In the antique mythology the universe was divided into three parts with three brother gods. Jupiter was assigned the heavens, Pluto the middle earth and Neptune the oceans. In matters of astrology Neptune's gender is more difficult to determine, a goddess with a predilection to ponder and inspire, namely a muse. Secrecy, mystery and flight from reality are associated with Neptune.

Neptune's powers of energy are reminiscent of Venus, though on a higher more mature level. If Neptune's influences are positive or negative is wholly dependant on which energies they are in combination with. Neptune's best qualities are when they give inspiration for example to music or writing. A good Neptunian enjoys being generous and expects no returns for their kind deeds.

Less positive are influences of laziness, daydreaming, escapism and the misuse of drugs. Phobias, obsession and morbidity can also be traced to Neptune.

Keywords: sentiment, fantasy, inspiration, selfless giving, universal love, empathy, psychic powers, drugs, corals and ebony.
Gods: Poseidon is the Greek counterpart to Neptune. Njord means "not of earth" and is the ancient Nordic god of the sea.
Bodily aspects: epyphysis, the human aura and parts of the nervous system.