Neptune will ingress into Aries on March 30, 2025. Pluto will be in Aquarius at that time.
Neptune entered Aries on, April 13 1861. This is the same day Fort Sumter fell to The Confederacy, marking the beginning of the American Civil War which saw 620,000 people be killed.
https://elsaelsa.com/astrology/the-civil-war-death-transformation/
This is the chart of ingress. It seems overwhelming.
What do you think about this? What do you see or feel?
The trauma and violence of the Civil War is being recapitulated now.
Piscean and Aquarian influences mask and often repress the instincts that erupt into violence.
I would suspect Neptune in Aries this time around will be different.....
There was no stellium in April 1861. This seems more profound, global.
OK, so I have a Pisces Moon, but the way I'm considering this transit is by focusing on the fact that Ghandi was born under Neptune in Aries.
This is possibly not helpful but maybe interesting: someone I listen to a lot is involved with mediation as a way to become closer to God, and has referenced 2025 as a date when a number of people involved with this practice have been given as a time when a "great something" should occur. My mind went to civil war, or some kind of crack/division. (Sorry for that long sentence, I hope it's clear.)
Any new thoughts on this?
I’ve been thinking about this for a few days because of the Neptune/Men post.
Really, war seems unavoidable in the coming decade for the United States. Pluto in Aquarius and its historical connection to revolutions around the world. Neptune’s ingress into Aries at the beginning of the Civil War, which inspired the war strategy for other nations at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. Uranus’ return to Gemini just before the Civil War began (1858), not to mention WWII (1941).
Could war happen on US soil? Or is it more likely to signify our involvement in overseas conflict? When I consider these transits against the Sibley chart, and history, they seem to signify Huge shifts within the country and culture itself, specifically due to war.
I have no idea what a war would look within the borders of the United States.