Employment
and employees. Duties, practical responsibilities, and mundane tasks. Daily
work. Servants and dependents. Pets and small animals.
Diet.
Sickness and health. Hygiene and sanitation.
Neptune
in the sixth house gives difficulty in concentrating on mundane jobs and in
attending to detail. There may be enforced idleness, problems in getting
organized, unrealistic expectations, or an aversion to work. On the positive
side, sacrifices may be made for an exalted ideal.
This
position is not conducive to routine labor but favors success in television,
film-making, modeling, advertising, and vocations which feature the casting of
glamorous illusions.
The
mind is more inspirational than practical. An abnormal sensitivity to drugs
and liquor indicates the need for caution in taking medicine. Illnesses are
often of unknown origin and difficult to diagnose.
There
can be allergies to particular foods when Neptune is placed here. The
imagination works overtime all too often with this placing, and hypochondria
is very common. To be fair, however, the subject may not react very well even
to medically administered drugs, and may make much better progress relying on
homeopathy or, when possible, a cure that positively stimulates the psyche.
This
individual is encouraged to be their own healer, and to take a positive
attitude toward any ailments - the benefits they may reap could be
considerable.
Where
work is concerned, it may well be difficult for someone with this placing to
discipline themselves into a steady routine. They will get through the
necessary day-to-day tasks in their own way, but this personal approach might
cause problems with colleagues.
Keeping
deadlines may also be considered a bore, with the result that they may
sometimes be missed.
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