Venus in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart

By casting a relocation chart with new geographic coordinates, one can see just how profoundly the worldview and especially the eventful storyline of life may change. Planets end up in different Houses, which means the person will act, feel, and make decisions differently than before.

Venus is a symbol of good fortune in love, finances, and women’s health, but it also governs one’s zest for life, self-esteem, confidence, and how others treat the native—a direct reflection of the person’s inner state. When Venus moves into the Sixth House, it fosters a love for work: the native finds pleasure even in small, routine tasks, is lucky with good doctors, and enjoys the company of friendly pets. However, it’s important to understand that the degree of luck depends on the aspects and sign of Venus: a position in detriment will not provide the same ease as Venus in domicile.

Features of Venus Moving into the Sixth House in the Relocation Chart

In the relocation chart, only the House cusps shift—the planets remain in the same degrees and signs. Thus, their functions manifest in new life scenarios, but the original right to success granted at birth is not lost. Both Houses will be active, but very often the native begins to fulfill natal tasks through the new House in relocation.

Most often, Venus moves into the Sixth House of the relocation chart from neighboring Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, or Eighth Houses. Other transitions are also possible, so it’s important to synthesize the data from both natal and relocation charts.

The movement of the planet of love from the Fourth to the Sixth House symbolizes the native’s desire to leave a cozy nest and enter the workforce. This is especially fortunate for those involved in real estate, since Venus’ meaning is perfectly expressed here, but luck also comes to interior designers, architects, furniture sellers, and those dealing in home goods.

A native with Venus in the Fifth House in the natal chart may be surprised by how much more industrious, serious, and responsible they become. It’s possible that a romance with a colleague or boss could be the catalyst, but the work itself will also start to bring enjoyment.

This placement favors working in casinos, restaurants, entertainment and shopping centers, on stage or behind the scenes, as well as in massage or wellness salons.

A transition from the Seventh natal House to the Sixth brings luck in consulting professions. Working with people and helping them solve their issues will give the native a sense of value and purpose.

Movement from the Eighth to the Sixth House promises success in managing large financial flows—dealing with “other people’s money”—as well as income from astrology or any esoteric field.

It’s important to understand that any challenging aspects will bring difficulties to all the areas described above.

Venus in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart and Work

This position promises the native a beautiful and comfortable work environment. The person feels at ease in their workplace, and even clients tend to be well-mannered and attractive.

However, if Venus is in an Earth sign, cooperation will be mutually beneficial, but one should not expect special favors from colleagues or clients—unlike Venus in Water or Air signs.

With Fire signs, it’s more complicated: Venus in Leo or Sagittarius attracts powerful patrons, and the native is favored by superiors, but subordinates or colleagues may become envious. Venus in Aries often strives so much for leadership that it can create unnecessary adversaries—either secret detractors or open rivals. Most likely, the native has noticed a lack of balance and moderation in the affairs of the corresponding natal House as well.

In general, Fire signs have the hardest time adapting to service in the Sixth House—they are used to sitting on the throne, but here they must step down and roll up their sleeves. If the native understands this and lets go of arrogance, everything will work out.

Venus in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart and Health

Theoretically, this placement brings an increase in personal energy, new hobbies, a shift to a healthier lifestyle, and good fortune in all medical procedures. The native intuitively chooses doctors who genuinely want to help. For any problems, it is beneficial to visit a massage or spa salon to relieve tension.

However, it’s very important to understand that challenging aspects—especially those linking Venus with malefic planets like Mars, Saturn, or Pluto—can, on the contrary, lead to unexpected and unpleasant outcomes in cosmetology and treatment. One should choose doctors carefully and avoid any procedures during stressful transits in personal forecasting. Squares and oppositions with Pluto and Mars, or between the rulers of the Sixth and Eighth Houses, are especially dangerous; in such cases, it is best to avoid plastic surgery altogether.

Negative Influence of Venus in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart

At a lower level of development, the person becomes a workaholic and a health fanatic, but does so out of fear of losing their job or health. There is an underlying anxiety—a sense that something is wrong with them. Any disapproving look from a supervisor wounds their self-esteem, and the native dreads getting fired.

An office romance, if there are challenging aspects, can become an Achilles heel, leading to gossip or damage to reputation, which, once again, undermines self-esteem. Instead of enjoying work, the person expends precious energy worrying about potential problems that may never happen.

As compensation, it’s important to always come to work well-dressed, refine one’s communication skills, and consider adopting a luxurious pedigree cat—or, even better, rescue one from a shelter, which is doubly meaningful according to the symbolism of the Sixth House.  ✓