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posted August 04, 2010 06:59 PM         

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If you are going though a mercury square neptune transit, would you accept a position in a new job? This job would be with the school system, so its not a shady postion. i have been waiting on this for a while. It has great benefits. ( i am calling her back tomorrow, she wants to schedule an interview.)
This transit lasts from today til mid-september.

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posted August 04, 2010 07:00 PM         

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what houses to mercury and neptune occupy and rule in your house?

ETA: i'm also not sure i understand why this transit would make you apprehensive about accepting the position?

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posted August 04, 2010 07:04 PM         

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Yes! That aspect could represent life lessons that you scheduled yourself to learn in this particular incarnation, both positive and negative. You never know what you're being lead to do and that aspect could be absolutely necessary in order for you to accomplish certain tasks. We can only do the best we can with what we've got, one day at a time.

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posted August 04, 2010 07:45 PM         

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electricmind-mercury square neptune makes me think that "signing on the dotted line" may not be the best thing to do! i also had googled it. I have been waiting on this, and i hope and pray the time is now.
what also worries me a bit, is i did an horary about getting a job with the school system, and the answer was a negative, which i still question the reading.
Geocosmic**the way you word things makes so much sense. I know your aries self will not be coming back to this topic, but thanks!

here is my chart

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posted August 05, 2010 01:42 AM         

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I wont take it on Mercury Retrograde.
Tr Mercury squaring Neptune is not a problem at all when it comes to jobs, as long as you have thoroughly read the small print of the contract.

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