EPISODE · Feb 16, 2025 · 23 MIN
Neptune and Drugs : From Anaesthetics to Cosmic Consciousness
from Ben Belinsky's Moonletter Podcast
Neptune was discovered in 1846 around the time of the invention of photography, and the discovery of anaesthetics. But anaesthetics are merely the lowest vibration of Neptune – to wipe yourself out with alcohol or opioids because the pain of life is too great. While the highest level is the access to universal consciousness. So, how do we get from the lowest to the highest?Here we create the big picture of the subtle yet powerful astrological influence of the planet Neptune.#neptune #drugs #astrology #leary #burroughs #situationism #alcohol #psychedelic #anesthetics #anaestheticsSupport the showCheck out the Moonletter website where you can read Ben Belinsky's monthly Moonletters and articles on astrology and spirituality. Where you can subscribe to get the moonletter delivered to your mail box.We plan to keep the moonletter free as much as possible. But if you can make a one-off or regular donation support our work, it will be much appreciated. https://buymeacoffee.com/moonletterGet regular updates on which sign the moon is in, moon phase, planetary stations and retrogrades and the general astrological weather.Follow the Moonletter Astrology channel on WhatsApp:Connect from your phone or tablethttps://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vajs4KfDzgTJqooc2p0w
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Neptune was discovered in 1846 around the time of the invention of photography, and the discovery of anaesthetics. But anaesthetics are merely the lowest vibration of Neptune – to wipe yourself out with alcohol or opioids because the pain of life is too great. While the highest level is the access to universal consciousness. So, how do we get from the lowest to the highest? Here we create the big picture of the subtle yet powerful astrological influence of the planet Neptune. #neptune #drugs ...
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