Often the greatest potentials of a powerful outer planetary alignment is not seen until the generation born under the alignment comes of age. This may, in fact, be happening currently with the generation of the Uranus-Pluto alignment of the 1960's. Certainly the previous Uranus-Neptune conjunction of the early nineteenth century gave birth to a sizeable number of notable revolutionaries, religious reformers, and artists. A comprehensive list is beyond the scope of this article, however this generation featured some the most concentrated literary, artistic, political, and religious accomplishment in contemporary history. Any short list of this era would include Karl Marx, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Herman Melville, Mary Baker Eddy, and Bahá'u'lláh. If the progeny of the nineteenth century Uranus-Neptune conjunction is any indication, then the "indigo children"—the New Age designation for children born under the most recent Uranus-Neptune conjunction—should also bear tremendous fruit in religion, politics, and art. Moreover, with transiting Pluto conjoining the Uranus-Neptune conjunction as this generation comes of age, any latent spiritual, artistic, and political visions should be blown wide open at the time. Although the initial impact of the Uranus-Neptune conjunction is over, the legacy has only just begun.