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Transit Neptune Opposite Natal Midheaven

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Transit Vibe: Career Confusion or Uncertainty

Here’s what to do and to avoid when you have transit Neptune opposite Midheaven. 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 Midheaven

To Do During Transit Neptune Opposite Midheaven

What’s Interesting About Transit Neptune Opposite Midheaven?

Experiencing Transit Neptune Opposite Midheaven

When Neptune moves opposite your natal Midheaven, it’s like a thick fog rolling in over the part of your chart that deals with your public life, career, and reputation. Things that were clear suddenly get a bit blurry. You might feel confused about which direction you’re headed (especially in work or the public eye), or you could even realize that your old ambitions don’t satisfy you anymore.

It’s not always doom-and-gloom, but it is a weird time! Neptune loves to dissolve boundaries and make things feel dreamy, surreal, and sometimes just plain confusing. Finding your purpose or career direction might feel like trying to catch smoke with your hands.

Challenges during Transit Neptune Opposite Midheaven

Opportunities during Transit Neptune Opposite Midheaven

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

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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