The Moon in Pisces has inspired a romantic mood, and I feel like talking about Venus. In our poll, Venus ranks second in popularity, right after the Moon.
We’ve already covered the basics of the Moon, and we’ll continue to follow the Moon’s journey through Aries and Taurus, gather all we know about the Moon, and draw conclusions on how best to use the Moon’s position in the sky.
For now, let’s take a lyrical detour and prepare to study Venus.
At the moment of birth, each of us has the planet VENUS located in one of the 12 Zodiac Signs, just like the Sun and the Moon.
If you recall, in the horoscope Venus governs:
– Perception of the world not through reason, but through the senses
– What we love and whom we love
– What we like and who appeals to us, what we desire
– Our evaluation of the surrounding world
– Our emotional and love relationships, close bonds with loved ones
– Where in your chart Venus is placed, you experience true pleasure!
– Love and romantic relationships
– Financial matters and valuable purchases
Venus does not follow logic; under Venus, we do what we want and in the way we like. Venus reveals the style of our personal relationships; in a man’s chart, it shows the type of woman who attracts him. In a woman’s chart, Venus shows – HOW she feels as a woman.
All of this is very interesting and deeply concerns most of us.
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First, each of you must determine in which Zodiac sign VENUS was located on the day and hour of your birth. This task is not easy, but it is achievable.
To many of my readers who sent me letters and comments, I have already indicated in which zodiac sign Venus is located in their horoscopes.
There are special astrological tables called “Ephemerides,” which list Venus’s coordinates for each day in the zodiac signs.
Additionally, there are astrological software programs where you only need to enter your date, place, and time (if known) of birth, and within seconds the program will generate your natal chart, showing all planets in their respective zodiac signs.
For those who wish to explore this themselves, I suggest downloading astrological tables “Ephemerides.”
1. Find the table corresponding to your year and month of birth.
2. In this table, locate your birth day in the first column, and in the top horizontal row find the symbol for Venus (usually the seventh column from the left). Venus is depicted as a circle with a cross beneath it.
3. At the intersection of the row with your birth date and the Venus column, you will find Venus’s coordinates for your birth day.
4. If no zodiac sign symbol appears next to the coordinates, move your finger upward along the Venus column until you encounter a zodiac sign symbol. This is your Venus zodiac sign.
“Ephemerides” tables can be downloaded online.
For those who wish to seriously study Astrology, it’s better to purchase this book. They are typically published for 90-year periods (for example, 1930–2020).
The second method: Install any astrological software on your computer (most paid programs offer a free lite version).
On my blog, in the section “Interesting Astrology Websites” (to the right of this article), there is a link to the astrological program ZET. Visit the site, select the “Files” page at the top, and follow the detailed instructions provided on the ZET website. After installing it, open the program, enter your birth data in the “Input Data” section, and your horoscope will appear immediately. Locate the symbol for Venus and see in which zodiac sign it is placed.
