In love, this human soul will express herself expansively, tolerantly, broad-mindedly, optimistically, and will probably fall in love with foreigners and foreign places (or at least crave that opportunity) with the intention of pushing her boundaries ever broader and farther. However, if we find a sweet connection between Jupiter to Venus in someone’s birthchart, well – now we know something about how this particular person loves. Fodder for another discussion.) For instance, Jupiter itself doesn’t describe love as does Venus. Love expresses its many different faces through the circuitous avenues of connection (or disconnection!) between those inner planets with the more distant planets as well: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Yet, the expression of love as described by the planets doesn’t stop at Mars. Astrologically, LOVE is symbolized through the intertwining energies and the hot mingling breaths of the inner planets Venus, Mars, and the Moon, with the coursing blood of the Sun and Mercury as a pulse.
The combination of planets in any given birthchart express many different energies simultaneously, and sometimes dichotomously – so that when we come up with something like “The Astrology of Love”, the source from which it is drawn is a deep well indeed. Valentine – love and lovers, as seen through the birthchart. Our topic here is in the modern vernacular of the realm of St. In the world of astrology, it is the combination of planetary symbolism shown in the birthchart that describes how any certain someone loves different people and different things in different ways. The English love is broad and general, especially out of context of an expressive warm body within our range of sensory apprehension. You can love your spouse, your child, your best friend’s spouse (!), chocolate, The Simpson’s, religions of the world, your favorite jeans and Al Gore, all at the same time. You can fall in love with your philosophy professor in your freshman year, your next door neighbor’s puppy, a beautiful painting, and your life’s calling while walking along the Seine on a windy Parisian day. Because it’s February, the month of red lace hearts, cinnamon hearts, and kid’s conversation hearts, let’s explore this word for a moment.
In the English language the word love describes a cornucopia of emotions and includes a vast range of expressions. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 – 1900) The Astrology of Love But there is also always some reason in madness.
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