Neptune is entering Aries tomorrow but still I feel that we haven't grasped the full meaning of this event. You see, Neptune's nature is quite elusive and the fact that this hyper-collective planet is entering now a sign of extreme individuality (Aries) confuses matters even further.
I was watching the other day the movie "The Day After Tomorrow". It depicts a chain of catastrophic climatic effects that unexpectedly ushered our planet in a new ice age! People living away from the Equator were freezing to death and only a few well sheltered and heated survived!
A group of survivors had sought refuge in the New York Public Library. They were people from all walks of life, left faint and stunned in the face of unprecedented events of biblical proportions. Battered and helpless, these people were silently bearing their fate close to one another. What they previously used to be (rich, distinct, poor, etc.) mattered little under the current circumstances. Fate had brought them together, "levelling" them off and removing all traces of their former individualistic lives!
The above characteristics unquestionably reflect planet Neptune's influence in the sign of Aries!
Taking a historical look back into the past, I would like to point out that we had Neptune in Aries again in the 390s CE, when bloody religious conflicts between Christians and pagans prevailed in Alexandria (conflicts vividly depicted in the film "Agora"). It was during this very period that the Christians destroyd the famous Serapeum, as well!
Copyright: Thomas D. Gazis
