Ebla Astrology

Venus is one of the personal planets, and it rules the signs of Taurus and Libra. Its position in a natal chart can say a lot about what we are or aren't attracted to, our concept of beauty, our values and our needings and expectations in romantic relatonships. Let's dive deep in the meaning and characteristics of this planet and through its declinations in the different zodiac signs. The birth of Venus, by Botticelli ☆  Venus in mythology Aphrodite in Greek mythology is the goddess of love, art and beauty. In the Roman one, however, Venus is more carnal, sensual, she is the goddess of fertility. Venus, planet of love, was Vulcan's wife, but she betrayed him with her brother Mars. Venus and Mars form the most erotic couple in the Zodiac. Venus is the daughter of Uranus and Gaea: according to the myth she was born from the blood of her father, after he was castrated by his son, Cronus. According to the myth Venus was born following the fall of the genital organ into the sea.

Do you want to know how astrologically compatible you are with a person for a romantic relationship? Brimfull Love by Helena Wierzbicki A synastry chart can show you that: it compares the two birth charts of the partners and analyzes the aspects that are formed between the planets. It also shows the houses in which the planets of one partner fall in the chart of the other. We therefore speak of comparative astrology. You can calculate a synastry chart here:  https://horoscopes.astro-seek.com/synastry-chart-online-calculator Now let's analyze the chart. 🔺 What are the best aspects for love compatibility? If you have some of these, that's a very good sign: ☆ Planets in 7th house / Conjunctions to Descendant : The 7th house and the Descendant describe the quality of our ideal partner. Thus, having planets in someone's seventh house in synastry is indicative of mutual attraction. The planet person represents the qualities that we lack, the qualities that will be needed to &quo

An eclipse season is a 35 - days period during which at least two (or even three) eclipses occur.  In fact, every year we have from 4 to 7 eclipses within two seasons of eclipses. They repeat themselves in cycles of 173.3 days (more or less six months) and in some years we can also have a third eclipse season between two years, so it’s possible to reach the number of seven eclipses in two years. Eclipse Love. 24″ x 30″, Oil on Canvas, © 2016 Cedar Lee Lunar nodes and the ecliptic: The ecliptic is the plane of the Earth's orbit around the Sun. A lunar node is the point where, in the Earth's monthly orbit, the lunar orbit intersects that plane. We have an eclipse season when - from Earth's point of view - the Sun is close enough to a lunar node for an eclipse to occur . If the Sun is close to a lunar node during a Full Moon, we see a lunar eclipse. If the Sun is close to a lunar node at the New Moon, a solar eclipse occurs. To put it another way, if the Moon becomes New