A guide to your Neptune sign and what it means in astrology

Polish your rose-colored glasses and take a shot of nectar, my babies: we’re here to talk Neptune.In astrology, Neptune is the psychic planet of ideals, intuition, spirituality, and compassion, the domain of dreams and delusions.Within the birth chart, the influence of Neptune is determined by the zodiac sign in which it falls, as well as the astrological house it occupies.

Neptune reveals our imagination, psychic sensitivities, and connection to the mystic — everything unseen and unknown.The placement of Neptune in the birth chart relates to the parts of our lives where we refuse to be limited by beliefs or bound by tradition.Neptune is the planetary ruler of the doe-eyed, heart-forward water sign Pisces and the 12th House of the Unconscious mind, endings, and self-sabotage.Unlike Mercury, Mars, and Venus, Neptune is a slow-moving outer planet, meaning its energy is felt across a generation and beyond the realm of the individual.

It takes 165 years for the planet to transit the entire zodiac, and it spends roughly 14 years in each sign.Neptune is emblematic of divine potential, universal love, and cosmic consciousness.

At its highest swell, it shows us what is possible when we dissolve boundaries and seek the source.Sounds groovy and not unlike an at-home water birth, right? Ideally, yes, but on the dark side — or ocean floor — of Neptune lies deception, disillusionment, propaganda, escapism through addiction, and utter oblivion. Read on to discover how Neptune expresses itself through the zodiac wheel.Here, we have the planet of ideals and illusions in the sign of the fire-breathing pioneer.

Neptune in Aries natives ride the line between intensity and impulse, and their legacies are often marked by serious and even violent struggles.When Neptune was last in Aries, America was entrenched in the Civil War, a conflict of ideals and humanitarian principles that gave rise to a new, fledgling nation.

Fittingly, this era coincided with the development of wa...

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Publisher: New York Post

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