Venus and Jupiter in Your Birth Chart

Conjunction: Venus and Jupiter

Thanks to this aspect, you're generous from time to time, even too generous. Your generosity extends not only to others but to yourself: in the heat of the moment, you may spend a large sum on an impulse purchase, a trip, or a meal at a good restaurant.

In some cases, Venus conjunct Jupiter can lead to excess in everything to do with pleasure, entertainment, and the good life. To keep that from happening, keep this aspect of your birth chart in mind and use self-control to curb its effects.

Harmonious aspects: Venus and Jupiter

This aspect gives you generosity, mercy, compassion, dreaminess, and the ability to find common ground with people. In many situations you're open and sincere, and if you want to, you can make someone feel comfortable and happy in your company.

You know how to help others, including with money. You're capable of loving yourself, treating yourself from time to time to expensive purchases and good food.

The flip side of this aspect: you may start spending too much money and devote too much time to entertainment. To keep that from happening, remember that everything is good in moderation.

Challenging aspects: Venus and Jupiter

This aspect can make you very emotional and impulsive, especially in love and in your relationships with other people. You can get to know people quickly and forget some of them just as quickly. With money, too, you can be inconsistent and unpredictable: you're capable of earning a lot and spending a lot on unnecessary purchases, luxuries, helping others, and indulging your own whims.

You know exactly who can be useful to you and how, and you often accomplish a great deal by making use of your connections. This aspect between Venus and Jupiter can leave you with no sense of moderation when it comes to pleasure and entertainment, with extra pounds, an empty wallet, and other 'bonuses' to show for it.

But this aspect has another side. Draw on it, and you can accomplish a great deal in work that involves the public, such as politics, consulting, or the media. Or you can simply put your many connections and contacts to good use, benefiting both yourself and society.