2nd house in Libra
A. N. Ryzhov. Cusps of the houses in the signs
Favorable conditions, often wealth through one’s own labor, in business.
Avesalom Podvodny. Houses in the Signs of the Zodiac
The dodecahedron, of course, is better than the octahedron, but it cannot compare with the icosahedron in any respect. Here, the external world appears to a person at a low or medium level as a set of social strata, some of which they admire, while others they do not deign to pay attention to. Their general ethics align with the ethics of their stratum, which they primarily perceive intellectually. At the same time, aesthetic criteria and overall balance in external situations are important to them, as well as fairness in exchange with others and the environment (starting from the second level of processing in the 2nd house), of course, in the form in which they understand this fairness. Here, the influence of the environment is differentiated by strata, and the person doubts the correctness of the principle “what is permitted to Jupiter is not permitted to the bull,” meaning they will tolerate almost anything from those above but will demand three times as much from those below. This person will pay dearly for a beautiful thing, especially if it is prestigious, and will be happy at a fashionable resort. However, particularly with harmonious aspects to Libra, and in the case of relative poverty (which is unlikely), they will live in an apartment filled with many refined objects, though perhaps more suited for a museum than for immediate use. Their ethics will prompt them to part ways with a person or situation when logic suggests it is exhausted, long before emotions fade, and they may leave without farewell, only to later explain everything logically, reasonably, and elegantly upon a chance encounter. Here, ethics in relations with the world is overly rational, cold, and socially oriented. One must learn to balance with group ethics, uncompromising honesty, sincerity, and the ability to recognize enthusiasm that sometimes triumphs despite all logic.
Houses in the Signs. Alexander Kostovich
Does not borrow or lend. Incorruptible. Their relationships with partners and spouses are often complex and tangled. Capable of accumulating money to purchase expensive items necessary for their life. However, the process of acquiring these items is often improper (unjust). They alternate between being frugal and extravagant. The external world is perceived only at the level of social strata. Aesthetics and fairness in exchange with the environment are important to them. They will tolerate almost anything from those above but will demand three times as much from those below. They will pay dearly for a beautiful thing if it is prestigious. The house is filled with many refined objects, more suited for public display than for immediate use. They do not plan a budget and have no significant savings. Partners or spouses often draw them into risky ventures. They rarely become wealthy. It is difficult for them to accumulate large sums and they economize on small things. They strive to earn their share of life honestly, rejecting speculation and gambling. They seek equality in what they give and receive and will not allow themselves to be deceived in financial calculations. The middle of life is often the most financially and business-wise successful. They acquire what others have left behind. What others have done superficially, they refine, building their business on it. They may achieve greater success in the recycling industry. They understand the value of order in life and therefore take on any work, but the pay must be commensurate.
Pavel Globa. Houses in the Signs
LIBRA — material well-being through a spouse or business partner. Money and feelings are intertwined. A desire for wealth and luxury, a love for beautiful things. However, money comes easily and goes just as easily. Food — chicken, apples.
