Astrology and Love, Part 7: Venus and Mars Comparison Chart

From Star Translation Agency

Venus Section

Venus and Mars

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Mars sparks true love and lasting partnerships, while a challenging one stirs up desire and potential infidelity. If it’s challenging, it’s best to channel that energy into financial pursuits.

Venus and Jupiter

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Jupiter brings wealth and abundance, while a challenging one leads to indulgence and extravagant waste. Venus brings money and resources, while Jupiter brings luck and connections.

Venus and Saturn

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Saturn provides long-term financial and domestic stability, while a challenging one results in prolonged instability and insecurity. Venus embodies virtue, and Saturn knows how to make it endure. Ideally, Venus and Saturn share the same element.

Venus and Uranus

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Uranus sparks mutual creativity, while a challenging one can trigger aversion and financial upheaval. Venus represents cash flow, while Uranus brings innovative ideas. It’s best if Venus and Uranus have different qualities to avoid conflict.

Venus and Neptune

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Neptune brings romance and imagination, while a challenging one creates emotional discord. Venus provides the candlelight and dinner, while Neptune sets the mood and the poetry. Ideally, Venus and Neptune share the same quality.

Venus and Pluto

A harmonious aspect between Venus and Pluto brings profound intimacy, while a challenging one can lead to base or promiscuous love. Venus governs the body, while Pluto represents desire. Ideally, Venus and Pluto share the same quality.

Venus and Midheaven

A harmonious aspect between Venus and the Midheaven helps others recognize your beauty and talent, while a challenging one can tarnish your reputation or lead to misjudgments about your standing.

Mars Section

Mars and Jupiter

A harmonious aspect between Mars and Jupiter stimulates action and broad growth, while a challenging one leads to exaggeration—talking big but failing to deliver. Mars brings energy, while Jupiter provides vision. Ideally, Mars and Jupiter share the same element.

Mars and Saturn

There’s no truly harmonious aspect between Mars and Saturn. Mars is the accelerator, while Saturn is the brake. At best, Mars supplies what Saturn needs, and Saturn makes Mars think twice before acting. At worst, Mars’s impatience and impulsiveness constantly provoke Saturn, while Saturn’s heaviness and slowness continually dampen Mars’s enthusiasm. It’s best if Mars and Saturn are in different elements, so they largely stay out of each other’s way.

Mars and Uranus

A harmonious aspect between Mars and Uranus adds excitement and vitality to relationships, while a challenging one can lead to breakups. Mars represents energy, while Uranus is the spark that can ignite—or snuff—dynamite. Ideally, Mars and Uranus share the same quality.

Mars and Neptune

There’s no truly harmonious aspect between Mars and Neptune. At best, Mars ignites Neptune’s imagination, while Neptune soothes Mars’s anger. At worst, Mars suppresses Neptune’s sensitivity, and Neptune saps Mars’s energy. Either extreme can lead to unusual and risky situations. It’s best if Mars and Neptune have different qualities.

Mars and Pluto

There’s no truly harmonious aspect between Mars and Pluto. At best, Mars teaches Pluto to be honest, while Pluto teaches Mars strategy. At worst, Mars accelerates Pluto’s destructive tendencies, and Pluto undermines Mars’s will to survive. It’s best if Mars and Pluto have different qualities.

Mars and Midheaven

A harmonious aspect between Mars and the Midheaven supports personal success through public recognition. A challenging aspect between Mars and the Midheaven can undercut a person’s achievements.