+ Follow MERCURY AND NEPTUNE Tag
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[Title] => February 29, 2004
[Summary] => Mercury and Neptune make a casual connection, and the dream world seems to speak to us directly. Art and music also hold answers. Imagining a scenario has a way of magnetizing it. That’s why it’s important to believe the best can happen instead of picturing our worries and fears. Children have some wild stories. Try not to scoff!
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[Title] => July 20, 2003 (Sunday)
[Summary] => Mercury and Neptune form an opposition that acts like image-editing software on our sense of reason. The pictures in our head are quite easily manipulated – brighten the color, stretch the scene, or enlarge a minuscule detail, and you’ve got a version that in no way resembles reality. It’s terrific for creativity but not so good for a solid plan of attack.
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[Title] => Horoscope - Nov.1, 2000
[Summary] => It’s the most productive day of the week when the officious Capricorn moon, as well as an action-oriented square involving Mercury and Neptune, keeps us focused on the future and getting there as soon as possible. If you can dream it, you can do it, as long as you’re willing to break everything down into tiny steps and leave a large margin for error.
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MERCURY AND NEPTUNE
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[Summary] => Mercury and Neptune form an opposition that acts like image-editing software on our sense of reason. The pictures in our head are quite easily manipulated – brighten the color, stretch the scene, or enlarge a minuscule detail, and you’ve got a version that in no way resembles reality. It’s terrific for creativity but not so good for a solid plan of attack.
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