Transiting Neptune conjunct your Ascendant

What the sources say

Your Ascendant marks the first house of your chart, and in 1905 the astrologer who wrote as Raphael, though unsure about Neptune, held that its passage through the first house produces, among other things, worry and doubt about something going to happen, or a sense of expecting something to happen. Neptune reaches this point in only about half of lifetimes, usually in three passes over about ten months.

Raphael, The Guide to Astrology (London: W. Foulsham, 1905), ch. VI “Transits and Eclipses”, p. 123 read it

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