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Venus in the Tenth House of the Relocation Chart

History offers many examples of how, after moving to a certain city, a person became a star or the head of a corporation, even though back in their homeland, their chances of success were slim. Meanwhile, someone else, under similar circumstances, could experience a downfall and find it impossible to reach their dreams. In part, this depends on which Houses the planets responsible for success, luck, public favor, and wealth move into.



Venus—the planet of minor fortune—governs life’s pleasures and love for one’s craft. This symbolism aligns with the Tenth House and the Midheaven (MC). However, the native’s value system can undergo significant transformation here, as this is the realm of Capricorn, where the planet of love and beauty often finds it challenging to adapt.

Features of Venus Entering the Tenth House in the Relocation Chart

It is important to remember that in a relocation chart, the degrees and signs of the planets remain unchanged, but the house cusps shift. Therefore, both the natal and relocation charts need to be analyzed. If Venus moves into the Tenth House from the Eleventh or Twelfth, in a kind of reverse motion, the person may feel a surge of energy and vitality, even appearing more youthful. The native is inspired to fulfill youthful dreams or complete what was left unfinished years ago.

A transition from the Eighth or Ninth House is more straightforward. The person steadily moves towards the fruits of their labor and toward standing on the winner’s podium—this can truly become a period when the native wears the victor’s laurel wreath for a long time.

However, in order to predict how events will unfold, it is essential to consider the goals and objectives inherent in the natal chart. The sector where Venus was originally located remains important after the move, but creative and personal fulfillment now proceed through the new house.

For example, the shift from the Eleventh to the Tenth House encourages the person to seek influential friends, but rather than dissolving into a community of like-minded people, the native now becomes their leader and role model—fulfilling their deepest aspirations. In contrast, when Venus moves from the Twelfth House, the native is similarly driven to realize secret ambitions, but may initially feel uncomfortable being in the spotlight and might not be ready to take on a distinguished status.

It is akin to suddenly thrusting a shy poet onto center stage and handing them a microphone. The native may not be psychologically prepared for the responsibility, as Venus in the Twelfth House is accustomed to dreaming and living in castles in the air. However, understanding these nuances in advance allows for thorough preparation for the coming changes.

By contrast, someone with natal Venus in the Eighth House is used to crises and constant transformation of their views and circumstances. This person quickly adapts to changes—and may even provoke them. Likewise, those with Venus in the natal Ninth House often believe that no one but themselves deserves a certain status or position.

Challenging aspects can create many obstacles when pursuing goals, and above all, bring competitors—through this struggle, the native forges their own set of rules for victory.

Venus in the Tenth House of the Relocation Chart and Career

This placement brings luck to those involved in art, beauty, or women’s health—whether physical or psychological. However, this does not mean that Venus has no influence on a person who is not a psychologist, gynecologist, or artist. In a broader sense, Venus in the Tenth House signifies enjoyment and satisfaction in one’s public status, professional activity, and self-image in this role.

The native may experience the following developments:

  • a new phase in their career, bringing joy, higher self-esteem, and financial rewards;
  • starting a vocation that resonates with the heart, leaving a previous job behind—especially if Uranus is in the Eleventh House;
  • an increase in income;
  • falling in love at work, or forming a friendship with a female boss, along with excellent relationships with colleagues.

However, it should be remembered that tense aspects play a role in shaping these events. If there are squares, one should expect issues and obstacles from female colleagues or superiors, and any beloved work may have to be fought for tenaciously.

Venus in the Tenth House of the Relocation Chart: Mother and Mother-in-law

The Tenth House also relates to relationships with significant women in the family. Here, the planet of love and happiness is a positive sign, indicating the potential for improvement in these relationships. If there were previous problems, misunderstandings, or conflicts due to differing views, now there is a chance to reach agreement and accept each other’s perspectives.

Men may also experience improved relations with a mother-in-law. On the other hand, tense aspects between Venus and the cusp of the Tenth House can bring complications and intensify previous issues.

The Negative Influence of Venus in the Tenth House of the Relocation Chart

At a low level of consciousness, the native is interested solely in personal gain. A man may seduce a female boss or higher-ranking colleague, or flatter women at work insincerely, simply to gain an advantage.

A woman with Venus in the Tenth House of the relocation chart may act similarly towards a male manager, while subjecting other female employees to gossip or overt displays of dominance.

There is a desire for superiority and the urge to outshine others with external glamour, which obviously does not contribute to a warm atmosphere.

At home, such a person can become an energy vampire, irritating others with tantrums and complaints if they fail to achieve career fulfillment.  ✓


 

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