posted October 09, 2013 12:06 PM            

Wheres your N.node/Neptune?

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"The Chart is your Guide"

posted October 09, 2013 12:25 PM            

Sag, if you'd like people to shut up you should try channeling your imagination into something tangible. I mean, occupy yourself with some artistic hobby for example

posted October 09, 2013 12:28 PM            

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Originally posted by NeptunianSag:
What would cause this? I have neptune in the third square ascendant. But it's probably true, i'm a very neptunian/uranian/plutonian individual so of course i'm not that grounded, add air + water placements i thrive on mental stimulation more than practical stuff and being a sag makes me want to go on mental "adventures" I find it annoying when people say this, they say it like it is a bad thing, like why would i want to live in the real world 24/7, everyone needs an escape from time to time. I'm going through a neptune opposite mercury transit so i guess i'm away with the fairies even more so, but it's damn interesting to live in your own world.

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mental stimulation in what way or direction?
whats your sun moon asc? i have my neptune in sag 3rd house too conjunct jupiter in sag 3rd house as well. its only natural that im otherworldy but i dont have the patience to live in thought only without tangible practice or result.

make sure you stay away from alcohol and drugs.

posted October 09, 2013 12:51 PM            

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posted October 09, 2013 01:08 PM            

Moon/Mars in Cancer near 12th house
Moon quindecile Neptune/Uranus
Mercury trine Neptune/Uranus
Venus square Neptune/Uranus

I have Virgo and Saturn placements though so they do help to keep me grounded at times and see things from a more rational viewpoint.

But you see, those who fail to understand this and see it as a bad thing are simply unaware of the fact that human psychology is very diverse.
They haven't experienced what life is like through other people's perspectives, they can only base their perceptions on their own individual experiences, so anything that is "different" from what they are used to seeing is automatically labelled as being "out-of-the-norm".

I don't necessarily consider escapism or an idealistic attitude as a bad thing (unless it isn't something that causes serious harm such as substance abuse, etc).
If you're like me and highly sensitive/empathic, then its easy to get overwhelmed by reality and its people. Sometimes it can seem very harsh, cold, mundane, lacking in depth and true meaning, and I'm inclined to easily feel hurt/overwhelmed and take things too personally lol. Though I'm getting better at letting things go and not giving a rip anymore.
I find it effects me less and less now.

Anyways, my point is that its ok to retreat and "get lost into your own world". It's ok to unwind and take some time out for yourself. Its actually a very healthy thing to do, for your psyche and overall wellbeing.
It gives you a sense of peace, relief, inspiration, hope and joy. Plus it aspires you to find such aspects within this earthly mundane reality, and as a result, it serves you by enriching your life in the long run.
Those who fail to transcend their limited, 3D ways of thinking/seeing things are seriously missing out... But hey, whatever floats their boat. I guess that's the experience they're here for.

posted October 09, 2013 04:19 PM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
Narnia? I know better worlds

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\o/ I have my own world too! But Narnia is nice!