Hi Reader,

Neptune in Aries is the birth of a new vision.

To invoke its energies, here's a practice inspired by Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, sequel to Alice in Wonderland... both written the last time Neptune was in Aries.

It's when Alice says to the White Queen, “There’s no use trying… one can’t believe impossible things.”

And the Queen replies, “I daresay you haven’t had much practice. When I was your age, I did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”

That line feels made for this moment.

Before Saturn enters Aries on February 13, Neptune has the stage. And Neptune doesn’t ask for plans—it asks for vision.

So here’s a simple practice for the next couple of weeks:

Set aside a few minutes each day to imagine your boldest, wildest dream.
No feasibility checks. No inner editor. No criticism.
Just imagination. Just play.

As you imagine, see yourself living it. Ask:

• What are you doing?
• Where are you?
• How do you speak?
• How do you hold yourself?
• What does your life look like when this dream is already real?

Say it out loud. Write it down. Share it with someone you trust.
Hold these dreams tenderly—like seedlings.

When Saturn arrives, it will ask you to make choices, set limits, and figure out the how.
But not yet.

Right now, Aries asks for audacity.
Spring energy. First sparks.
Let your imagination bud and burst—so that when Saturn shows up, you’re choosing what to build from excitement, not compromise.

Warmly,
Meghna

P.S. If you feel called to work consciously with this moment—where vision meets form—I’m forming a small study group focused on manifestation and choice, using Vadim Zeland’s Reality Transurfing. Reply to this email to be added to the waitlist.

P.P.S. In case you missed them in previous emails, here are two videos I've made about this moment. One is about the possibility it offers, and the other about the courage needed to birth a new creation. Check them out and please like, subscribe and leave a comment if they resonate.

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