Tag: Venus

Venus in Gemini

  One I prepared much earlier… Last Sunday I found myself in the rare position of having absolutely nowhere that I had to be and nothing that I had to do. Sure, there were places and things that I should…

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Shift Happens | Venus in Taurus, Mercury in Gemini, Jupiter Direct

There has been a number of planetary shifts already this month, and you’re probably experiencing your own personal shifts – like I am. On many levels, I’ve been productive in strengthening and rebuilding through much positivity, movement AND gratitude – despite restrictive Saturn transiting Sagittarius, which has been aspecting my Sun and Mercury. But since I missed blogging […]

Venus in Taurus

So anyways, Venus moves into Taurus today. Venus is about the things that make us feel good, and Taurus is all about the senses. Being an earth sign, it’s also about the pleasure that security, abundance and wealth can bring.…

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May 23rd, 2017: Playing to Win

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  • Venus in Aries square Juno Rx in Capricorn: 17 degrees
  • Pluto Rx in Capricorn square Pallas in Aries: 19 degrees

This is the third and final square between Venus in Aries and Juno in Capricorn. Previously, we had Venus squaring Juno at 0 degrees (February 3rd) and Venus Rx squaring Juno at 10 degrees (March 14th)

The crisis of relationship impulses challenging established rules has been with us for a few months, and now it’s reaching completion. There’s been plenty of time to explore the tension between new versus traditional. By this point, commitments will be adjusted or broken. The square has been an ongoing reminder that some partnership structures need an infusion of new blood. Or, some relationships just aren’t meant to last. 

Pluto/Pallas suggests fixation on a combative strategy that identifies the enemy’s weak spot. Even if you’re not consciously aware of what’s happening, someone is taking this situation very seriously. If you’re the one who’s pushing for victory, consider what you’re prepared to do. Are you sure you have to gut the competition?  If you’re on the receiving end, be careful –  playing to win has extreme undertones.