Neptune is the planet of faith, transcendence, dreams, fantasy, illusion, and glamour 

Think: movies ( something that appears to be real, but is in fact made up on a set), gut feelings ( I don’t know how I know it, I just do), soulmates ( I feel like I’ve met you before, strong connection),  

Neptune in Aries has historically been a time of bold idealism, spiritual awakenings, and radical shifts in collective dreams.

Neptune in Aries has coincided with periods of bold, sometimes revolutionary action in the U.S., like the Civil War (1861–1865) and the country’s push into new frontiers. With Neptune returning to Aries in 2025, it could signal another era of daring movements, ideological battles, and visionary leadership.

Neptune in Aries has historically aligned with times of heightened individualism, pioneering efforts, and ideological shifts in the U.S. The Civil War era (1861–1875) is a major example, showing how Neptune’s energy in Aries fuels bold, sometimes extreme, actions driven by ideals.

Looking at both the early 16th and 19th centuries highlights how Neptune in Aries has repeatedly coincided with bold, often aggressive expansion and transformation. The 1520s saw major European exploration efforts, including Spanish conquests that reshaped the future of the Americas, while the 1860s brought the Civil War, redefining the U.S. through conflict and reinvention.

Neptune in Aries doesn’t just stir bold action in war and politics—it also sparks shifts in belief systems, artistic movements, and technological advances. For example, the Protestant Reformation was gaining momentum in the 1520s, challenging old religious structures, while the 1860s saw breakthroughs like the Transcontinental Railroad and early discussions on civil rights.

Neptune in Aries consistently fuels bold, transformative action across different eras. These patterns include:

• Revolution & Rebellion: From early conquests in the 1520s to the Civil War in the 1860s, Neptune in Aries has aligned with upheaval and new beginnings.

• Expansion & Exploration: The Age of Exploration (1520s) and the westward expansion of the U.S. (1860s) both fit this theme.

• Radical Shifts in Belief Systems: Religious transformations in the 1520s (like the Protestant Reformation) and ideological battles over freedom and identity in the 1860s.

• Innovation & Bold Inventions: From navigational advancements in the 16th century to railroads and communication breakthroughs in the 19th.

Given the rapid advancements in technology, shifting global power dynamics, and rising ideological movements, this next transit could bring another wave of innovation, conflict, and reinvention.

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Hubby + Me = Composite chart

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Aquarius sun, Aries moon and rising.

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