Eros
The Planet Asteroid
Some of our erotic turn-ons can be explained by Eros. Eros was the god of sexual love and passion in Greek mythology. He was thought to be irresistible.
Cupid was the name given to Eros in Roman mythology. “Eros was typically represented in Greek art as a winged youngster, small but beautiful, with his eyes closed to symbolize love’s blindness.” He sometimes carried a flower, but he was more often seen with his silver bow and arrows, which he used to shoot desire darts into the bosoms of gods and mankind. (Encyclopedia Encarta)
Eros uses love and sex to subdue the psyche. Eros denotes sexual objectification, passion and desire, and creativity in astrology. Eros was the god of passionate and physical desire, and in an astrological chart, he reflects these qualities. The urge for something can hit you like a ton of bricks when you’re dealing with Eros. When it comes to pursuing its passions, Eros can be a little rash.
Note that Eros does not always symbolize sexual desire; it can also signify creative passion and joy. It can refer to areas in the chart where we put a lot of enthusiasm into things that inspire and energize us.
Nutrition, health foods, organization, sorting, and editing, for example, may delight someone with Eros in Virgo. The sign of Eros, on the other hand, describes how we tend to chase our desires rather than what thrills us. Eros in Aries, on the other hand, would follow its passion more directly and uniquely, though not for a long time, whereas Eros in Taurus would do so more consistently.
Because Eros was Cupid in Roman mythology, the glyph, or symbol, for Eros portrays a heart with an arrow through it.
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What is the address of my Eros?
AQUARIUS/ELEVENTH HOUSE EROS: Both in terms of romantic partners and sexuality, you’re unconventional and open-minded. Your motto is that you will most likely try anything once.
Where does Eros appear in my horoscope?
1. Visit astro.com.
2. Hover over the free horoscopes and select extended chart selection from the drop-down menu.
4. Fill out the form with your details.
6. Select the “Click here to view the chart” button.
7. Below your birth chart, you’ll see a table with a list of your placements. Within this table, your Eros will be displayed.
Consider the following scenario:
What is the nature of my Psyche and Eros?
If you were born on December 12, 1972, for example, look up 1972 in the Eros table. Eros was in Pisces from November 20 to December 31 of that year. Your Eros is unmistakably in the sign of Pisces. Eros may have changed signs from Aquarius to Pisces at any point on November 20, 1972 (or November 19, 1972, for that matter) if you were born on that date. You can be positive that your Eros was in Aquarius or Pisces, but these tables couldn’t tell you for sure which of the two signs is correct for you. You’ll need to click on the link above to get a more accurate reading on your sign.
What to do with this information?
Psyche is the goddess of the soul, while Eros is the god of sensual love. Knowing their postures by sign can help us understand how people express their sensual and romantic desires, as well as the type of sexual and romantic chemistry that develops between them.
1- Here’s where you may learn about your Eros sign and what it says about you (or your lover/potential lover): Our astrological interpretations of Eros, and/or…
2- You may compare your Eros sign to your partner’s Psyche sign, then compare your Psyche sign to your partner’s Eros sign to get a solid picture of how you and your partner interact romantically and sexually. To find out, use our Love Sign Compatibility Grid.
What does it mean to have a lot of spirit in astrology?
Now we’ll look at some of the other lots. We have found around two dozen lots from Egyptian sources as of this writing. This should put to rest any assumption that a large number of people are Arabic. The Panaretos, a book credited to Hermes Tresmegistes, contains the majority of them. He is, without a doubt, a mythical figure with no historical foundation, although anything credited to him prior to the Middle Ages can be securely assigned to Hellenistic Egyptian sources or earlier. The fabled Nechepso and Petosiris, a mythological pharaoh and his priest, were credited with the Lot of Fortune.
First, the planets were divided into many lots. As I previously stated, the Lot of Fortune was awarded to the Moon, while the Lot of Spirit was assigned to the Sun. The Spirit Lot is the second most significant of the lots. It has a fairly simple formula. It’s the same as the Lot of Fortune, but the Sun and Moon positions are inverted in the formula. As a result, the formula for the Lot of Spirit by day and the Lot of Fortune by night is the same, and vice versa. The formulas that follow should make this apparent.
People who were born at night and used the Lottery of Fortune, as calculated by most software and computer services, were actually playing the Lottery of Spirit! Unlike the very physical-plane focused Lot of Fortune, the Lot of Spirit has strong psychological and spiritual connotations. The Lot of Spirit is concerned with the nature of the will, with what you intend (as opposed to what occurs to you), and with career, but presumably more so with your career as a statement about who you are in the world. Like the Lot of Fortune, it has to deal with disease, but it appears that with the Lot of Spirit, we’re talking about the spiritual rather than the physical causes of illness. The Lot of Spirit, unlike the Lot of Fortune, does not appear to have been used as a first house marker very often. The following is what Paulus Alexandrinus has to say regarding the Lot of Spirit. “Spirit is master of the soul, temper, attention, and all power; and it sometimes cooperates in the determination of what one does.” At this point, that’s all we have to say about the Lot of Spirit.
The other planets have lots as well, the majority of which are made up of the Lots of Fortune and Spirit.
“Necessity entails restraints, submissions, struggles, and wars, as well as enmities, hatreds, condemnations, and all the other restraints that come with man’s birth.” Alexandrinus Paulus
“Eros represents cravings and irrational wants. It contributes to the development of friendship and mutual benefit.” Alexandrinus Paulus
“Courage becomes a contributing cause of bravado, betrayal, might, and all villainy.” Alexandrinus Paulus
“Victory contributes to trust, good expectation, competition, and every association; nevertheless, it can also contribute to penalties and rewards.” Alexandrinus Paulus
“Nemesis becomes a contributing cause of icy destiny and everything icy, of demonstration, impotence, exile, devastation, grief, and death quality.” Alexandrinus Paulus
We only know a few things regarding these lots because of Paulus’ remarks. None of them appear to have been utilized as yard signs.
The following group of lots is concerned with family matters:
Use this method if Saturn is within 17 degrees of the Sun, according to Greek sources.
Arabic texts employed a different formula when Saturn was within 17 degrees of the Sun.
I’m not sure what occurs if both Jupiter and Saturn are within 17 degrees of the Sun, but when Saturn is near to the Sun, I prefer the Arabic formula.
For Siblings at Night, not all sources flip the formula, and I tend to agree with those who don’t. I recommend starting with the day formula, which is utilized for both day and night charts. This may appear contradictory, yet there is a principle that underpins my position. In any event, only trial and error will tell.
It’s worth noting that this is the inverse of the Siblings’ Lot. Here, too, some sources do not reverse the formula at night, and I cautiously agree with those who do. Persons born during the day have no such issues, but those born at night will have to experiment. This property is suitable for both boys and girls.
What occurs on the island of Eros?
The Greek god Eros was the god of love. So it’s only fitting that Miller found something that resembled love on Eros Station before they both collided with Venus, resulting in a flaming asteroid oblivion that rescued the solar system. Miller and Julie Mao are no longer alive, but we did hear the answer to the huge unanswered issue from The Expanse’s dramatic episode last week.
Miller’s scheme failed because Julie Mao’s protomolecule-infected body became the seed crystal for Eros Station’s collective consciousness. It grew sentient and furiously retreated from the Nauvoo’s impact. Sentience is not merely a reactionary impulse. Eros as a whole echoed Julie’s mind in his desire to return to Earth. She says, “I dreamed that I was heading home.” Her dreams, however, were so vivid that they propelled Eros into a collision course that would have marked certain catastrophe for Earth if the show’s various protagonists hadn’t banded together to save it.
Despite the altruistic deeds of Fred Johnson, Holden and the Roci crew* consenting to manually pilot nuclear missiles into Eros, and Mars proclaiming the UN maneuvers not an act of aggression, it was Miller, as the man on the ground, who gave the episode its heart.
What does Eros resemble?
Eros was the god of sexual love in Greek mythology. In Latin, he is known as Amor (love) or Cupid (love) (desire). Aprhodite, the goddess of love and fertility, had Eros as an attendant and, according to others, a son. By shooting an arrow into their hearts, he helped them fall in love. Eros himself was smitten by the stunningly beautiful Psyche, the king’s daughter. Eros is frequently depicted in art as a winged, chubby boy wielding a bow and arrow. A ‘putto’ is another name for such a figure. Putti are usually represented in groups, although they are not always romantically engaged.
A blindfolded Eros is often associated with lust. Alternatively, when he sleeps, it suggests that he is suppressing his desire. Eros and his opponent, Anteros, requited love, could be represented by two putti fighting each other. Eros holding a flame downward is a death symbol.
Is it true that Eros is a Cupid?
Cupid is usually associated with a cherubic infant brandishing a bow and arrow, although this was not always the case. Long before the Romans adopted and renamed him, and long before his relationship with Valentine’s Day, Eros, the gorgeous god of love, was known to the Greeks.
In astrology, who is Lilith?
In astrology, what is the Black Moon Lilith? The black moon, also known as the Black Moon Lilith, is the point on the moon’s orbit where it is the furthest away from Earth. Lilith, unlike the planets and asteroids in your birth chart, isn’t a physical entity, according to the AstroTwins.
What happened to Lilith?
Simply put, Lilith (or Lilith) is a fictional character “In your astrological chart, the dark moon) is a powerful and provocative point. Our Lilith-Black Moon Calculator might help you find yours.
Lilith isn’t an asteroid or even a piece of genuine stuff! She is the point on the moon’s orbital path where it is the FARTHEST from the Earth. (It’s the polar opposite of a Supermoon.) Because the moon circles in an ellipse rather than a perfect circle, this happens.
The majority of Lilith legends are based on Hebrew mythology. She was picked to be Adam’s first wife because she was sexually liberated and confident, but she refused to retreat into a submissive role…and, well, THAT marriage didn’t happen. Lilith was no fool; she had a bite and an edge to her! Others thought she was the daughter of Hecate, the goddess of witchcraft, and she is still linked to magic in modern witchcraft.
Lilith is also known as the “Lilith of the Stars” by astrologers “Because she represents the part of you that becomes enraged when your boundaries are breached, she is known as the shadow moon. (You can also refer to her as your inner B.I.T.C.H., which stands for “Being In Total Control Of Herself.”)
Ways to work with Lilith
- Participate in lively and provocative debates.
- Create work that is both evocative and disruptive.
- Kundalini energy should be released.
- Fight fight against restrictive gender and sexuality rules.
- Work through karmic lessons with others, especially when it comes to love.
- Make use of your fantasies.
