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Transit Uranus Square Natal Neptune

Uranus in outer space labeled "Uranus Transits", surrounded by a lightning bolt, a rocket flying out of a lightbulb, and the words "Rebellion" and "wow!"

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Dreams Disrupted

Here’s what to do and not do when you have a Uranus Square Neptune transit. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.

Avoid During This Transit

Do During This Transit

What’s interesting about this transit?

Experiencing This Transit

When Uranus forms a square to your natal Neptune, things get pretty weird, honestly. Uranus likes to shake things up, while Neptune is all about dreams, illusions, and feeling vibes- not facts. So when these two clash, you might feel a sense of confusion, like you don’t know what’s real anymore, or you’re drawn to things that feel exciting but are kind of unstable or mysterious.

You might find yourself obsessed with a big idea (or person, or dream) that seems magical at first but doesn’t quite hold up under close inspection. It’s a time when your imagination can really take over- sometimes you’ll feel super inspired, and other times just plain lost. Strange coincidences, synchronicities, or eye-opening realizations can happen, sparking a sense that there’s more going on under the surface of everyday life.

People passing through this transit can get restless. The ordinary just won’t do. You might want to break free from old habits or beliefs, but don’t be surprised if you also find your new interests are kind of out-there or impractical.

Challenges during this transit

Opportunities during this transit

How the Sign of Transiting Uranus Modifies This Transit Square to Natal Neptune

Read the one for the current sign of transiting Uranus.

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