Neptune conjunct your Moon.

Neptune dissolves whatever it touches: it softens, blurs, idealizes and lets go. It brings imagination, compassion and longing, and the fog in which it is hard to see what is real. Your Moon is your emotional nature: what you need, how you react, where you feel safe, and your body's daily rhythm.

A conjunction puts the transiting planet on the same degree as your natal point: the two merge, and the planet's drive becomes the point's drive for the duration. It is the most direct and total contact. Here the transiting Neptune makes a conjunction to your natal Moon, so Neptune's drive meets your Moon at that angle. Neptune runs a 165-year cycle, so each angle to this point happens once, if at all.

Neptune takes about fourteen years per sign, so a transit to one point lasts about two years across up to five passes. It is felt as a slow season rather than an event: a year of fog, a year of clearing.

Ask whose feeling it is before you decide what you feel. Keep a daily solitude practice and a daily boundary. Neptune on the Moon is a deep well; give it a bucket.