Venus Opposition Jupiter

Venus Opposition: The world's lack of love for you is not proof of its complete egoism. Venus' opposition raises problems of social interaction in the spheres governed by the Planet, both ethical and aesthetic, not to mention emotional ones, and especially love. If the emphasis is on Venus, the person is imbued with social attitudes and standard ethics and encounters the external manifestations of the Planetary principle fully armed with the cliches of the social consciousness and subconscious. In general, they view any manifestation of the Planet from an aesthetic perspective, or even more biasedly, from the standpoint of "like - dislike," "love - dislike," and here a bizarre mixture of purely personal likes and dislikes is characteristic, along with standard socially imposed attitudes that the person initially fails to distinguish from personal ones. If the emphasis is on the Planet and the person internalizes its principle, then Venus manifests as an external opponent, in the form of social influences (often hostile) and negative ethical and aesthetic assessments of the external world, which the person may fiercely fight, not realizing that the causes of the antagonism lie in the internal imbalance of the principles of Venus and the Planet. For example, with Venus in opposition to Saturn, a person experiences a deep desire to devote themselves to serious art. If they emphasize the principle of Venus, i.e., perceive themselves as a free artist with no obligations other than inhabiting the world of Beauty, they reject Saturn's principle of discipline, in fact, externalizing it. The lack of truly persistent and purposeful pursuits (internal laxity, i.e., the weakness of Saturn in the inner world) leads to the activation of Saturn in the external world: various external obstacles arise and a general feeling as if the external world is cold and disapproving of the person. Conversely, the internalization of Saturn, i.e., fixation on its principle, when a person internally concentrates and withdraws into themselves, immerses themselves in solitary, serious work, or simply rigidly ignores the world, leads to the activation of Venus in external life: guests with champagne and invitations to balls appear out of nowhere, and lovers or admirers become animated (in cases where Venus is in harmonious aspects) or sharp social conflicts arise, often with complaints about a person's egotistical behavior (if Venus is afflicted). In general, a major aspect to Venus raises the issue of love, and in areas governed by the Planet in opposition to Venus, a person will at some point face a very pressing question: what they want: to love or to be loved. Working through this principle results in a stable fusion of the Planetary principle with the Venusian one: all manifestations of the Planet become perfect in form and filled with love for people; in areas governed by the Planet, a person will have an excellent understanding of people and the ability to influence large social programs. Jupiter Opposition: If, when we are proud of another, we identify with them, then, when we are proud of ourselves, we must project ourselves onto someone. Jupiter's opposition gives the Planet (and the person themselves, in the spheres it governs) a sense of extraordinary self-importance. Indeed, working through such an opposition gives the Planet an exceptionally stable (karmically), privileged position and constantly emerging opportunities to expand its principle, both in the person's own life and in the lives of those associated with them. At a low level, however, there is no constructive interaction between the Jupiterian and Planetary principles, and depending on the emphasis on the planets in opposition, the person finds themselves in one of two situations. It is, of course, more pleasant when the emphasis is on Jupiter, and the person in the Planet's spheres of influence internally feels rich and a potential benefactor to those they choose. At the same time, however, the Planetary principle is lost behind their conceit, imperceptibly exteriorizes, and gradually begins to act against them. For example, the opposition of Jupiter to Venus can produce a talented and very erudite art critic, but at the lowest level of the aspect's development, the person will only seem (but with complete inner confidence) that he has a brilliant understanding of art (and love), he will constantly come out with his judgments and aplomb and just as constantly get into trouble, which, however, may not bother him much. (A pronounced opposition to Jupiter, for example, its opposition to a stellium, can produce, along with great opportunities and abilities and powerful patrons, a complete blindness to one's own grandeur, insane conceit, and a complete lack of self-criticism.) An emphasis on the Planet, on the contrary, activates a variety of external opportunities for realizing its principle, which is a great temptation for a person, but working through this aspect lies in the path of expanding internal capabilities. Thus, with Venus in opposition to Jupiter, this alternative in a situation of emphasis on Venus may look like this: either external fame, exhibitions, public and international activity, or a change in creative channel (a mastered style or technique) and the development of a new one. An opposition to Saturn to Jupiter may at some point confront a person with the following choice: either strict management of numerous subjects, or the development and mastery of vast areas of the inner world. In life, both may be needed, but it is important not to confuse the order of these segments of the biography.

They make a person fussy, overly emotional, and prone to laziness. They become embroiled in numerous romantic affairs and are completely unaware of the specifics of financial matters. They often go beyond their limits in their pursuit of numerous pleasures. They enjoy exploiting others for their own ends, but are deeply distressed when they realize they are being exploited. They are a great optimist, willing to make friends when problems are at hand, but are extremely vulnerable when their freedom is taken away. With proper character development, this aspect deepens intuition, which brings success in all types of social, political, and consulting activities. This aspect is often found in popular, and sometimes even infamous, journalists. Such people can sometimes be arrogant, wasteful, careless, and frivolous. They suffer great losses with women, strive to live beyond their means, and love luxury, which is why they encounter many obstacles in their careers. An excessive passion for pleasure and poor health can lead to a deterioration in lifestyle. They are prone to a hectic lifestyle, intense eroticism, and reckless encounters. Generally speaking, they cannot be considered happy people, especially since they miss out on many opportunities due to a lack of enterprise and an inability to quickly navigate new situations. Such people are characterized by a thirst for pleasure, vanity, and a tendency to adhere to superficial rules of etiquette. These people often experience legal difficulties and suffer significant financial losses. They tend to exaggerate the role of social status in a person's life. A tendency toward boastfulness, atheism, and rebellious attitudes toward tradition is noted. The risk of diabetes is very high. (Noel Teale)

A sweet-tongued attitude that is repulsive. Wealth brings softness, a thirst for pleasure, and a frivolous social life, hopping from one party to the next. Women are very vain, consider themselves irresistible, and think that everything revolves around them, especially if they are rich. They can be sentimental to the point of tears, but when it comes to helping those in need, it all turns out to be hypocrisy. They take on too much. Marital problems can arise over religious issues. They love being the center of attention. They have a sweet tooth and spend money on luxury items.

Opposition, square: dissatisfaction in love. This person always finds flaws in their romantic relationships and readily exaggerates them. He wants more and more: this is almost a painful insatiability of feelings. He cannot find happiness in "legitimate" love, although Jupiter represents law, following norms. He looks at love as fatalistic, although he should bear responsibility for his own choice. Often he acts superficially and unnaturally, too eager to please. Everything is too little for him, he cannot stop because he is insatiable in his desires.

Your child is optimistic, generous, and has a strong need to connect with others. He loves to be the center of attention. He enjoys reading and traveling. He knows how to speak in public and may have talent in literature. For his creative self-expression, he can often resort to the help of others. Perhaps his source of inspiration is a teacher or other authority figure. For the parents of this child, the problem may be his excessive carelessness, wastefulness or laziness.

You may fail to appreciate the correct decision or solution when you see it. This can mean that your judgment in career and vocational matters is at times not dependable. You may be well advised to accept the counsel of others concerning decisions relating to your career or life path. A tendency to go too far, expand too fast, and overindulge needs to be noted, and some adjustment made. Your appetites may carry you away from what you know to be the best path.

Generosity devolves into extravagance, inconstancy of feelings; a desire for luxury and pleasure; frivolity, idleness, vanity, insolence, an inability to live within one's means, insatiability; a tendency to gain weight; money disappears in an instant. The positive side: a rich imagination, talent, creativity, artistry, a desire for beauty, generosity, and compassion.