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Neptune in Taurus

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things steadily, patiently and sensually; it builds slowly and holds on.

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What Neptune in Taurus means

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things steadily, patiently and sensually; it builds slowly and holds on.

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
Taurus, earth and fixed, ruled by Venus
Dignity
Peregrine: neither strong nor weak by sign
Time in each sign
about fourteen years

When Neptune is in Taurus

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

Famous people with Neptune in Taurus

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

Neptune in the other signs

Neptune in the houses

Other planets in Taurus

Questions and answers

What does Neptune in Taurus mean?

Neptune stays about fourteen years in a sign, so this is your generation's shared dream: it idealises things steadily, patiently and sensually; it builds slowly and holds on.

Is Neptune strong in Taurus?

Taurus 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 Taurus's style: steadily, patiently and sensually; it builds slowly and holds on.

How do I know if I have Neptune in Taurus?

Enter your birth date in the free Neptune sign calculator.

When is Neptune next in Taurus?

May 2038 – after 2040.

Which famous people have Neptune in Taurus?

Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso, Joseph Stalin, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Immanuel Kant, Franz Kafka, Le Corbusier, James Joyce

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