Venus square Jupiter: I can’t bear the amount I want.
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The moment a promise is made, it is magnified, but when it is fulfilled, it is always too big to be fulfilled: Venus square Jupiter draws the enjoyment of Venus and the expansion of Jupiter into a 90-degree right angle, and weight and discipline each have their own talk.
The moment a promise is made, it is magnified, but when it is fulfilled, it is always too big to be fulfilled: Venus square Jupiter draws the enjoyment of Venus and the expansion of Jupiter into a 90-degree right angle, and weight and discipline each have their own talk.
The core of Venus square Jupiter: one sentence version
square is 90 degrees of built-in friction: what you want doesn’t equal what you can get. Venus said it would be more comfortable, and Jupiter said it would be a step up. Both sentences are true. The difficulty is that you often exceed the scope of your own care between the two sentences.
What do the two planets want?
Venus wants to make today tasteful: a delicious meal, exciting objects, and instant happiness. Jupiter wants to be bigger and further: upgrade, expand, double what you like. Square allows both to squeeze into the same decision at the same time - the orders are getting bigger and bigger, the schedule is getting fuller and fuller, and the promise is to go faster than the budget. Friction is not a fault, it forces you to make rules for “more”.
The feeling of hard aspect: three specific scenes
- The subscription and advance payment will arrive together at the end of the month, and when I look back I can only find the reason I said the day before, “It’s all useful anyway.”
- Promising favors is always faster than detailing things: I promise to help to the end, only to find that only half of the schedule on hand can be arranged.
- As soon as you get it, you want to take one more step: the satisfaction expires very quickly, and the next round of upgrades starts to queue up again.
Immature version and mature version
The immature version plays guerrilla at both ends: overspending for a while, then saving for a while, and then again; the commitment to people is the same - first make it grand, and then slowly reduce the upper limit. The mature version changes friction into production lines: large expenditures are reviewed overnight and reconciled with the schedule before committing to export; this 90-degree push is used to push things that should be finished, but results are delivered.
Orb and priority: 90 degrees, natal convention within 6 degrees
natal’s squareorb is 6 degrees, check it with the actual angle between the two stars before reading. Hard aspect does not mean bad luck: it gives power and impact at the same time. When interpreting, first look at the overall main axis, and then ask which thing in your life this friction is pushing towards that should be finalized.
Cheat sheet: Six aspects of Venus and Jupiter
The five grids other than hard angles are collected together in the table below.
| aspect | angle and natalorb | one sentence |
|---|---|---|
| conjunction | Within 0 degrees, 7 degrees | Enjoy automatically upgraded flavors |
| opposition | 180 degrees, within 7 degrees | Give yourself and give away and take turns to tilt |
| trine | 120 degrees, within 6 degrees | Generosity and blessing develop in the same direction |
| square (this page) | 90 degrees, within 6 degrees | The desired portion often crosses the line |
| sextile | 60 degrees, within 4 degrees | The channel is on the shelf, and it will be available when it is opened |
| quincunx | 150 degrees, not highlighted | Liked and enlarged ones are not aligned |
Square’s accounts are usually messy, usually because the rules haven’t been established yet: The myth of hard aspect has removed the default “hard aspect is bad luck”. A comparison of the six gold and wood combinations is listed in aspect pair index. I want to practice the interpretation for a round in the course. aspect courses Follow the progress.
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