posted November 11, 2010 06:35 AM         

I love this quote:

quote:

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You're channelling something other-worldly every time you [..........................] get laid

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posted November 11, 2010 10:16 AM         

pluto conjunct MC
neptune conjunct ascendant
moon square neptune

posted November 11, 2010 03:28 PM         

I have...

Moon- exactly opposite Uranus, exactly inconj Neptune and exactly inconj Pluto

THEN-

Sun- exactly semi-sexile Uranus, exactly conj Neptune and exactly sextile Pluto...

PS my Sun and Moon are exactly inconj to each other...
and I'm not even going to go into how the "Outties" effect my other person planets...

posted November 11, 2010 03:36 PM         

Moon conjunct Neptune
There's no shortage of imagination when the Moon is in conjunction to Neptune in the natal chart. How this quality is used depends greatly on the other aspects to this conjunction and the natives' level of maturity. In a difficult chart, over-sensitivity, dependency, self-pity, irresponsibility, escapism, and irrational fears are possible. However, most people with this aspect do not display all or even most of these traits for prolonged periods.

There is a powerful need for a creative outlet for their imaginations. Intuitive and dreamy, these people "feed" on inspiration. They want to connect to something higher than themselves--to rise above the mundane. The idealism of this position is tremendous, but it also opens them up to some serious let-downs. These people grab onto some fantasy, feeling, or inspiration and it takes them so very high, that when reality hits, they fall down hard.

Sensitive to a fault, they live in the world of feelings. They just as easily feel ecstatic as they do pained by life, although these processes are very much private matters that are not usually apparent on the surface of things. They want to believe that people are honest, kind, refined, and good-hearted, and they will pick up any small indication that this could be true. In other words, they find the good in people as much as possible. They are very accepting, and generally make those close to them feel quite free. However, the closer you are to these people, the more you will realize that it can be very easy to burst their bubbles. Emotionally, they can be hard to pin down. They rarely categorize people, and they have a hard time making definite statements or commitments. They do most anything to avoid hurting a loved one's feelings.

People with this aspect generally need a fair amount of "down time", as they are very sensitive to all of the mixed energies of any given milieu. Stress is not something they handle well, and their usual response to difficult situations is escapism.

Emotional nourishment is constantly sought, and these people find it difficult to satisfy their emotional longings. The expression "divine discontent" applies here. Creative outlets help tremendously.