You might think you know what’s best for society. You might believe your values around equality, freedom, or justice are obviously right.

But true people power means accepting that the collective wisdom might choose differently than you would. This is what makes the coming Plutonian shift into Aquarius so challenging for many awakened individuals – it requires us to truly surrender our personal need for control into trust of collective intelligence.

Think about it like this: If you’re used to being the most conscious person in the room, the one who “gets it” while others are still asleep, the shift to genuine distributed power might actually feel like a step backwards.

But this is the ego’s last grasp at control, disguised as enlightened thinking. The real revolution isn’t about getting everyone to agree with your enlightened viewpoint – it’s about creating systems where collective wisdom can emerge, even when it contradicts your personal truth.

This is the real test as Pluto moves into Aquarius: Can we truly trust in collective consciousness, even when it chooses differently than we would? Can we surrender our individual “rightness” to the wisdom of the whole?

This isn’t about giving up our values or voice—it’s about understanding that true revolution means sometimes being in the minority and being okay with that.

The next 20 years is up to the WE.

It is whatever the majority decides is the direction that things will go. The energetic templates of the Aquarian astrology is guiding us. The power of Pluto will first bring necessary destruction of outdated Capricornian structures – and yes, my wife often reminds me that the phoenix rises from the ashes, not the flames.

The coming few years may feel turbulent as old systems crumble and power structures dissolve, but this dismantling is a natural and necessary part of the cosmic cycle.

By the next election cycle, we should be ready for the rebuilding phase, with new leadership emerging to construct rather than deconstruct. Remember, what appears as chaos in the moment is often the universe reorganizing itself into a more harmonious order – trust in the process of death and rebirth, for it is through this transformation that humanity will find its wings.

I believe in us.

The power of WE has this.