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Transit Neptune Opposite Natal Jupiter

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Transit Vibe: Dreamy illusions vs. reality check

Here’s what to do and to avoid when you have transit Neptune opposite Jupiter. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.

(To find out if you’re currently having this transit, get your free personal daily transits report.)

Avoid During Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter

To Do During Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter

What’s Interesting About Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter?

Experiencing Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter

While it isn’t an everyday transit, Neptune opposite your natal Jupiter comes around to really shake up your beliefs, your hope, and your idea of what’s possible. It usually happens once (maybe twice, thanks to retrogrades) in a lifetime, so it feels big- even if it unfolds kind of quietly or subtly.

This period can feel like being in a dream, not sure what’s real and what’s wishful thinking. Your faith- in yourself, the universe, your future, even your big plans- gets blurry or stretched in weird directions. You might feel super inspired one minute, then confused or disappointed the next. Your sense of “what’s possible” expands, but maybe in risky or unrealistic ways. Some folks get idealistic about travel, charity, money, religion, or education but end up tricked by illusions instead of truths.

Challenges during Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter

Opportunities during Transit Neptune Opposite Jupiter

How the Sign of Transiting Neptune Modifies This Transit Opposite to Natal Jupiter

Read the one for the current sign of transiting Neptune.

Right now, Neptune is currently in Aries, so read “Transiting Neptune in Aries”.

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