Lately, I have often said that significant changes are coming. Survival is about preparation and adaptability to new circumstances.
On the other hand, astrology is about observing and finding patterns.
One of these interesting patterns is the Saturn-Neptune Conjunction.
A Conjunction is an angle of approximately 0– 10°. Typically, an orb of ~10° is considered to be a Conjunction. However, some astrologers consider a maximum orb of 8°.
However, before speaking about the Conjunction, we should briefly address the qualities of the planets.
Traditionally, both Capricorn and Saturn and Pisces and Neptune are considered feminine.
In my opinion, Capricorn and Saturn are masculine, while Pisces and Neptune are androgynes. According to the gender distribution correlated in the three Qualities, only four signs are correctly identified in the classic Ptolemaic system.
I am still surprised that for two thousand years, not one astrologer questioned the Ptolemaic gender distribution, and most astrologers continue to reject and oppose my observations vehemently.
On one hand, there is an inherent and unconscious human resistance to change. Conversely, institutional resistance can be observed in maintaining the status quo. Authors and publishers must defend their positions and support one another.
Why identifying gender correctly is essential?
Qualities show why and Elements of how we manifest ourselves. (…)
As a result, in the Saturn-Neptune Conjunction, we have a rigid, masculine planet blending its energies with a flexible and transforming androgyne planet.
Saturn is about social status and ambition, while Neptune is about putting yourself in the service of the masses. It is pretty much what John F. Kennedy said: “Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.”
Western civilisation is undeniably declining, nearing a pivotal moment.
I expect no less than a severe political and social earthquake, which may also reshuffle the global economy.
The previous Conjunction occurred at 11°55’ Capricorn and the Second House on March 3, 1989. (…)
Several major events marked 1989: the Tiananmen Square protests in China, the collapse of communist regimes across Eastern Europe, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, which symbolically signalled the end of the Cold War, and the birth of the World Wide Web. (…)
2025 and 2027 mark a massive transition in global economics, politics, and emerging technologies – ongoing shifts in AI, digital governance and geopolitical restructuring. A new, multipolar world is beginning, and corporations are overpowering states and nations. Western civilisation is declining, and it is a turning point in human evolution.
The upcoming perfect Conjunction will occur at 0° Aries and the Fifth House on February 20, 2026. (…)
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