Neptune, discovered on September 23, 1846, is a powerful astrology planet that represents spirituality, creativity, dreams, and illusion. As the ruler of Pisces, Neptune holds a special place in astrological analysis, as it governs invisible aspects of the universe. It is associated with inspiration, receptivity, spiritual improvement, and subtle aspects such as sophistication, illusions, dreams, and elegance.
Neptune’s influence can be nebulous and elusive, but it also bestows positive traits, especially related to the imagination. It is associated with inspiration, dreams, psychic receptivity, illusion, and confusion. Neptune’s activity is characterized by its influence on various aspects of life, including visual communication, water, rain, ice, and liquids.
Neptune’s negative manifestations include deception, trickery, deceit, guilt, and addiction. In astrology, Neptune is the psychic planet of ideals, intuition, spirituality, and compassion, the domain of dreams and delusions. It also rules drugs, drug addictions, alcoholism, hypochondria, somnambulism, trance, the intangible, and the paranormal.
Neptune’s energy can be channeled through activities like painting, writing, music, or dance to foster self-expression and tap into one’s imaginative potential. During a Neptune cycle, aggressive impulses are softened, the drive to achieve loses steam, and the urge for competitive challenge slowly dissipates. However, Neptune also represents deception, trickery, deceit, chaos, and fear.
In summary, Neptune is a powerful astrology planet that represents spirituality, creativity, dreams, and illusion. Its influence can be nebulous and elusive, but it also bestows positive traits related to imagination and spirituality. By understanding Neptune’s placement in various houses and aspects, individuals can harness its energy to foster self-expression and tap into their imaginative potential.
📹 Neptune Transits–How They Feel and How To Handle Them | Pandora Astrology
Neptune ― the Visionary, Mystic and Dreamer ― moves slowly through the universe, making itself at home in one of our natal …
What part of the body does Neptune rule?
The pineal gland and the pancreas are organs responsible for sensory perception and intuitive receptivity. The pancreas and digestive glands are responsible for catalytic and hydrolitic transformations essential for proper metabolism. The signs associated with these signs include Aries head, Taurus neck, Gemini arms and shoulders, Cancer chest, Leo back and heart, Virgo stomach and abdomen, Libra loins, kidneys, Scorpio organs of generation, Sagittarius thighs, Capricorn knees, Aquarius legs and ankles, and Pisces feet. These information is sourced from the Encyclopedia of Astrology by Nicholas deVore, available for $2 at Circle Books in Ann Arbor.
What are the three important powers of Neptune?
Neptune, a sea god, was depicted with dark hair and a richly colored azure mantle. He had a sullen expression and a mild demeanor, even when angered. He held a three-pronged trident with extraordinary powers, which he used to smash rocks, create waves, and call forth storms. Neptune rode on a dolphin or a giant sea shell with his wife, accompanied by sea gods, goddesses, a large crowd of sea nymphs, and Triton, their son. Triton would blow on his seashell trumpet to calm the waves and announce the god’s arrival.
Neptune, ruler of ocean, summoned Triton, who rose from the deep with barnacle-crusted shoulders. Neptune instructed Triton to sound trumpet calls on his conch shell to recall rivers and waves. Neptune’s punishment after attempting to overthrow Jupiter and put him in chains was to serve a mortal. He wandered the earth, finding employment in Troy. He met Jupiter’s son, Phoebus, who had also angered Jupiter and was sentenced to the same punishment. They approached King Laomedon, who offered Phoebus services as a shepherd and Neptune to build tall stone walls around Troy. They were promised rewards in return for their hard work.
What body part does Neptune rule?
The pineal gland and the pancreas are organs responsible for sensory perception and intuitive receptivity. The pancreas and digestive glands are responsible for catalytic and hydrolitic transformations essential for proper metabolism. The signs associated with these signs include Aries head, Taurus neck, Gemini arms and shoulders, Cancer chest, Leo back and heart, Virgo stomach and abdomen, Libra loins, kidneys, Scorpio organs of generation, Sagittarius thighs, Capricorn knees, Aquarius legs and ankles, and Pisces feet. These information is sourced from the Encyclopedia of Astrology by Nicholas deVore, available for $2 at Circle Books in Ann Arbor.
What is Neptune responsible for in astrology?
Neptune is the psychic planet in astrology, representing ideals, intuition, spirituality, and compassion. It is associated with dreams and delusions and is influenced by the zodiac sign and the astrological house it occupies. Neptune reveals our imagination, psychic sensitivities, and connection to the mystic, encompassing unseen and unknown aspects of our lives. Its placement in the birth chart signifies areas where we resist being limited by beliefs or tradition, fostering a sense of connection to the unknown.
What are the rules of Neptune in astrology?
Neptune, the God of the sea and ruler of Pisces, is exalted in Cancer and is associated with universal love. As the higher octave of Venus, Neptune rules individual love and represents the universal ocean of oneness. It is compassionate, idealistic, and imaginative, and is considered a planet of inspiration, dreams, and psychic receptivity. Neptune rules spirituality and subtle things, but can also manifest as deception, trickery, guilt, and addiction. Its position in a person’s chart indicates confusion or illusion, but also creativity in poetry and music.
What emotion does Neptune rule?
Neptune, along with Jupiter, co-rules Pisces and the 12th house, which is the domain of the invisible and empathic. Its interaction with other planets can help understand how creative, spiritual, or psychic faculties emerge, and where blurriness, addiction, and insobrity run roughshod over your chart. To fully understand Neptune’s impact, it is essential to know its location in your chart by house.
In the first house, Neptune may appear as an ever-evolving artist or sphinx with a penchant for reinvention. However, his presence can be profoundly ungrounding, requiring stability and a sense of consistent identity. In the second house, Neptune may indicate a blurriness around personal finances or a propensity for debt and insolvency. However, if properly channeled, Neptune’s rays can grant perspective and generosity about what belongs to you, freeing you from the materialistic factory farm of late capitalism. By understanding Neptune’s impact on your chart, you can better navigate your life and find the right balance between creativity, spirituality, and personal possessions.
What are the talents of Neptune in astrology?
Neptune, named after the sea god Poseidon, governs dreams, psychic powers, and creative pursuits, with an emphasis on photography, film, and the entertainment industry. It is an outer planet considered “generational” or “transpersonal” as it influences long-term experiences and entire epochs. Neptune’s sprawling influence is due to its 165-year orbit, meaning no living human will ever experience its complete cycle. When working with Neptune, it is explored as it moves through each zodiac sign, defining its influence on a specific moment in time.
Since 2011, Neptune has been drifting through Pisces, its “domicile” or home base, which is associated with intuition, artistry, and spirituality. This aligns with Neptune’s ethereal nature and its influence on the mystical realm.
What does Neptune want to control?
The Romans were a polytheistic society that worshipped a variety of deities, including Neptune, the god of freshwater, the sea, and horses. He was renowned for his proclivity for violence and his capacity to control the seas and generate storms. Sailors frequently invoked his name before undertaking lengthy voyages.
What activities can you do on Neptune?
Neptune’s surface is mostly covered in ice, making it an ideal location for ice-skating, figure skating, and roller coaster rides. With a year of 165 Earth years, Neptune offers eight different moons to explore and observe their colors and nuances. The planet can also be warm and sunny, making it an ideal place to work on a tan.
Neptune’s atmosphere lacks basic components for life, but with the help of new super heated suits, it can be lived on. The planet’s strong winds can be a challenge, but protection walls can help prevent them while providing energy and heat.
Neptune is only 4. 347 X 10^6 km from Earth, with a 16. 1-hour day and a 165-year-long revolution. Its atmosphere consists of 74 hydrogen, 25 helium, and 1 methane, with numerous clouds and a thick atmosphere. Neptune is 17. 2 times as massive as Earth, making it an ideal destination for those interested in ice-skating, roller coaster rides, and other outdoor activities.
Is there anything interesting on Neptune?
Neptune, the last gas giant in our solar system, has six rings and 13 confirmed moons, including Triton, which has geysers spraying icy material over five miles high into the frigid atmosphere. Its magnetic field is 27 times stronger than Earth’s. Neptune is the most distant planet in our solar system, and astronomers discovered it through math, noticing Uranus’s gravitational pull. Neptune was first confirmed through a telescope in 1846.
Neptune is a gas giant, surrounded by an Earth-size core of hot liquids, and its atmosphere is composed mostly of water, ammonia, and methane. Methane gives Neptune its striking blue hue. The planet’s atmosphere extends down to crushing depths and is home to the windiest weather in the solar system. To safely navigate Neptune, it is recommended to wear a seatbelt during your flight, as clouds of frozen methane can fly as fast as a fighter jet through storms the size of Earth.
What is the spiritual energy of Neptune?
Neptune, the planet of inspiration, is the higher octave of Venus and brings beauty to a spiritual level. It influences dreams, subconscious, illusions, and magical fantasies. Neptune intensifies intuition and teaches compassion, often asking for sacrifices for the greater good or love. It refines, purifies, and cleanses, making visitors purer. Neptune is highly sensitive, enhancing the artistic side of one’s personality.
It rules visual communication, including photography, film, ballet, music, painting, and poetry. Neptune also governs the sea, rain, ice, liquids, and drugs, both bad and good. Neptune’s influence on our lives is significant, shaping our personalities and lives.
📹 A Gentle Rain or a Flood of Feelings: Venus Trines Neptune
Today, we are going to continue our exploration of some of the major transits of the week, which we started unpacking yesterday.
This is a great and really accurate explanation, I’m glad I came across it. Neptune has been transiting my 10th house for years and I’ve really been on a spiritual quest in terms of career. I’ve quit many jobs and even gotten into debt. And I’ve produced many creative works in this process but I’m still not 100% sure which direction to go. I think the key to this process is to work on the works I idealize while working part-time, as you said. Thank you🍀
I also want to mention how spot on you are about Neptune hitting the career sector. For the past couple years it has been making a trine to my MC while squaring Mars, the ruler of it. I am so unsure of what to do, should I do art or study more so that I feel secure enough in taking clients for astrology readings or tarot but I will say that since I learned my lesson during the Neptune square transit I’m not apt to just through everything away so I can work and live on the beach alone which I really want to do right now. Lol
Ha! I joined a cult when Neptune transited my ascendant and my progressed ascendant was in Pisces.. I didn’t get away until years later when Jupiter was conjunct my Pluto but gaaawd, the amount of torment cause by idealizing this cult (Jehovah’s Witnesses) made me feel like such a horrible person in comparison that it nearly led to my suicide. During my Neptune square Neptune transit it became aware to me how horribly toxic, abusive and narcissistic their beliefs are. Now I do everything I can to bring about the awareness of the dangers of this cult. Their idolization of themselves causes them to have policies in place that set them higher than the law and so instead of reporting child sex abused to the authorities, if there aren’t witnesses they ‘leave it in Jehovah’s hands’ Sorry to get so heavy with this but I think it’s important for people to realize the dangers of Neptune transits. I was particularly susceptible to it’s influences because I have a natal Jupiter, moon Neptune grand trine in my chart. It’s been the most destructive thing in my chart, hands down.
At this time I’ve got Neptune retrograde squaring my Saturn and opposing my Sun. Yikes, maybe the roughest time of my life, born 9/18/43, NYC, 9:25 AM. Making me deepen my faith, thank goodness for my Buddhist practice, Nam Myoho Renge Kyo. I’m a writer, teacher, and astrologer, M.A. Any comments anyone? Will be glad to help you if I can…Alan, Torrance, CA.
I feel such a strong sense of meaninglessness today that is stunning to me. There is no image left of the future and no real memory from the past. It is fascinating to observe. And what you read is true; I absolutely resonate with it today and did say it even to my mom – love alone isn’t enough if you can’t place it somewhere or if it’s not coming back in some form. I guess that’s how death feels like. Meaningless. I guess the connection between Sedna, Pluto, and Lilith plays into it, and the illusion of a meaningful life fades. Thank you!
I am in the recovery program of Adult Children of Alcoholics. I just deepened into my healing of a trauma that occured when I was four. I finally could relate to how I felt as a little girl and could name what I felt instead of looking at the little girl with my adult self with a distant and critical eye. This transit seems like the amenable waters to my integration and healing. (Mother wound).
Wow that James Hillman quote about Love and Imagination is Everything! ❤It touched me so deeply and I guess shouldn’t be surprised, I have natal Venus opposition Neptune right on my 4/10th house axis, so I resonate with the Venus/Neptune energy very super strongly. Like the kids say, I’m feeling ALL the feels LOL
I really loved this talk. I could feel the transmission of joy and peace experienced by your girls in the moments of reminiscing on earlier phases of their lives with you, through imagination and while witnessing your own energy light up as you share and revisit these memories. Such a heartfelt and warming discussion. Much appreciation, Adam!
On point 3. How many love songs feature the word baby. How many people call their lover “babe”. This isn’t something we like to think about, but we should. There are a lot of reasons. The whole “I should be fully actualized” thing. Toxic individualism, atomization. Good for capitalism. Then there is the vulnerability that comes from needing anything that we cannot provide for ourselves. Then there is the “ick” factor in the recognition of how much our intimate lives reflect something “parental”. Either because of the unresolved trauma form our parents that we play out in our intimate relationships which is well documented in both psychological literature and, if we are honest, in our own experience. Finally, and this one is really icky, the ways in which our lovers and spouses fulfill that need for absolute acceptance, even indulgence. Theer is so much here.
Oh yeah what started as a gentle rain this morning snowballed into a flood of emotions by the night and the suddenness in the change of temperature from past few days was hard to ignore. Also on a world events perspective this literally happened in Mumbai with rain that turned into flooding yesterday Hopefully the tide settles soon both in the inner and the outer world 🤞🏼
Thank you, Adam❤ Mother wounds, hmmmmm. I am wondering, is that why I have gravitated towards older women in friendships? I recently started going to my nearby rec center, which has a walking “pool,” and I am enjoying it in the early mornings. I have met a group of older women who are so kind and welcoming towards me, which is very healing for me. I had a very cold and not so nice mother growing up (Mars 4h cancer, opposite moon in Cap) I also had a strange dream last night involving water. I was in the water, and a HUGE wave was coming towards me. I didn’t have time to get away from it, and I knew I had to just go under it, thinking that i would be tossed and turned something awful. But to my surprise, when I went under it was calm there, and I made it unscathed!
As someone commented (noticed this perusal the article as it scrolls through them automatically), a topic that’s come up with the rise in popularity of astrology: in the system I’m studying in courses, a person shouldn’t learn astrology until near the age of 40 and not practice it publicly until after the age of 42. It’s actually liberal arts as a whole as that doesn’t actually develop until the last stage of sun (38-42) and ability to understand isn’t worked on until the mars stage. An example would be a topic I see people complain about is older bands still existing and touring. If I laid out what I listened to as a teenager, those bands are still around but the songs are not represented by their Mercury stage developing through the sun stages, it’s changed to mars, Jupiter and even Saturn at this point. Bands typically break up at the 2nd solar stage and go independent routes by my generation, they both stay together and go independent. Historically, liberal arts expressing the Mercury stage wouldn’t be smiled upon 😆. Neptune is a tricky topic converting to this system as it pretty much perfectly aligns with “Luciferic” which also means you’re stuck explaining what that actually means which is more rejection of meaning of the material world and escapism. Timothy Leary is often given as an archetype for that. Seeing a 9th house Neptune in Leo.. it’s never been disclosed, but it’s most likely the song Eulogy from Tool is about Leary as Leary was releasing albums towards the end of his life guiding people through his dying process as “liberating humanity” which is both arrogant and absurd.
thank you so much for this article 🥹🩷 it was an absolute flood starting tuesday night – wednesday finally subsiding today! my venus is in cancer with saturn in pisces & moon in scorpio sooo much water in my chart 😭💗but it was the healing i truly needed from a past connection thank you!! #2 & 5 were 🎯🎯