Venus will have her say on Valentine’s Day

February 12, 7:31 AMAstrology ExaminerMaria Barron

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True love may be able to overcome nearly any obstacle, but when it comes to romance, a little natural compatibility can go a long way. The position of Venus in your natal chart speaks to your basic ways of expressing and receiving love. Your natal Venus might serve to emphasize the characteristics of your sun sign, or it might point out a very different dimension to your personality.

Follow the links in these special Valentine’s Day pages and you’ll find out for sure.

Venus orbits closer to the sun than the Earth does, so it never strays too far from the sun in our view of the sky. That is why we see Venus as the morning star or evening star, rising before the sun or setting after the sun. In your astrological birth chart – the snapshot of the sky at the moment of your birth – Venus will either be in the same sign as your natal sun or in one of the four signs closest to your sun in the wheel of the sky.

If you don’t know where Venus was when you or your loved ones were born, you can find out here. Begin by clicking the link below for the time span in which you were born. On the page that opens for your age group, find your year and date of birth. Click the corresponding link to discover your natal Venus and what it means for you.

Find your Venus:

Find your Venus sign: born 1976-1999

Find your Venus sign: born 1950-1975

Find your Venus sign: born 1926-1949

Find your Venus sign: born 1900-1925

If you already have an accurate natal chart and know your Venus sign, you can go directly to the interpretation by clicking a link in the table below.