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Moon-Neptune: The Highs and Lows

Posted on September 28, 2010

The Moon-Neptune aspect in the natal chart of an individual acts as a sponge, soaking up the feelings of those around it; those with this combination often have a strong urge to emotionally merge with those they come into contact with. The personality has a hard time adjusting to reality and pines away for a fantasy paradise. Those who have a hard time with the more challenging aspects of this contact often worry excessively about being alone, separated, and isolated, and that they would drift aimlessly in life without any sense of security. An unquenchable thirst for love and devotion, as well as trustworthy people, characterises this Moon-Neptune alignment at its most deep level. To be emotionally and mentally healthy and happy as they grow, they must keep in mind that they are their own saviours, and that they are saved by their own creativity, empathy, and extraordinary imaginative faculties or acts of kindness. To do so, they need to develop a stronger sense of self-confidence and independence from external sources, which will allow them to stop obsessing about falling apart in the material world they try so hard to adapt to. Addiction, delusion, disillusionment, escapism, unhappiness, and sadness are all negative expressions of a Neptune element; thus, it is essential that people who identify with these traits find refuge in the practise of compassion, innovation, and the arts.

One of the most basic human needs is the yearning to feel useful to others and make a positive impact on the world. However, some Moon-Neptune people may never be happy because of issues like emotional pain, physical illness, and other emotional entanglements that influence their relationships and pull them down or cause them to lose the sparkle in their otherwise beautiful eyes. If you’re trying to figure out what’s going on in the strange Neptunian realms, chances are your mother (the Moon) or a close family is suffering from something. CEO Carter feels the Moon-Neptune personality type can have parasitic tendencies and describes them as the people who always seem to be involved in some sort of scandal.

The female type may be an invalid, recluse or a nagging partner. There is always deep discontentment and high emotional tension and a liability to being deceived by others or to suffer from various forms of disillusion. The Astrological Aspects

When the Moon and Neptune are in close proximity to one another, you tend to exaggerate your sense of victimhood and the martyr in you. It’s also possible that distressing feelings of guilt and anguish of various kinds are present. Many people with these qualities are empathetic and compassionate, but they also have a tendency to seek dependency and have weak boundaries. It’s possible that you’re either perpetually drawn to people who Need You with a Capital N, or that you occasionally feel absolutely alone and dismal and in need of some support in some form. “Moon-Neptune types are eternally hungry, yet they are eager to offer themselves or themselves up as food to any hungry mouth that comes along,” writes Liz Greene.

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