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Topic: Neptune placement and transits
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avocadosandwich
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posted August 09, 2011 08:32 AM
  
Hello everyone,Again, I apologise in advance if this question is too simplistic or has a self-evident answer! I get that Neptune is where we tend to have some self-delusion. Let's say you have two people who meet, and one has Neptune transiting his/her 5th house (Natally, 3rd house), and the other, Neptune transiting his/her 7th house (Natally, 5th). Could this lead to a union in which both parties seem totally clueless in romance, preferring to see what they want to see in the other, and marriage being the possible result? And if this is so, when Neptune leaves these houses and moves on, do both people kind of "wake up" from a dream and either revise their expectations or move on?
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avocadosandwich
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posted August 09, 2011 10:38 PM
Strangely, I just found another coincidence of same ilk - Neptune transiting the 7th for both. It's almost as though each party is describing a completely different relationship (now broken). One is desperately trying to hang on, the other running as fast as one can. Both ignored *serious* red flags and continued on with the relationship (yeah, sex can do that!), only to get dismayed and disgusted with the other for not being who he/she "should be." The one admitted that a previous astrologer told him that he'd be reliving a previous situation to ensure that he finally "got it." He says she isn't what she appeared to be, intially. The other is adamant that she loves him but he needs to change to suit her needs in a man, but won't let him go when he says he's not that man. Is there something to this Neptune thing? IP: Logged |
Lonake
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posted August 10, 2011 02:01 AM
Hmm, a relationship mistake under Neptune doesn't tend to be long lasting.Look for personal planet Neptune aspects in the natals and also Pisces placements. I don't think t.Neptune 'all by itself' would lend to this, there would be something in the natal.
Classic Neptune in the beginning is the 'beautiful dream' and then later you look back and see that you weren't seeing everything that was there, only what you wanted to see.
If you really think this may be the case I would think that Neptune or Pisces would also show up quite strongly in the composite, so take a look at that too.
I remember a composite I had when t.Neptune was in my 7th *natally 5th*. Natally there was me with the Pisces Sun, him with the Pisces Venus sq Neptune, Neptune trine Sun. Composite had, wait for it..Merc conj Sun conj Moon in Pisces sq Neptune in the 5th (Moon being c.asc ruler). I'm still feeling the effects of that one (!) lol
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Neptune is so sneaky you don't see any of it until it's almost too late and it smacks you upside the head. You'll have confused thinking, second guessing yourself. But will be too lost in the dream when it's happening, it's like fog. Good luck and hope things work out for the best. Mine did. IP: Logged |
avocadosandwich
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posted August 14, 2011 03:30 PM
Thanks, Lonake!The two people in the first scenario are both Pisces Suns, but I'm still sifting through all the aspects right now. It is wrecking my head a little, I confess! Maybe since I'm one of those Pisces it is harder to be objective.  IP: Logged | |
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