Note: The power of a planet is determined by its house position, its closeness to the cusp of that house, and the number and closeness of its aspects. If there is uncertainty of the time of birth, this description may not be accurate.

Key Phrases: Intuitive; Magnetic; Sensitive; Imaginative; Compassionate; Dreamer; Unconditional love; Abstract thought and indistinct patterns; Sympathy; Escapism; Chaos; Martyrdom; Delusional

Neptune Dominant

Neptune, ruler of Pisces, rules all things related to higher dimensions and the unknown: the subconscious, sleeping, fantasy, isolation, and underwater life. People who have Neptune as most the dominant planet in their birth chart are drawn to mysticism as they can easily tap into the sea of imagination. 

If their Neptune is well aspected (high harmony) they tend to be genuinely psychic.  If Neptune is heavily afflicted, they can be so removed from reality that they’re perceived as being a little crazy.

Neptunians have a knack for identifying and highlighting the good points of a situation and subduing those which distract.  No matter what work they do, their inborn talents to dramatize the mundane shine. Their interest in indistinct patterns, forms, and lines often manifests in startling and unusual presentations - especially in the arts, dancing, or photography.

Neptune imbues a fertile imagination, a love of glamour, and a relentless search for the ideal.

Neptunians usually fear monotony, hard work, systems, and discipline. Impressionable and dreamy, they are often given to fantasy and abstract thinking.

One can appeal to their magnetic and sympathetic nature for promotional schemes - especially those that lead to less energy expenditure for the rewards of wealth and the luxuries of life. Sometimes, if this instinct is not curbed, they can be taken advantage of by grifters and get-rich-quick schemes.

Associations

Neptune is associated with dreams, visions, vacations, amusements, gases, oils, chemicals, drugs, promotion and stock companies, the movie industry, aviation, submarines, the sea, and plastics.

Financial Gain

Neptune is one of the vocational indicators found in the charts of fashion designers, make-up artists, chemical engineers, industrial designers, oceanographers, photographers, marine biologists, actors, dancers, aviators, druggists, market research analysts, musicians, oilfield workers, thermodynamicists, and cosmeticians.

Updated 4/12/23 | Ben Baker