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Astrology notes

gemini moons are so smart 😭, every person I met with this placement were very good at debating. great arguments and opinions, they had a very interesting point of view of the world

having your moon sign conjunct someone sun, makes you understand that person so well, or at least, there is a good compatility here.

a mix of scorpio and libra in a chart (mostly in big 3) can balance that scorpio energy out. you will not have that intense dark vibe that often scorpios are described to have, but a more docile/friendly one

people talk about their sun degree being their true essence, as if it were their true sun sign. to me it makes sense. i have an aquarius degree and i can't help but identify a lot with aquarius characteristics.

talking about aquarius, i know a boy whose venus is in aquarius, and his way of approaching those he is interested in is characteristic of this venus. he is constantly hanging out with his friends, but when he has his eyes on someone, he invites you to join them, and goes out of his way to pay attention to that person.

it's also true that the person have to stand out, be true to themselves, capable to have deep conversations.

as an 12th house stellium fellow, i have to say, i need to have my alone time.

i noticed a pattern, but I would like to hear your opinion on this. I noticed that some people with 10th house stellium are quite entitled. their opinion is the only right one, and when they hear otherwise they can become passive aggressive.

mars in saggitarius man reallyyy can't settle down when young ☠️

8th house synastry is truly an intense synastry to have. i had this with one boy, and bro, i was obsessed. i don't like him anymore, but i still have a thing for him¿

i had a friend who have leo mercury, and everybody would stop talking to hear her.

pisces rising have that beautiful glowy eyes, a fairy appearance.

[emmkayyy03]

🏹Astro observations again🐅✨

So, I'm back again after long and here is a new set of observations I thought of sharing.❤️

Venus in Ashvini Nakshatra

You're someone who loves a good challenge. You’re drawn to excitement, impulsive connections, and thrill. The turn-on? Someone who knows how to match your energy, with a fiery passion that keeps you on your toes. You’re into someone who takes the lead but knows how to keep things spontaneous and playful. Fast-paced romance, intense physical attraction, and adventure are what get your heart racing. You enjoy someone who pushes boundaries and doesn’t play by the rules, keeping things unpredictable and full of desire.

Sun in the 11th House

The life of the party, but always with a little something hidden beneath. People love being around you, but you’re not just a social butterfly; you're building connections that serve a greater purpose. You love attention, but it’s not just about fame—it's about respect. The turn-on? When someone admires your intellect as much as your personality. You're attracted to someone who can stimulate your mind and keep up with your social energy. Power dynamics, where you get to hold the reins, are your thing, creating a balance between leadership and being in control.

Ketu in the 1st House

Mysterious, detached, and giving off serious monk vibes, you walk into a room and immediately have everyone wondering who you are. People are captivated by your elusive nature and that "I don’t need anyone" vibe. It’s a major turn-on for someone who wants a challenge. You need someone who’s okay with your distant, independent side and is drawn to unraveling the layers beneath. Mental stimulation and someone who understands your need for space while keeping the connection strong is key. Power dynamics work well, with you as the one holding emotional control.

Moon in Revati Nakshatra

If your Moon’s in Revati, you're a walking mystery. People can’t quite put their finger on you, but they’re drawn in like moths to a flame. Emotionally deep, you’re not just sensitive; you pick up on everything around you. Your dreamy side? That’s a huge turn-on. You're the type that gets someone to fall in love just by being present, not even saying a word. When you let someone in, though, they get a taste of that intensity. You need someone who understands your emotional depth—someone who’s into connecting on that raw, unfiltered level.

Moon in Magha Nakshatra

Royalty vibes, straight-up. You're emotionally strong and carry the weight of your lineage. You don’t take disrespect lightly, and when you demand respect, you’re not joking. The turn-on here is when someone recognizes and respects your strength. If they’re intimidated? That’s a massive turn-on for you—someone who sees your true value and isn’t afraid to bow down. You enjoy being adored or even worshipped in subtle ways—acts of reverence and respect turn you on in a way that’s unmatched.

Mercury in Hasta Nakshatra

With your hands being your greatest asset, you're the charmer and the creator. You know how to speak with your hands, whether it’s crafting something, writing something, or just giving a killer massage. The turn-on is someone who appreciates your talent and can read your body language just as much as they listen to your words. You like being admired for your skill and creativity. Tactile acts—whether it’s touch, massage, or intimate creative acts—are your vibe. It’s about connection through action.

Mars in Ashlesha Nakshatra

You’re not just seductive; you’re dangerous. You know how to manipulate a situation with your words and actions. People don’t even realize they’re being charmed, but you’ve got them hooked. The turn-on here is someone who can handle your intensity—someone who can play the game without being scared. Mind games and roleplay, where you take charge, are your thing. Being able to switch between dominance and playful banter keeps things unpredictable and thrilling.

Rahu in the 9th House

You challenge everything, and that rebellious nature is what draws people to you. The turn-on? When someone is intellectually stimulating, someone who isn’t afraid to debate or question everything like you do. If someone can keep up with your rebellious ideas and isn’t afraid of change, it’s a huge turn-on. Intellectual dominance and someone who can challenge your ideas and make you think is incredibly enticing. You’re into the deeper connections that go beyond just physical attraction.

Saturn in the 3rd House

You’ve got the quiet strength, the kind that makes people listen when you speak. You're about quality over quantity in communication, and that restraint makes you stand out. The turn-on here is someone who values your wisdom and isn’t intimidated by your quiet power. You’re attracted to someone who can read between the lines and get what you’re about without you having to say much. Subtle power plays work for you, where the tension builds gradually, and the control dynamic is more about who’s listening to who than anything else.

Venus in Revati Nakshatra

You’ve got that fairy-tale love vibe with a touch of edge. You attract people who see you as their healer, and let’s face it, you’re a softie underneath that hard exterior. The turn-on is when someone really gets you—when they don’t just see you as a fantasy, but understand your need to help while respecting your boundaries. Emotional intimacy combined with physical tenderness is your sweet spot, where you can give and receive care in a deep, meaningful way.

Moon Square Rahu

the emotional tug-of-war is real, and it makes you unpredictable. You go through highs and lows, but it’s that intensity that people are drawn to. The turn-on is when someone can match your unpredictability and emotional depth. They need to be able to handle your conflicting sides and embrace both your heart and your ambition. Emotional push-pull dynamics where you can switch between being deeply connected and wildly driven works for you. The excitement comes in the balance of passion and tension.

Darakaraka (DK) in Punarvasu

Your partner is the definition of resilience. They’ve got this ability to rise again no matter what life throws their way. Emotional stability is their thing, but they also crave excitement and new experiences. They’ll have this calming presence that makes you feel safe, yet every now and then, they’ll slip into their own world. They might be into philosophy, spirituality, or something creative like writing. They believe in second chances—whether in life, love, or your relationship—and they’ll always know how to bring the sunshine back after any storm. You’ll love the balance they bring, mixing emotional depth with a thirst for adventure. Their quiet strength and ability to stay grounded, while still exploring new horizons, will leave you completely hooked.

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[divinelyjane]

as someone who has venus in the same sign as neptune and in the opposite sign as saturn i do relate to these observations even if they aren't aspecting each other

𝔙𝔢𝔫𝔲𝔰 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔴𝔥𝔞𝔱 𝔴𝔢 𝔳𝔞𝔩𝔲𝔢

Venus in our natal charts show us the things we see value in. This can be said for people, objects, fashion, aesthetics etc. Venus is a planet that dictates what we think is beautiful or visually appealing. Because of this it’s often viewed as a superficial planet that is visually stimulated. Whilst yes it does focus on the appearance of things, I think this sell the planet short.

The things we love or are attracted to aren’t just the things that catch our eye. The things we are drawn to aren’t only because they look good. Venus is also they value we see in things. After all something may be precious to you yet it means nothing to someone else. Its our personal value. 

You can also see how from this Venus can represent our value we have for ourselves. Our self love. If Venus recognises value in others it also shows us the things we value within ourselves. It’s the things we notice about ourselves that we like. The parts of ourselves we cherish. 

By looking at where your Venus is placed in your chart; by looking at sign, house and aspects, it can show you what you find beautiful about yourself or how you perceive your self value. It can also show if there are any struggles with self worth.

Some placements to lookout for that correlate to struggles with self worth are���

Venus conjunct/ square/ opposite Saturn

This indicates someone who has a lack of self love/worth, who may struggle to see their value. This often stems from childhood, and typically gets better with age. These people are incredibly hard on themselves, and have to learn the lesson of self love, which is constantly being tested.

Venus conjunct/ square/ opposite Pluto

These people can develop an obsession with beauty, holding themselves to an unrealistic standard. They want control over their image, if they think they look a certain way they don’t like they can be almost abusive or cruel to themselves. 

Venus conjunct/ square/ opposite Neptune

It can be really hard to see or recognise your own beauty. No matter how many people tell you, you can’t see it for yourself.

Please be aware these are the worst culminations of these placements.

Thank you for reading my loves.

Pureastrowisdom x

[venussaidso]

The dynamic between Jupiterians and Ketuvians can be toxic. But then I hear, "Ketuvians have a better dynamic Rahuvians"... uhm, the nodes are both equally extreme and ungrounded. So not really. Just because they can match each other's freak doesn't mean it isn't a recipe for disaster. Ketu doesn't stop pulling in energy and Rahu doesn't stop its obsessive, insatiable tendencies; although they balance each other out that way. The nodes are literally the most illusory of all planets; they are the only shadow planets and there's a lot of confusion on both sides regarding self-identity. From what I've seen, and spoke of before, they tend to be portrayed in dysfunctional and intense relationships, where there's a push-&-pull between Rahu's distortions and Ketu's drainage — such as in one deceiving the other.

Silco (Magha) and Jinx (Swati) is the best example. He was her twisted parental figure, both portrayed as intense outcasts. Although he loved her in his own way, we see how much control he had over her like a vampire, being as vulnerable and needy as she was.

And she, being Rahuvian, is very hungry and obsessive, drawn to the illusion of love and acceptance offered by the Ketuvian who operates like a shadowy trickster. He means to inflict total destruction to achieve a goal of liberation (much like Mula's association with mass destruction and purification), which makes him more detached. While she is filled with trauma, distortions and uncontrollable thoughts. He can only control someone as unhinged as her for so long; again, with the nodes being equals, the vampiric Ketuvian can be destroyed by its own match. Rahu is also very draining, as well.

In a way, they remind me of this Joker and Harley Quinn who are far more toxic and totally unbound.

Even with Ketu-Ketu, it can be interestingly filled with deceit and confusion of who is really in control.

Also, this observation is based on all the films/shows I've watched, as are most of my posts.

these two swati moon queens. i love them sm. 🖤

[harmoonix]

Who created this masterpiece? Hello?

I love the dark forest for Capricorn ♑️!!

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Anonymous - Satanic Venus - Caroll & Graf - 1989

[sidyashchiy-na-plakhe]

Mercury and Venus

Very old drawings, over a year old. I tried to draw the planets as dragons back then.

Mercury is blind because he was blinded by being too close to the Sun. One side of his body is lighter because Mercury is in a decent grip and always faces the Sun with one side.

Venus has a mane, which is her atmosphere or something.

[marsprincess889]

Hello, can I participate in your game?

Of course, thank you for participating🤍

Your divine archetype:

🌧🌊🌋🔥 The pure wisdom of destruction, fierce compassion and the bringer of catharsys ⛈🌫🌩⚡

Your Goddesses:

Nisaba_ Sumerian goddess of knowledge, scribes and written word. She was first considered a grain goddess  and there are no accounts of her as a writing goddess, but as she bacame increasingly important among Mesopotamian people, there were more and more stories written about her. In "Dream of Gudea", she is pictured as "a woman holding a gold stylus and studying a clay tablet on which the starry heaven was depicted".

Your moon nakshatra_ Ardra, is the first Rahu-ruled lunar mansion in the Mercurial sign of Gemini. Rahu relates strongly to the written word, the essence manifested in a form, or just forms with no essence. Essentially, Ardra can be viewed as the birth of logic, analysis, complex thoughts, complex feelings, complexity in general, rationality and all that can be debated. In short, it's the nakshatra of collective humanity and its views, and since it's the first nakshatra of such overwhelming information and neural activity, it's also the nakshatra of pain and the birth of sufferring, where the "trauma" is arguably at its peak.

There is obviously more to your chart, but to begin with your most important placement is important to me, as it sets the tone for the whole thing.

Your dominant element is Air, with all of your big three placements being in the three Air signs_ a huge emphasis on the element of communication, rationalization, thoughts and cerebral activity in general.

Seshat_ Egyption Goddess of knowledge, writing, the written word, often compared to Nisab. She is often depicted with horns and a star between them. It was ssid that Seshat knew how to measure the distance between stars, observe them and other celestial bodies.

Associated with the labeling aspect of knowledge, Seshat can be strongly associated with Rahu. The air elememt, in general, has a lot to do with communication and exchange of information.

Even though Jupoter nakshatras do not have associations with these on the same level, they still relate to this element's themes.

Kymopoleia(or, Cymopoleia)_ Greek sea nymph, often considered a goddess, who was said to have the power to usher sea storms. Her name means "wave ranging", and her other name_ Cymatolege, means "wave-stirrer". She was married to Briareos_ hundred-handed storm giant.

So, sea storms are quite literally probably  the most direct association Ardra nakshatra can have. This stirring and violent, tense energy is one of the defining aspects of this lunar mansion. The notable thing is that in your chart, your other big three nakshatras_ Vishakha and Purva Bhadrapada, also have this type of energy, especially the latter, because of its shared association with the god Rudra with Ardra.

All of these nakshatras tell a story of upheaval, of destruction and transformation towards something new, of righteous anger directed from the inner self to the goal of intense cleansing. They want to transmute their energy in a cathartic way, even if it looks "wrong" or rebellious to others, sometimes, especially if that is the case.

A goddess from Armenia_ Tsovinar, is eerily similar to her, who rules over water, sea and rain. Her name means "daughter of the sea", and she was said to make "rain fall down from heaven with her fury".

I'm going to move on to other goddesses who relate to those in some ways, but you can read about Kymopoleia in my Ardra as a goddess post.

Astrape and Bronte_ Greek goddesses, personifications of lightning and thunder respectively. Their task is to carry the lightning bolts of Zeus with pegasus, also being his shield bearers.

Vishakha nakshatra is related to merging opposites, and with that exchange, creating something bigger than the sum of what they both are separately. This generates electricity, so, Vishakha at large can be considered a nakshatra of lightning and thunder. Ardra is also associated with the thunderous cries and the rainy storms.

Sekhmet_ Egyptian goddess of war, fire, dance and medicine, often depicted as having a lion's head. She was said to have the ability to inflict disease on masses but also cure it. She could breath fire from her mouth, an ability that was likened to the desert wind.

Sekhmet was also considered as a Solar deity.

While your Rahu and Ketu are not technically in their exaltation nakshatras, they are still in their exaltation signs(Taurus and Scorpio), activating the axis of one of the Sun-Saturn nakshatra oppositions, that of Krittika and Anuradha. Rahu in a chart is said to represent what a person is meant to become. Krittika has thematic connections to Purva Bhadra_ it's the literal consuming fire that the excess of P. Bhadra is cleansed and reduced in, and it's also a Solar nakshatra.

Ketu in Anuradha though, amplifies the already relevant Saturnian influence, and adding to the occult associations(Sun in Saturnian Aquarius, Saturn Atmakaraka). Your Rahu is in the 8th house, meaning that you approach the matters of secrecy, sexuality, anything occult with carefulness and great precision, otherwise avoiding it alltogether. The material world is that of familiarity and reliable, however, and it's the key to accessing the energy that you'll eventually have the intense need to release.

There is definitely an aspect of healing in your chart. There is so much energy that is moved, that a change is almost certainly imminent.

There is a myth where at the end of his rule, the Sun god Ra sends goddess Hathor(associated with Uttara Bhadra) in the form of Sekhmet to destroy all mortals who have conspired against him. She did as he said, and her thirst for blood was not quenched at the end of that battle. She went on to destroy Egypt and wipe out almost all of humankind.

To stop her, Ra and other gods devised a plan to pour a lake of beer that resebled blood, dyed red from ochre. Mistaking it for actual blood, Sekhmet drank it, became too drunk and gave up on her violent endeavor.

To add a few goddesses, Yoruban Oya_goddess of winds, Greek Sophia_ Goddess of wisdom and Hindu Tara_ savior goddess are all in one way or another relevant to your chart.

If you want to research or find other goddesses yourself, you can search for goddesses of lightning, fire, rain, sea, wisdom, perserverance through challenges... etc.

As a last note, your chart ruler is Venus(Libra ascendant), and your atmakaraka(along with your rahu) is in Taurus. There is a Venusian influence in you, one that is focused towards restraint and harmony. If you feel called to, you can look for goddesses connected to that.

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This is it, hope you found this helpful.

Please, leave a feedback in the asks after reading. 💕

[delectabledolls]

Alternating lip colour between artwork and foll is a little odd but venus lip colours are simply divine.

Finally! We get additional hands after they were deemed too scary.

The jackets are so cute and remind me of how in G1 all the boys had unique symbols their jackets.

Venus's black turtleneck and Abbey's purple cardigan are just nice.

Abbey's chainsaw is nice to see again after its appearance in G1. Additionally, I think having her be part of art club is much less cliche than her being an ice skater.

[silvereyedowl]

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Venus’ Once Molten Surface

Credits: JPL, MIPL, Magellan Team, NASA

[emmkayyy03]

✨Darapada (A7): Calculation, Significance, and Observations to understand your FS💘

Darapada, also known as A7 (Arudha of the 7th House), is a crucial concept in Vedic Astrology for understanding relationships, partnerships, and marriage dynamics. It reveals how the world perceives your partner and the external energy surrounding your relationships.

What is Darapada (A7)?

Darapada is the Arudha Pada of the 7th house in your birth chart.

It shows the perception of your spouse or partner and how relationships manifest in the material world.

While the 7th house describes the internal qualities of a partner, Darapada reflects their external characteristics and the influence of the relationship on your life.

How to Calculate Darapada (A7):

Identify the 7th house lord in your birth chart.

Example: If the 7th house is in Sagittarius, the lord is Jupiter.

Determine the number of houses the 7th lord has moved from the 7th house.

Example: If Jupiter (7th lord) is in the 9th house, it has moved 3 houses away from the 7th house.

Move the same number of houses forward from the placement of the 7th lord to find the Darapada.

Example: If Jupiter is in the 9th house, count 3 houses forward from the 9th house → Darapada will fall in the 11th house.

Why is it important??:

Perception of Spouse: It shows how your partner or spouse is viewed by society.

Partnership Energy: Reflects the external dynamics of your relationships, including marriage, business partnerships, or collaborations.

Karmic Relationships: Indicates the kind of karmic influence your partner might bring into your life.

Public Representation: Reveals how the partner's personality and actions affect your public image.

The Deeper Story of Darapada

Darapada gives your relationships a story arc. For instance:

A7 in fiery Aries might reflect a partner who is bold, action-oriented, and fiercely independent, but also someone who shakes things up.

A7 in dreamy Pisces could suggest a partner who feels otherworldly, deeply emotional, and perhaps a bit elusive.

Every Darapada placement carries its own narrative, weaving together looks, energy, and karmic lessons into a tapestry that defines how partnerships impact your journey.

Planets Influencing Darapada:

Sun: Partner is authoritative, ambitious, or connected to government and leadership.

Moon: Spouse is nurturing, empathetic, and emotionally expressive.

Venus: Indicates beauty, charm, luxury, and romantic energy.

Mars: Partner is energetic, assertive, or adventurous. Relationships may have fiery dynamics.

Jupiter: Spouse is wise, spiritual, or connected to teaching and learning.

Saturn: Reflects maturity, responsibility, or delays in forming partnerships.

Rahu/Ketu: Spouse may be unconventional, mysterious, or bring karmic connections.

Darapada in the Signs

1. Aries (Ruled by Mars):

Partner is perceived as energetic, bold, and assertive.

Relationships bring passion and competitiveness.

Spouse may have leadership qualities and a fiery temperament.

External partnerships are dynamic but may face ego clashes.

2. Taurus (Ruled by Venus):

Partner is perceived as stable, grounded, and sensual.

Relationships are centered around material comfort, luxury, and beauty.

Spouse may have a love for finer things and a practical approach to life.

Partnerships exude a calming, steady energy.

3. Gemini (Ruled by Mercury):

Partner is perceived as witty, communicative, and adaptable.

Relationships bring intellectual stimulation and variety.

Spouse may have a youthful, curious nature, often involved in learning or communication.

Partnerships may have a playful, dual-sided dynamic.

4. Cancer (Ruled by Moon):

Partner is perceived as nurturing, emotional, and protective.

Relationships are rooted in emotional depth and security.

Spouse may have a family-oriented or sensitive personality.

Partnerships bring warmth and a need for emotional connection.

5. Leo (Ruled by Sun):

Partner is perceived as confident, charismatic, and proud.

Relationships bring status, attention, and a sense of grandeur.

Spouse may have leadership qualities and a love for being in the spotlight.

Partnerships exude a regal, vibrant energy.

6. Virgo (Ruled by Mercury):

Partner is perceived as detail-oriented, analytical, and practical.

Relationships are focused on service, improvement, and mutual growth.

Spouse may have a perfectionist streak and a logical approach to life.

Partnerships bring a sense of order and dependability.

7. Libra (Ruled by Venus):

Partner is perceived as charming, balanced, and harmonious.

Relationships are centered on fairness, beauty, and diplomacy.

Spouse may have a love for aesthetics, art, and social interactions.

Partnerships exude elegance and focus on cooperation.

8. Scorpio (Ruled by Mars/Ketu):

Partner is perceived as intense, mysterious, and transformative.

Relationships bring depth, passion, and karmic lessons.

Spouse may have a secretive or magnetic personality with strong emotions.

Partnerships are powerful but may involve struggles or profound changes.

9. Sagittarius (Ruled by Jupiter):

Partner is perceived as adventurous, wise, and optimistic.

Relationships are focused on growth, exploration, and shared ideals.

Spouse may have a spiritual, philosophical, or freedom-loving nature.

Partnerships bring a sense of purpose and enthusiasm.

10. Capricorn (Ruled by Saturn):

Partner is perceived as disciplined, mature, and goal-oriented.

Relationships are grounded in responsibility, stability, and long-term commitment.

Spouse may have a serious demeanor with a focus on work and achievement.

Partnerships bring a sense of structure and practicality.

11. Aquarius (Ruled by Saturn/Rahu):

Partner is perceived as unconventional, progressive, and intellectual.

Relationships bring innovation, freedom, and a focus on social ideals.

Spouse may have a unique personality, often involved in humanitarian or technological pursuits.

Partnerships exude a detached but visionary energy.

12. Pisces (Ruled by Jupiter):

Partner is perceived as dreamy, spiritual, and compassionate.

Relationships bring emotional healing, creativity, and idealism.

Spouse may have an intuitive, gentle nature with a focus on higher realms.

Partnerships bring inspiration but may lack grounding.

Key Observations:

Benefic signs (Taurus, Libra, Pisces) bring ease and harmony to partnerships.

Fiery signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) bring passion, energy, and adventure.

Earth signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) bring stability, practicality, and long-term focus.

Air signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) bring intellectual stimulation and social connections.

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[33mmm8]

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Venus and The Pleiades