Venus and Pluto in Your Birth Chart

Conjunction: Venus and Pluto

Thanks to this aspect, in many cases you can be active, energetic, and passionate. In relationships with other people, especially the opposite sex, you show heightened emotion.

Venus, the planet of love, gives you the ability to appreciate and understand art, and possibly talent in that sphere too. You see beauty not only in a museum or at a concert but literally in everything around you. Nature, animals, children, beautiful relationships: beauty in any form moves you, and you're grateful for it.

Harmonious aspects: Venus and Pluto

Thanks to this aspect, you usually form firm convictions and a clear stance on many questions early, especially the big, global ones. Your abilities include talking to people, getting your convictions across to them, and making them your helpers and allies.

If you want to, using the aspect of Venus with Neptune, you can become an excellent leader, mentor, financier, coach, or politician. In other words, you can succeed in fields where it takes not just building contacts with other people but also earning their respect and establishing your authority.

Challenging aspects: Venus and Pluto

Helen of Troy's beauty caused a ten-year war; perhaps she had this same aspect in her birth chart. People with this Venus–Pluto aspect are extraordinarily attractive to the opposite sex and capable of experiencing the full range of intense passions.

Under this aspect's influence, passion can flare up without warning, overriding other commitments and sweeping everything out of its path. This can make it difficult for you to decide whom you want to spend your life with, and that uncertainty can last a long time. What's more, you expect a great deal from a partner, just as you do from yourself, making the search for your ideal even harder.

You set an incredibly high bar for everything, whether it's money, love, or your own achievements. But remember: the pursuit of perfection can drag on. To be happy, it makes sense to compromise and be content with less for a while.