Uranus Sextile Neptune

"I believe in the power of individuals to shape their own destinies and create a society that values freedom, truth, and the potential of every person."

Opportunities
Challenging establishment and secrecy
Supporting freedom of information
Goals
Reinterpreting societal roles and conventions
Asserting individual power and freedom
 

Uranus Aspects

Uranus represents our intuitive abilities that spurs invention. It is associated with progressiveness, objectivity, ingenuity and revolution. It is forever looking ahead and shuns tradition and instead celebrates originality and change. In your chart the position of Uranus and the planets it aspects will indicate what areas of your life need to be redefined as well as challenged. If badly aspected it could indicate instability or denial of responsibility

Uranus Sextile Neptune


Most of the characteristics of Uranus / Neptune aspects involve the element of distrust for leaders, organizations and powerful figures. Those born with the sextile aspect tend to object to establishment secrecy and the withholding of information from their people or their electorate. They consider this manipulation of information to be a deliberate and iniquitous distortion of the truth which should not be allowed by their leaders.
Often such people would support a 'freedom of information' causes, believing that the state should be the servant of the people, and not the other way around. There is an anti-establishment attitude, together with an objection to state autonomy in which the person is steam-rolled by the weight of state bureaucracy. There is a need to reassert individual power and freedom from state interference, and such attitudes will often oppose authoritarian dictates. An attraction towards social revolution and changing the nature of state control can develop a revolutionary and evolutionary philosophy which champions the people's right to power within their own society.
An optimistic belief in people and their potential will dominate, which some may consider to be too naive and idealistic, but it is founded on the right to be able to choose for oneself, and to determine the sort of personal lifestyle to live without being inhibited by social repressions (provided that it does not harm others). It conceives of a society aimed towards personal development and fulfillment, through individual creativity and uniqueness, in contradistinction to one which conditions people to unquestioning fulfillment of economic roles and adherence to social convention. Essentially, it asserts the right to be self-determining, rather than meekly and blindly following the guidance of leaders who often gain such positions through money or heritage alone.
An active involvement in social decision-making will attract, especially in ways designed to make some progress towards those brotherhood ideals which so appeal to the mind and emotional levels of those with this aspect.