Tag: Neptune

Astrology of Now: Through The Looking Glass

As some readers of this blog may have noticed, I couldn’t bring myself to take a close look at the close of polls chart for the US election. It was just too important — and I was scared of what I might find. However, a couple of weeks ago, when I was writing your horoscopes for November, I saw something that made my heart leap into my mouth — in a manner of speaking — something which I could not ignore. It was the passage of Neptune through the South Node in Pisces this month. The image that sprang to into my mind […]

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Neptune Conjunct South Node ~ Exorcism

2016 ~ Neptune/South Node at 9º Pisces on Skat Neptune on Skat in Aquarius “Abnormal mind, changeable, easily discouraged, idealistic, psychic, many alliances, separated from marriage partner and children, accidents, may become insane, death through a fall or by water in middle life.” [1a] Neptune conjunction South Node peaks Nov 14 to 26 2016 after […]

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November 1st, 2016: Submerged

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  • Sun in Scorpio trines Neptune Rx in Pisces: 9 deg

Scorpio’s esire to push the limits is expanded by Neptune, which dissolves anything solid. It will be easy to dive into something, and the trine’s enabling quality will make it smooth and fast. Before you know it, you’re in over your head. Much depends on where you’re submerging. 

This can be the ultimate blend of passion, empathy and psychic intimacy. Or, you can achieve a deep, dark peace within yourself, if you embrace your shadow (Neptune takes the edge off Scorpio’s fears). Then again, you might slide into an addiction. 

 

 

Neptune & Loss Of Faith

Dear, Elsa It is said Neptune stands for faith, but it also stands for a dislike of the real world. How can you be faithful, if you live in a place that you don’t like and that never satisfies you … Read More…

Terrorism, the Discovery of Chiron and Great Art

Chiron, the erratic asteroid that weaves between Uranus and Saturn, was discovered on November 1, 1977 on a photographic plate that had been taken on October 18. That second date might just ring a bell for you if you happen to be interested in contemporary art – because it’s also the collective title of some of the most famous works of art about terrorism ever made. Gerhard Richter’s weird, grungy pictures grouped under the title 18. Oktober 1977 reimagine the demise of Germany’s notorious Baader-Meinhof gang. On that day, three members of the gang were found dead in jail — as depicted in Richter’s compellingly creepy series. Officially it was suicide, but the circumstances […]

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