Sun sextile Venus
The Sun sextile Venus cannot form: Venus never strays more than about 47° from the Sun, short of the sixty degrees a sextile needs.
Meaning
Venus is the morning or evening star, bright beside a Sun it never leaves for long. The nearest friendly link it can make is the semisextile, thirty degrees, which the reading below describes.
How identity meets affection: charm, warmth and taste, and how much relationships and beauty matter to your sense of self.
Venus is never more than about 47° from the Sun, so a trine or sextile between them cannot occur, though the semisextile can. With it, you tend to learn gradually from relationships and aesthetics — a friendship or an art form that quietly shapes who you become.
Correspondences
Related
- SunThe great light of the day, read as identity, vitality and the purpose a life gathers around.
- VenusThe planet of love, pleasure, beauty and what someone values, the lesser benefic of tradition.
- SextileTwo bodies 60° apart, a sixth of the circle, in signs whose elements suit each other: an opening that rewards initiative.
- Sun conjunct VenusThe Sun conjunct Venus, a frequent contact: identity warmed by affection and taste, with relationships close to the heart of the self.
- Sun square VenusThe Sun square Venus is impossible: Venus stays within about 47° of the Sun, so the closest tension it can form is the semisquare.