Mars in the Second House of the Relocation Chart

A relocation horoscope is essential when one wishes to calculate risks in advance and understand the pros and cons of living in a new city. Since it is difficult for the average person to objectively imagine how life will unfold—especially its financial side—or to determine which option will be more comfortable when choosing among several possibilities, the relocation chart is the most precise tool for opening a portal to the future.

Mars governs those spheres of activity where the native must show maximum decisiveness and courage without hesitation, acting impulsively and creatively. At the same time, if the planet is weakened or afflicted, these same qualities may attract danger and destruction. The transition of Mars into the Second House encourages the person to earn money through active means, but on the negative side, the native may stop at nothing to achieve material comfort.

Peculiarities of Mars Moving to the Second House in the Relocation Chart

When drawing up a relocation horoscope, new geographic data are entered, and the birth time is adjusted to Greenwich Mean Time. If everything is done correctly, the planets remain in their natal signs and degrees, but the house system itself shifts.

Mars is a highly sensitive point in the chart. Sometimes, it is better not to activate certain sectors through Mars so as not to provoke events not foreseen in the natal chart, yet the Second House actually benefits from active Mars energy. This house is responsible for energetic and financial resources, salary level in employment, and the state of the immune system. Here, there are nuances: Mars is, after all, a malefic planet—what is good for earning money is not always beneficial for health.

Most often, Mars moves into the Second House of the relocation chart from neighboring houses: the Twelfth, First, Third, or Fourth, though other variations are possible. The distance of the move also plays a role.

If the native’s natal Mars is in the Twelfth House, the adjustment can be especially challenging. This person is accustomed to suppressing aggression and playing the victim of circumstances, but now the native will either have to act actively, seizing every opportunity for side work, or their main occupation will be in Neptunian fields: art, esotericism, photography, theater, psychology, or medicine.

If there are negative aspects, interference from hidden enemies in the native’s affairs is inevitable.

The transition of Mars from the First House to the Second House in the relocation chart is quite logical and harmonious. The native is already used to relying on themselves, overcoming obstacles, and moving towards goals head-on. Now, all efforts will be directed toward achieving financial well-being, with the realization that the healthier and more energetic the native is, the more money can be attracted. This is why there is a strong urge to engage in sports in the style of the sign where Mars is placed.

If Mars moves from the Third House into the Second, financial success will come through useful connections, networking, work in media, social networks, or any information business. If from the Fourth—through real estate or psychology. However, if Mars is afflicted, there is potential danger: this may bring conflicts with the immediate environment or within the family home over financial issues. The native may either earn little and be criticized for it, or, on the contrary, demand more benefits for themselves, envying those who easily attract money.

Ways of Earning with Mars in the Second House of the Relocation Chart

If the person receives a small salary or is engaged in monotonous work, after Mars transitions to the local Second House, there will be a desire to quit everything. On a lower level of development, the native might do exactly that, being attracted to easy money and the opportunity to quickly take it from someone else. However, if the native is wiser, they will start thinking about launching their own business, where they will not be subordinate to anyone and can realize their own, rather than someone else’s, dreams.

This person needs a job where initiative is valued, where they can independently choose their problem-solving tactics, and act quickly and impulsively.

Exception: Mars as the ruler of the Sixth House. Here, there is a genetically ingrained program of service, especially in a masculine chart. The native may be a leader, but there will always be someone above whom they serve; otherwise, they lose the sense of security. This is also an indicator for work in medicine, the military, or sports.

Money comes to the native through a rather aggressive approach to earning. For this reason, it is ideal to start their own business, so that there is personal interest in sales, profit, and clients. Detached paper-shuffling or languishing in a quiet office will not work here. Therefore, the native will have to step out of their comfort zone and go where it feels scary—because that is where the treasures are buried.

Health with Mars in the Second House of the Relocation Chart

A harmonious Mars strengthens the immune system, and the native recovers even faster than before. There is a desire to engage in vigorous physical activity, the kind that really makes you sweat. This does not necessarily mean lifting weights at the gym. For example, if Mars is in Pisces, the person might dance to exhaustion; in Gemini, they might play tennis.

However, physical activity is also necessary for the conscious development of this malefic planet, especially if there are negative aspects. If there are more than three negative aspects, it is obviously better to choose a different relocation option, as injuries, burns, encounters with violence (such as robberies), as well as acute inflammatory conditions during Mars transits are possible.

Negative Influence of Mars in the Second House of the Relocation Chart

At a low level of development, the native may wish to take by force what they internally consider their own. This can manifest as a tendency towards violence, crime, the desire to trample over others on the way to their goal, and not just push aside, but destroy competitors. This placement is characteristic of criminals and racketeers.  ✓