Leo Venus and Libra Venus compatibility joins a Venus in the Sun’s house with a Venus in her own. The two signs sit two apart, a friendly angle called a sextile. That angle is no accident. Ptolemy gave Libra to Venus because it forms a sextile with Leo, the Sun’s
Leo Venus and Sagittarius Venus compatibility joins two fire signs four apart, the easy angle called a trine. Neither sign gives Venus a special rank. Both are houses of the rulers of fire: Leo of the Sun, Sagittarius of Jupiter. Here is the twist. Fire by Venus rarely means fire
Leo Venus and Scorpio Venus compatibility sets two fixed signs at a right angle, a tense link called a square. One Venus is a guest in the Sun’s house. The other sits in a sign where the old books call her weak. Yet Ptolemy left a door open. Read by
Libra Venus and Capricorn Venus compatibility joins two Venus signs three signs apart. That distance makes a square, the tense right angle of astrology. Both signs are also cardinal, the signs that open a season. Libra opens autumn in the north, and Capricorn opens winter. There is a second thread,
Libra Venus and Libra Venus compatibility puts two people with Venus in the same sign, and that sign is one of her two homes. Libra starts at the autumn equinox, the point where day and night are equal and the Sun crosses into the southern half of the sky. Venus
Libra Venus and Pisces Venus compatibility joins Venus in two of her best seats. In Libra, Venus is at home. In Pisces, she is exalted, which means honored as a guest. Yet the two signs form no classic aspect. Ptolemy would call them turned away from each other, unless you
Libra Venus and Sagittarius Venus compatibility joins two signs set two apart, an angle called a sextile. In Libra, Venus is at home. In Sagittarius, she is a guest in the house of Jupiter, with no major rank of her own. Between the two signs sits Scorpio, and that sign
Libra Venus and Scorpio Venus compatibility joins two next-door signs at opposite ends of Venus’s scale of rank. In Libra, Venus is at home. One sign later, in Scorpio, she is in her detriment, or exile, in the house of Mars. One step takes her from her strongest seat to
Scorpio Venus and Aquarius Venus compatibility joins two fixed signs three steps apart. That gap is a square, an angle Ptolemy called discordant. Both signs hold the middle of a season, so both partners like to stay put. Of the twelve Venus squares, this one is the least common. There
