Find Your Venus Star Point® — Two Quick Ways

In this short video, I show you how you can quickly find your Venus Star Point.

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1. Looking up your Venus Star Point (VSP) from a 𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲**

Go to https://sophiavenus.com/pdf/FindYourVenusStarPoint.pdf. A PDF with all VSPs from 1870 to 2039 will open. Search the date before your day of birth. Look up the sign and zodiacal degree behind this date. This is your Venus Star Point.

Example: Someone born on September 23rd, 1974, has their VSP at 03°Aq30' (created on January 23rd in 1974). The letter 'R' behind the VSP in the table stands for 'Retrograde,' meaning this VSP gave birth to Venus as a Morning Star. The person in this example is an Aquarius Morning Star VSP.

**This table is provided by Arielle Guttman, founder and director of Sophia Venus and author of Venus Star Rising: A New Cosmology for the 21 Century. You can find your VSP also by looking it up in the tables in this book.

2. Looking up your VSP from 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗲𝘁𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 free astrology software

After creating your birth chart, go to Horoscope → Extra → Venus Star Point. A new window displaying your birth chart with the five-pointed Venus Star in the center will open. The point marked with the letter 'c' (referred to as head in the list in the upper right corner) is your VSP. Download Planetdance for free here: https://www.jcremers.com/.

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‼️Exception‼️ If you are born one week up to ten days before a new VSP, you will experience influences of both VSPs — the one before and after your birth. The one after your birth is likely to be stronger. In Planetdance, check the box 'After birth' in this case.
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Follow me on Instagram @venus_star_astrologer and learn what your Venus Star Point means and how it helps you find joy in life.

Sindy 🕊️
https://livingincycles.blog

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