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Neptune in Sagittarius

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things freely, honestly and hopefully; it looks for meaning and distance.

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What Neptune in Sagittarius means

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things freely, honestly and hopefully; it looks for meaning and distance.

Neptune stands for dreams, faith, imagination and illusion. In a personal chart its house, and its contacts with your own planets, say more than its sign.

At a glance

Planet
Neptune: dreams, faith, imagination and illusion
Sign
Sagittarius, fire and mutable, ruled by Jupiter
Dignity
Peregrine: neither strong nor weak by sign
Time in each sign
about fourteen years

When Neptune is in Sagittarius

Everyone born in these months has Neptune in Sagittarius. The edges can shift by a day with the time zone.

Famous people with Neptune in Sagittarius

Only people whose Neptune stayed in Sagittarius through their whole birth day, wherever they were born.

Neptune in the other signs

Neptune in the houses

Other planets in Sagittarius

Questions and answers

What does Neptune in Sagittarius mean?

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things freely, honestly and hopefully; it looks for meaning and distance.

Is Neptune strong in Sagittarius?

Sagittarius is neither Neptune's own sign nor its exaltation, detriment or fall, so Neptune is peregrine there: neither strong nor weak by sign. It takes on Sagittarius's style: freely, honestly and hopefully; it looks for meaning and distance.

How do I know if I have Neptune in Sagittarius?

Everyone born Jan 1970 – Nov 1984 has Neptune in Sagittarius. For the exact day, use the free calculator.

Which famous people have Neptune in Sagittarius?

Isaac Newton, Shakira, Karl Marx, Charles Darwin, Abraham Lincoln, Charles Dickens, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Frédéric Chopin

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