All about Neptune! Aspects, transits, position in your natal chart…
The part of life that’s hidden is more interesting to me then what is seen in public. I am talking about the effort a person a puts in behind the scenes. I am talking about their suffering. I am talking about people who care for their elderly parent. I am talking about a older waitress […]
What is the number one mistake people make about you? For me, it’s that they think I like my ass kissed. People think I like to be flattered when I am in fact sickened by it. It literally makes me feel ill but I never say anything when someone does it for two reasons: First
“I don’t know what closure is,” my husband said. “Who gets closure? If you do get closure then fine but I’d not go looking for it. The concept makes no sense. I don’t know who comes up with this stuff.” As a Venus Neptune type, I know exactly what he means. Nothing ever ends. There’s
Dear, Elsa It is said Neptune stands for faith, but it also stands for a dislike of the real world. How can you be faithful, if you live in a place that you don’t like and that never satisfies you in any way? That’s a paradox I don’t get, (which is very Neptunian I guess).
Hi Elsa, It is mentioned a lot on your blog- and excuse me for my humble question but – What exactly is transcendence? What exactly is transcending? How do you translate this energy into action? Leo
The shadow side of compassion! A hot topic in my bingo life right now. Here’s why: How does your supposed compassion pay off in your life?
I know others with Neptune prominent have to deal with this; the veil the drops over and over and over again. With Saturn mashes with Neptune in my chart, this creates a fear and burden for me. In many ways I hate finding things out. As an example, it’s easy for me to forget how
“Well I feel the same way about you,” I said to a pal. “Nobody seems to know who you are. Your family for example. Why don’t they know you? I mean, they do know you but the things they know are not the important things. They don’t know any of the things that count.”
