Venus is the Goddess of Love,but it suggest more of attaraction.

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Venus is the Goddess of Love.

Most of us are familiar with the significance of Venus

in Mythology. Venus, the goddess of love, provides us

with valuable insights into how we approach matters of

the heart. Venus rules romantic love, but it also

plays a role in our pleasurable attachments in a more

general sense.

 

Many of us have experienced attractions to people that

we don't entirely understand. The art print at right

is a sweet and humorous depiction of a girl who is

trying to resist Cupid's arrow. Why do we fall for

people? Sometimes, our attractions make sense. Other

times, our attractions seem entirely irrational.

Turning to Astrology, and more specifically, Synastry,

will help us to find answers. Venus rules attraction.

Although other factors are involved, Venus is the

planet of pleasure, romance, and union. Venus is

particularly important in Synastry, and Venus

interaspects are common in people who have a

long-lasting and significant union.

 

 

Look to Venus in each person's chart to see how each

approaches, views, and handles love and relationship.

When Venus in one chart aspects planets and points in

another, the Venus person tends to get idealized and

romanticized. The person with the contacted planet

tends to expect a lot from Venus.

Venus in Synastry:

 

Venus-Sun interaspects: These are helpful aspects in

any relationship. They create a sense of harmony and

offer some common interests to the partnership. The

Venus person feels more loving and beautiful with the

Sun person. The Sun finds Venus quite charming and

intriguing. There is a mutual attraction here that, on

its own, is not as insistent or sexual as other

indicators (such as Venus-Mars or Venus-Pluto). The

more difficult aspects (opposition, square, and

quincunx) can point to some problems and discord. The

value system of the Venus native in this case is at

odds with the Sun native's general outlook and life

path.

 

Venus-Moon interaspects: smooth out many of the more

difficult aspects in a relationship. Although these

relationships are not immune to ups and downs and

disagreements, the presence of this aspect in synastry

creates an overall sense of harmony and compatibility.

The attraction here has less to do with sexuality than

it does with familiarity. These people have a strong

need to set up house together and spend as much time

with each other as possible. It is an aspect that

almost demands physical presence -- these people feel

the need to be around each other, even if they are not

interacting.

 

Venus-Mercury interaspects: are helpful for creating

some common interests between the individuals. These

people may enjoy happy exchanges and pleasurable,

shared activities. Generally, there is a lot of "talk"

in the relationship. Hard aspects (opposition, square,

and quincunx) point to misunderstandings that disrupt

the flow of the relationship.

 

Venus-Venus interaspects: the conjunction, sextile,

and trine point to compatibility in relationship

values and styles. The quincunx creates a stimulating

attraction. The opposition and square both point to

attraction, but the attraction can be a frustrating

one.

 

Venus-Mars interaspects: these are classic aspects,

although they can be rather troublesome. Any aspect

between these planets in synastry points to sexual and

romantic attraction. However, the square, opposition,

and quincunx can cause friction at the same time.

There is considerable attraction, but over time, this

sexual energy can become disruptive when left

unchecked. Remember that the more difficult aspects

have great value in that they stimulate people.

Arguments often augment the sexual act in some way.

The square tends to be the most troublesome one --

sexual attraction exists and is powerful, but sex is

often delayed as the couple tends to engage in

arguments that take time to work out before they do

what they really want to do. Here, sex is probably the

root of the arguments, even if this is not immediately

apparent. These couples may try to resolve this

conflict by attempting to consciously let down their

defenses, turn off their egos, and just have sex. This

way, they may find that they have much less to argue

about. The reason for this is that the square gives

tremendous physical attraction and tension that is

very often disguised and mischanneled.

 

Venus-Jupiter interaspects: are generally quite

helpful in any relationship. The presence of flowing

aspects between these planets in synastry can help

smooth out a relationship. See the discussion of

Jupiter in Synastry below for more details.

 

Venus-Saturn interaspects: can be difficult to deal

with, but effort put forth to understand the

interplays will result in enormous increases in

understanding of the partners both individually and as

a couple. There is often a strong need to be with each

other. With the troublesome aspects (opposition and

square), the sexual relationship may start out just

fine, but later can become unpredictable, stunted, or

sporadic. Spontaneity is lost, and this is generally

due to power struggles in the day-to-day life of the

couple. The Venus person often feels oppressed and

restricted by the Saturn person. In fact, Venus may

feel criticized and nagged, and Saturn may feel an

unhealthy need to control and restrict the Venus

native. This general conflict leads to problems in the

bedroom.

 

 

 

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Dear Shripal,

 

What exactly do you mean by "interaspects" ?

 

Regards.

 

Deepak N.

 

 

 

 

Shripal [askvbnet]

Monday, May 03, 2004 3:36 PM

 

Venus is the Goddess of Love,but it suggest more of

attaraction.

 

Venus is the Goddess of Love.

Most of us are familiar with the significance of Venus

in Mythology. Venus, the goddess of love, provides us

with valuable insights into how we approach matters of

the heart. Venus rules romantic love, but it also

plays a role in our pleasurable attachments in a more

general sense.

 

Many of us have experienced attractions to people that

we don't entirely understand. The art print at right

is a sweet and humorous depiction of a girl who is

trying to resist Cupid's arrow. Why do we fall for

people? Sometimes, our attractions make sense. Other

times, our attractions seem entirely irrational.

Turning to Astrology, and more specifically, Synastry,

will help us to find answers. Venus rules attraction.

Although other factors are involved, Venus is the

planet of pleasure, romance, and union. Venus is

particularly important in Synastry, and Venus

interaspects are common in people who have a

long-lasting and significant union.

 

 

Look to Venus in each person's chart to see how each

approaches, views, and handles love and relationship.

When Venus in one chart aspects planets and points in

another, the Venus person tends to get idealized and

romanticized. The person with the contacted planet

tends to expect a lot from Venus.

Venus in Synastry:

 

Venus-Sun interaspects: These are helpful aspects in

any relationship. They create a sense of harmony and

offer some common interests to the partnership. The

Venus person feels more loving and beautiful with the

Sun person. The Sun finds Venus quite charming and

intriguing. There is a mutual attraction here that, on

its own, is not as insistent or sexual as other

indicators (such as Venus-Mars or Venus-Pluto). The

more difficult aspects (opposition, square, and

quincunx) can point to some problems and discord. The

value system of the Venus native in this case is at

odds with the Sun native's general outlook and life

path.

 

Venus-Moon interaspects: smooth out many of the more

difficult aspects in a relationship. Although these

relationships are not immune to ups and downs and

disagreements, the presence of this aspect in synastry

creates an overall sense of harmony and compatibility.

The attraction here has less to do with sexuality than

it does with familiarity. These people have a strong

need to set up house together and spend as much time

with each other as possible. It is an aspect that

almost demands physical presence -- these people feel

the need to be around each other, even if they are not

interacting.

 

Venus-Mercury interaspects: are helpful for creating

some common interests between the individuals. These

people may enjoy happy exchanges and pleasurable,

shared activities. Generally, there is a lot of "talk"

in the relationship. Hard aspects (opposition, square,

and quincunx) point to misunderstandings that disrupt

the flow of the relationship.

 

Venus-Venus interaspects: the conjunction, sextile,

and trine point to compatibility in relationship

values and styles. The quincunx creates a stimulating

attraction. The opposition and square both point to

attraction, but the attraction can be a frustrating

one.

 

Venus-Mars interaspects: these are classic aspects,

although they can be rather troublesome. Any aspect

between these planets in synastry points to sexual and

romantic attraction. However, the square, opposition,

and quincunx can cause friction at the same time.

There is considerable attraction, but over time, this

sexual energy can become disruptive when left

unchecked. Remember that the more difficult aspects

have great value in that they stimulate people.

Arguments often augment the sexual act in some way.

The square tends to be the most troublesome one --

sexual attraction exists and is powerful, but sex is

often delayed as the couple tends to engage in

arguments that take time to work out before they do

what they really want to do. Here, sex is probably the

root of the arguments, even if this is not immediately

apparent. These couples may try to resolve this

conflict by attempting to consciously let down their

defenses, turn off their egos, and just have sex. This

way, they may find that they have much less to argue

about. The reason for this is that the square gives

tremendous physical attraction and tension that is

very often disguised and mischanneled.

 

Venus-Jupiter interaspects: are generally quite

helpful in any relationship. The presence of flowing

aspects between these planets in synastry can help

smooth out a relationship. See the discussion of

Jupiter in Synastry below for more details.

 

Venus-Saturn interaspects: can be difficult to deal

with, but effort put forth to understand the

interplays will result in enormous increases in

understanding of the partners both individually and as

a couple. There is often a strong need to be with each

other. With the troublesome aspects (opposition and

square), the sexual relationship may start out just

fine, but later can become unpredictable, stunted, or

sporadic. Spontaneity is lost, and this is generally

due to power struggles in the day-to-day life of the

couple. The Venus person often feels oppressed and

restricted by the Saturn person. In fact, Venus may

feel criticized and nagged, and Saturn may feel an

unhealthy need to control and restrict the Venus

native. This general conflict leads to problems in the

bedroom.

 

 

 

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Here you have to consider your chart and a chart whom

you love or friends or any person.Than you calculate

your sun interaspects with your love one's sun as

trine,sextile ,square etc.

 

 

--- Deepak Nair <deepaknair wrote:

 

Dear Shripal,

 

What exactly do you mean by "interaspects" ?

 

Regards.

 

Deepak N.

 

 

 

---

 

 

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