Jupiter in Aries

22 March 1976, 12:00, New Orleans, LA, USA

A reading speaks to the person it was written for, so this one talks to Reese as “you”.

Jupiter is a more remote planet which travels pretty slowly, because it stays in one sign for approximately one year. But because of its size, it is classified as a personal planet, since it has a strong influence in the personal horoscope of every individual.

In astrology, Jupiter represents friendships, honor, wisdom, cosmopolitan views, travels. The position of Jupiter tells us your ethical, philosophical and religious values and beliefs. Jupiter is connected to growth, progress and happiness.

Jupiter in Aries

You are a generous, good-natured, honest person of open spirit and broad views. You have good leadership skills, are optimistic and are a cosmopolitan, interested in everything that surrounds you. People respect you and you often have influential friends. You are a persistent, fierce and athletic person.

Jupiter in 10th house

You are an open and cheerful person, who radiates a lot of positive energy. Status, honor and reputation are important to you and you usually acquire a high position. You are often noticed in the public life, you have a big talent for rhetoric and writing, a very persuasive nature and respected character. You are most certainly successful in your career, but it is possible that you start doing what you want relatively late in life.

Jupiter square Saturn

You have a strong desire for validation, recognition and success and you are often very ambitious and also enterprising, you often set goals that are too high and demand too much from yourself and others. That is why you can be disappointed and unfulfilled and you feel that you can't get approval and validation and that you have to make too many sacrifices to reach success (although you are able to do it).

Your own chart, read the same way

Every planet, every house and every aspect of your birth chart, chapter by chapter. Marsa wrote every word. Your chart decides which of them you get.

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