Venus
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Since the Roman goddess Venus is the goddess of love, in Western astrology the planet Venus is also associated with love. Venus is also associated with the principles of harmony, beauty, balance and the urge to unite. According to Marcus Manilius, Venus is generous and fecund, and presides over the left arm. In Gustav Holst's musical composition The Planets, Venus is called "The Bringer of Peace". Venus is the ruling planet of Taurus and Libra.
In Chinese astrology, Venus is associated with the element metal.
Venus is never more than 47° away from the sun. This means Venus can never be located more than two signs away from the sun, or form aspects with the sun with a wider angle than the 45° semisquare.
Venus is also never more than 74° away from Mercury. This means Venus can never be located more than three signs away from Mercury, or form aspects with Mercury with a wider angle than the 72° quintile.
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Rulerships
General rulerships
- Love. With the following qualification: in male nativities Venus indicates casual affairs and love is ruled by the Moon. In female nativities, affairs can be indicated by Mars, the general significator of sex, while love is indicated by Venus.
- In male nativities: the kind of woman the native is attracted to
- Social events (banquets, concerts, parties, etc.)
- Charm
- Young and particularly feminine women
- Beautiful items (including art & music) & surroundings
- Fickleness
Countries: Asia Minor, Bactriana, Cyclades, Cyprus, Parthia, Persia, Sogdiana
Physical appearance, organs and parts of the body
- Capillars
- Female Hormones
- Hair
- Internal Female Genital Organs
- Kidneys
Diseases
- Leucorrhea
- Salpingitis (inflamation of the fallopian tubes)
- Uterine prolapse
- Uterine retroflexion
Synastric symbolism
- beauty and charm (of the individual whose Venus receives an aspect from a planet in the partner's chart)
- feelings of tenderness
- values, ideals
- aesthetics
In synastry Venus indicates attraction based on the feelings of tenderness and love inspired by the partner's looks.
Venus in the Signs
- Venus in Aries
- Venus in Taurus
- Venus in Gemini
- Venus in Cancer
- Venus in Leo
- Venus in Virgo
- Venus in Libra
- Venus in Scorpio
- Venus in Sagittarius
- Venus in Capricorn
- Venus in Aquarius
- Venus in Pisces
Venus in the Houses
- Venus in the first house
- Venus in the second house
- Venus in the third house
- Venus in the fourth house
- Venus in the fifth house
- Venus in the sixth house
- Venus in the seventh house
- Venus in the eighth house
- Venus in the ninth house
- Venus in the tenth house
- Venus in the eleventh house
- Venus in the twelfth house
References
- Wikipedia - retrieved 6/3/2005 under the GNU Free Documentation License
