Collection of articles on Neptune in Pisces, transiting, in natal charts and synastry.
I continue in a particularly productive, Neptune daze. We’ve been watching a series on Netflix, “Velvet”. It’s in Spanish but I don’t care. I’m totally in to it and my husband is as well, to his particular extent. What’s happening is time is circling round. As this happens, I pick things up and it’s pretty […]
I tend to think favorably of planets in their home signs. This is my default position. Over the last year, I’ve been tracking an astrologer who loathes Neptune in Pisces. You may want to write him off right here, but he’s crisp with his writing. I decided to try to understand his view. His problem
Astrologer, Stephen Arroyo, estimated a stationing planet was ten times as powerful as one on the move. I know no way to quantify such a thing, but I keep this in mind, particularly when we’re talking about an outer planet. Many were overwhelmed last week, when Neptune turned direct. You may feel like you’re drowning
Neptune transits tend to sneak up on people. Hopefully this will help you track your transits! Neptune retrograde in Pisces: June 30, 2023 @ 27 degrees Neptune direct in Pisces: December 6, 2023 @ 24 degrees Neptune retrograde in Pisces: July 2, 2024 @ 29 degrees Neptune direct in Pisces: December 7, 2024 @ 27
I came across this old thread in the forum: Alcohol & Neptune In Pisces. It’s all about the increase in addiction to alcohol but thinking about it today, I note that all drug use has increased. We are also addicted to the internet and to information in general. Yes, I’m looking at you, Gemini and Virgo.
Where is the “Metaverse” line? It occurs to me we’ve already crossed it. What is the metaverse anyway? Digital representation of real life? I got thinking about this when I saw a remark on twitter about so and so doing a bad thing to a child. You know the word I mean. I have no
Jupiter will turn retrograde back into Pisces this month, to join Neptune in the sign. This got me thinking about “redemption”. I learned of the connection between Neptune and redemption from Liz Greene’s book, written in the 90’s, “The Astrological Neptune and the Quest for Redemption“. The book is long and meandering but without it,
Neptune’s transit of Pisces is well underway. I want to write about Virgo’s experience of this transit because it creates an opposition. Oppositions are the most interesting study in astrology, personally speaking. The Virgo mind is clean and crisp. It knows things. It’s ordered. Neptune in Pisces undermines Virgo’s clarity, sometimes to the point of
