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Personal planet
Revolution
225 days
Domicile
Taurus, Libra
Definition
In astrology, Venus is a personal planet planet whose symbolic function is linked to To attract, to connect, to harmonise, to appreciate, to love, to create bonds, to recognise value and to seek what brings joy, beauty or accord.. Its domicile is in Taurus, Libra.
Venus in astrology is much more than a mere celestial body in your natal chart. What is its essential function? How do you interpret it in each sign and each house? This encyclopedic guide to Venus gives you the keys to understanding its symbolism, its major aspects and its concrete influence in your life.
"Venus represents love, attraction, pleasure, relationship, taste, value and the capacity to create harmony. In astrology, it symbolises the way of loving, seducing, receiving, appreciating and entering into an agreeable relationship with the world."
Symbol
The rose, the mirror, the garden
Principle
Attraction, pleasure, bond, value
Polarity
Feminine
Element
Air and Earth
Quality
Cardinal (via Libra) / Fixed (via Taurus)
Domicile
Taurus, Libra
Exaltation
Pisces
Exile
Scorpio, Aries
Fall
Virgo
The logic of dignities
In Taurus, Venus is at home in its dimension of simple pleasure, sensuality, peace, comfort and attachment to what nourishes agreeably.
In Libra, Venus is at home in its relational function: it seeks accord, harmony, elegance and the quality of the bond.
In Pisces (exaltation), Venus gains in gentleness, compassion, receptivity and an ideal of love that is vaster, more subtle or more inspired.
In Aries (exile), the logic of direct assertion can clash with the search for accord, gentleness and reciprocity proper to Venus.
In Scorpio (exile), the Venusian bond becomes more intense, more fusional, more crossed by possession, fears or power struggles.
In Virgo (fall), the spontaneity of pleasure and welcome can be held back by analysis, restraint, sorting or the need for perfection.
Venus represents the function of attraction in the natal chart. It does not speak of the deep will nor of the mental structure, but of the way being loves, appreciates, desires gentleness and enters into relationship with what it finds beautiful, good or precious.
It describes taste, aesthetic sensitivity, affective style, the way of seducing, of welcoming, of receiving and of creating harmony.
It is linked to relationship, pleasure, value, sensuality, charm, the quality of the bond and the capacity to recognise what truly matters.
In a traditional perspective, Venus symbolises love, beauty, art, pleasantness, concord, gentle fertility and shared pleasure.
In a modern perspective, it represents the system of affective value, the quality of the bond, relational self-esteem and the way of experiencing the desire for accord with the world.
How the body activates the great areas of life.
The influence of the body across the twelve signs.

"Venus in Aries loves fast, desires fast and enters into the bond with spontaneity. In exile, it may lose part of its natural gentleness there in favour of impulse, challenge or immediate assertion."

"Venus in Taurus acts in one of its natural domiciles. There it seeks peace, sensuality, continuity, simple pleasure and affective fidelity."

"Venus in Gemini loves through exchange, curiosity, play, speech and mental stimulation. The bond passes a great deal through intelligence and mobility."

"Venus in Cancer loves with gentleness, attachment, modesty and a need for affective security. The bond is nourishing, sensitive, protective and often strongly marked by the need for an emotional home."

"Venus in Leo loves with generosity, panache, pride and intensity of heart. The bond becomes a place of radiance, loyalty and visible affective expression."

"Venus in Virgo is in traditional fall. It loves with modesty, precision, service and attention to detail, but may have trouble simply letting itself go to the affective impulse."

"Venus in Libra acts in its other domicile. There it seeks accord, beauty, elegance of the bond, reciprocity and the quality of the relationship."

"Venus in Scorpio is in exile. It loves deeply, intensely, with a strong emotional charge, but can also collide with the stakes of possession, fear, control or fusion."

"Venus in Sagittarius loves with momentum, generosity, frankness and a taste for the horizon. It seeks a living, stimulating, inspiring and non-stifling bond."

"Venus in Capricorn loves with restraint, demands, depth of time and a need for solidity. It seeks lasting quality rather than immediate momentum."

"Venus in Aquarius loves through freedom, friendship, originality and breathing room within the bond. It often seeks an unconventional or more airy affective relationship."

"Venus in Pisces is exalted. There it loves with gentleness, receptivity, sensitivity, compassion and a quality of subtle fusion. Love becomes more inspired, vaster, sometimes more ideal."
The theatres of life where the body manifests.
"Venus in the First House makes charm visible. The person enters into relationship with gentleness, seduction, a sense of pleasantness or a quality of harmonious presence."
"Venus in the Second House links love, value, pleasure and resources. It seeks to build the stable, the comfortable and the precious."
"Venus in the Third House loves through speech, the close bond, the lightness of exchanges and the pleasure of communicating."
"Venus in the Fourth House seeks harmony in the intimate, the home, the roots and deep affective security."
"Venus in the Fifth House loves with joy, creativity, a desire to please and a need to express the heart. The pleasure of loving and being loved becomes central there."
"Venus in the Sixth House seeks harmony in daily life, service, care and useful gestures. It often loves through concrete attentiveness."
"Venus in the Seventh House is particularly coherent with its symbolism: relationship, accord, the couple, reciprocity and the chosen bond become central."
"Venus in the Eighth House intensifies the relationship to love, desire, attachment, fusion and the stakes of relational depth."
"Venus in the Ninth House loves openness, meaning, the elsewhere, inspiration and the bonds that broaden the horizon."
"Venus in the Tenth House makes charm, taste, diplomacy or relational quality visible in the social and professional sphere."
"Venus in the Eleventh House loves through friendship, elective affinities, common projects and the pleasure of belonging to a chosen collective."
"Venus in the Twelfth House gives a more secret, subtle, inner or idealised affective life. Love there often takes on an invisible, silent or sacrificial dimension."

The Venus–Sun relationship speaks of the articulation between identity, love, value, charm and pleasure.
Venus conjunct the Sun often gives charm, a need to love and be loved, a taste for the beautiful and the importance of the bond within identity.
Venus sextile Sun favours a harmonious expression of self, sociability and relational quality.
Venus square Sun can create a tension between the desire to please and the truth of the personal centre.
Venus trine Sun gives gentleness, radiance, grace and ease in creating an agreeable bond.
Venus opposed Sun can place self-esteem and affective validation in tension.

The Venus–Moon relationship speaks of tenderness, affective security, gentleness, relational pleasure and emotional climate.
Venus conjunct the Moon reinforces the need for love, gentleness, accord and affective security.
Venus sextile Moon favours relational warmth and fluidity between feeling and affection.
Venus square Moon can produce tensions between pleasure, affective need and the way of loving.
Venus trine Moon gives gentleness, charm, receptivity and quality of attachment.
Venus opposed Moon can create a gap between emotional need and relational style.

The Venus–Mercury relationship speaks of taste, speech, verbal charm, diplomacy and the intelligence of the bond.
Venus conjunct Mercury gives mental elegance, a taste for agreeable exchange and relational finesse.
Venus sextile Mercury favours gentle, diplomatic and seductive communication.
Venus square Mercury can create a tension between mental truth and the need for harmony.
Venus trine Mercury gives verbal fluidity, charm, taste and relational sense.
Venus opposed Mercury can place logical thought and affective expectations in tension.

The Venus–Mars relationship speaks of the link between attraction and desire, gentleness and drive, relationship and intensity of action.
Venus conjunct Mars intensifies attraction, desire and the power of the affective or carnal bond.
Venus sextile Mars favours accord between desire, initiative and relational quality.
Venus square Mars can create tensions between love and desire, accord and drive, gentleness and conflict.
Venus trine Mars gives charm, relational energy and a good articulation between loving and desiring.
Venus opposed Mars can stage a polarity between the need for accord and the power of desire.

The Venus–Jupiter relationship speaks of affective abundance, generosity, pleasure, the joy of living and sometimes relational excess.
Venus conjunct Jupiter amplifies charm, generosity, sociability and a taste for pleasure.
Venus sextile Jupiter favours the opening of the heart, relational quality and a certain affective luck.
Venus square Jupiter can accentuate excesses of pleasure, expectation or complacency.
Venus trine Jupiter gives warmth, generosity, relational amplitude and the joy of loving.
Venus opposed Jupiter can create a tension between measure and abundance in love or pleasure.

The Venus–Saturn relationship speaks of affective restraint, depth, commitment, faithfulness but also the fear of lack or rejection.
Venus conjunct Saturn gives affective seriousness, a need for solidity and sometimes restraint in the expression of love.
Venus sextile Saturn helps to build stable, sober and lasting bonds.
Venus square Saturn can create a fear of loving, affective inhibition, difficulty receiving or a feeling of lack.
Venus trine Saturn gives faithfulness, steadiness, depth and quality of commitment.
Venus opposed Saturn can place the need for love and the fear of depending or being rejected in tension.

The Venus–Uranus relationship speaks of affective freedom, sudden attractions, relational originality and the need for space within the bond.
Venus conjunct Uranus accentuates affective independence, originality of taste and lightning-quick attractions.
Venus sextile Uranus favours a living, free, inventive and unconventional bond.
Venus square Uranus can make bonds unstable, abrupt, unpredictable or hard to secure.
Venus trine Uranus gives freedom to love, relational freshness and a capacity to live the bond differently.
Venus opposed Uranus can place the need for accord and the need for rupture or air in tension.

The Venus–Neptune relationship speaks of amorous ideal, delicacy, compassion, subtle beauty, but also possible vagueness in the bond.
Venus conjunct Neptune gives affective ideal, delicacy, aesthetic sensitivity and a strong capacity for idealisation.
Venus sextile Neptune favours gentleness, the poetry of the bond, compassion and affective inspiration.
Venus square Neptune can create amorous confusion, projection, disillusion or difficulty seeing clearly.
Venus trine Neptune gives grace, inspiration, tenderness and relational finesse.
Venus opposed Neptune can place real love and the affective ideal in tension.

The Venus–Pluto relationship speaks of intensity of the bond, deep desire, affective transformation, power and powerful attachment.
Venus conjunct Pluto gives a strong power of attraction, a deep bond and great affective intensity.
Venus sextile Pluto favours a constructive relational depth and great lucidity within the bond.
Venus square Pluto can produce jealousy, control, power struggles or deep affective crises.
Venus trine Pluto gives fitting intensity, depth, magnetism and a capacity for affective regeneration.
Venus opposed Pluto can stage stakes of power, dependence or major transformation within the bond.
Venus is the personal planet of love, attraction, pleasure and harmony. Its keyword is "To love". It symbolises the way of loving, seducing and appreciating beauty.
Venus describes the affective style, the tastes and the way of entering into relationship. It does not determine romantic events but indicates how the person loves, attracts and creates bonds.
Venus has two domiciles: Taurus, where it expresses sensuality and a taste for concrete pleasures, and Libra, where it manifests the sense of harmony, of the bond and of aesthetics.
Venus in a sign reveals the amorous style and the values. In a house, it shows the area where one seeks harmony. Its aspects indicate the ease or the challenges in relationships.
Yes, Venus is associated with values, including material ones. It governs what one esteems, what one possesses and the way of managing one's resources. Taurus, its domicile, reinforces this link.