Neptune in Libra

22 October 1946, 15:45, New Delhi, India

A reading speaks to the person it was written for, so this one talks to Deepak as “you”.

Neptune is a very distant planet, which was discovered only in the middle of the 19th century and its influence was attributed to Pisces. It takes Neptune 165 years to travel around the Sun and it stays in each sign for approximately 14 years. That is why Neptune is one of the generational planets – its position in a sign has a more generational and historical influence rather than influencing one's personal characteristics.

In astrology, Neptune represents the inner, dream world, illusions, imagination, susceptibility and perceptiveness. It is connected to confusion, illusions and deceptions – and it basically represents the most subtle point of our personality through which we can rise to a higher level.

Neptune in Libra

Neptune is one of the more distant planets, which travel more slowly and influence an entire generation of people, and is thus also treated as a generational planet in personal horoscope. You belong to a generation, which influences progress in art, literature, movies and fashion.

Neptune in 7th house

You often idealize your partner and find it difficult to see him for what (s)he really is. Hence originate your disappointments in love. Perhaps you are attracted to an artistic partner or you need to make many sacrifices for him/her. With Neptune in such position, you always need to be very cautious when signing any documents and contracts (and have to always read them thoroughly; and if it seems necessary and intuition tells you so, also consult other people).

Neptune sextile Pluto

You are emotional, intuitive and usually have a very rich inner and dream world. You are interested in everything which is mysterious and creates agitation. You are creative and have active imagination.

Your own chart, read the same way

Every planet, every house and every aspect of your birth chart, chapter by chapter. Marsa wrote every word. Your chart decides which of them you get.

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