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Venus and Its Symbolism



If you've ever gazed up at the night sky and seenVenus shining bright and beautiful, you will already have absorbed some of the qualities that this planet represents. Cool, silvery and also mysterious, Venusappears sometimes as the evening star, and sometimes as the morning star. The beauty of this planet is elusive and intriguing as it seems to move about in the sky. 

In astrological psychology, Venus represents the drive to be selective and choose, using discrimination.Venus is associated with our ability to form relationships, to develop and express our aestheic tastes and preferences, to pursue what is harmonious and beautiful and, as a sensory organ, to use our physical sense of taste. The energies of Venus will be as fully engaged when you're eating a meal, as when you're visiting an art gallery, deciding on a colour scheme or forming a new friendship.

17.6.1980 at 14.12 in Lynwood, CA, USA


This is the chart of tennis player Venus Williams. Appropriately her full name is Venus Ebony Starr Williams.
Her chart vibrates with energy and the aspects form an image of what could be viewed as the trajectory of her movements and the tennis ball as she runs about the court. What is interesting is that her Gemini Sun is conjunct Venus on the Balance Pointof the 9th house. Any planet conjunct the Sun is likely to confer a close identification with the energies and qualities of that planet, so it's not altogether surprising that Williams is glamorous and tastefully attired both on and off the court. Planets on a Balance Point will have an ease of expression.






Source: http://joycehopewell.blogspot.ro/2014/03/venus-matter-of-taste-beauty-and-balance.html

Comments

Anonymous said…
I had no idea there was such a thing as astrological psychology. It sounds like an interesting subject. I should really look into it.
Unknown said…
I always love to look at venus during my evening walk - beautiful symbolism!
Anonymous said…
Ms. Williams appears to have a few lovely trines in her chart!
Unknown said…
Awesome article regarding Venus!
penni d said…
I've always felt like Venus was my friend,lol. Good article here.
Nico said…
You can always see Venus very clearly when we have a clear sky. Has a very powerful energy to it.
Unknown said…
Venus means Love to me and I have my girl so all is well.
Unknown said…
This was educational when it comes to Venus...thanks.
Unknown said…
I like Passion had no idea about astrological psychology. I'll have to look into the subject more

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