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Lunar Return Report
The Lunar Return Report works in its own right and in relation to the natal chart. While the Solar Return encapsulates your inner position in relation to the world for the next year, the Lunar Return deals with the reflective, reactive part of your nature. More...

Moon conjunct Neptune can make our psychic antenna more atuned and aware. You'll be absorbing all sorts of energies, so be aware that if you experience a sudden mood swing, you could be picking up someone else's emotions. Use this time positively by letting Neptune take you on a ride to the dreamstate, where it can joyously show you the treasures of your own imagination.

The Astrological Moon
The Moon rules desire as opposed to ego, need as opposed to expediency or reason. It describes how you feel about yourself, how you handle relationships, and how you emotionally respond to situations and experiences. It describes the flow of your daily functions; physical, emotional, and mental. The Moon represents your residence and domestic environment. It rules babies and young children, your mother and other important females in your life. The Moon is the astrological ruler of Cancer.

Astrological Neptune
Neptune rules those who are oppressed or abandoned; the misfits of society. On a higher level it rules visionaries, and those who are glamorous and charismatic. It represents spirituality, mysticism, and ideals. Neptune is in one sign for approximately thirteen years, taking about 164 years to complete its cycle through all twelve signs. Since 164 years separate people born during its transit of one sign and those born when it returns, Neptune's significance in any sign is described as generational or historical. On a personal level, Neptune's house position and the aspects it makes with other planets in your natal chart will describe spirituality, abstract thinking, illusion, disillusionment, and other areas of your life where things aren't always what they seem. It rules derangement, guilt, persecution, and describes the potential for experiences related to confinement, abandonment, and addiction or physical intolerance to drugs.Neptune is the astrological ruler of Pisces.