I heard about, if we want to attract things that actually serves you in our life then we should be in alignment with our venus or embody it. Is that true?
This is a really good question and I hear it a lot in astrology circles. The short answer is - yes, it is generally true, but it is way more complicated than just "be your Venus."
Why Venus Matters for Attraction
Venus is the planet of what we value, what we find beautiful, and what we attract to us. When you are aligned with your Venus energy, you naturally draw in people, experiences, and resources that match your values. It is like tuning a radio - when you are on the right frequency, you pick up the right stations.
For example, if you have Venus in Taurus, you attract abundance when you are grounded, sensual, and patient. If you have Venus in Gemini, you attract interesting connections when you are curious, communicative, and mentally engaged. Your Venus knows what feels good to you, and when you honor that, "the universe responds".
Venus is not always nice. If your Venus has hard aspects - squares or oppositions from Saturn, Pluto, Mars, or even challenging conjunctions - then embodying your Venus might mean embodying your wounds too.
A Venus square Saturn person might attract restriction, loneliness, or relationships that feel like duty rather than pleasure. A Venus opposite Pluto person might attract intensity, obsession, or power struggles in love. In these cases, just "being your Venus" could mean repeating painful patterns without awareness.
Also, Venus is not the whole story. Your chart ruler - the planet that rules your rising sign - is arguably more important for your overall alignment because it governs your identity and how you move through the world. Your Jupiter shows where and how you expand and find luck. Your North Node points to your soul's growth direction. Your Sun is your core vitality.
Sometimes embodying your chart ruler or your North Node will do more for you than focusing on Venus alone. A Scorpio Rising with Mars in the 10th house might need to embody that ambitious, driven Mars energy more than their Venus to attract what serves them.
I can speak to this from my own chart. I have Leo Venus in the 12th house, which means I secretly crave praise and adoration, but I hide it even from myself sometimes. However, I also have a 10th house stellium in Gemini with Saturn, Mercury, North Node, and my Cancer Sun all packed in there. That Saturn energy holds me back constantly. It tells me I need to be serious, accomplished, and responsible before I deserve any attention.
On top of that, I have Sun opposite Chiron, Pluto square Moon, and that 10th house stellium square my Moon - all of which point to lack of self-esteem and emotional intensity that is not exactly great for a Leo Venus that just wants to shine and be loved. I had to embody that 10th house stellium first - build my career, develop my skills, create structure - before I felt aligned enough to let my Venus do its work. I had to work through those wounds around worthiness before I could receive what my Venus was trying to attract.
So for me, Venus was not the starting point. It was more like the reward at the end of the journey - something I could fully step into only after I handled the harder placements that were blocking it.
What I Actually Recommend
Do not just pick one planet and call it a day. Look at your whole chart. Your Venus is important for relationships and values, yes. But your chart ruler is important for your identity. Your Jupiter is important for expansion. Your North Node is important for your life path. Your Sun is important for your confidence.
The best approach is to embody your whole chart as fully as possible. Know where your strengths are. Know where your challenges are. Work with the easy aspects to build confidence, and work consciously with the hard aspects so they do not run your life on autopilot.
If your Venus is well-aspected and placed in a comfortable house, then yes - lean into it hard. It will bring you good things. If your Venus is challenged, then embody it with awareness. Know that your attraction patterns might need adjustment, and use other planets to balance it out.
I think the "embody your Venus" advice became popular because it sounds easy and appealing. Who does not want to just be more attractive and magnetic? But astrology is never one-size-fits-all. Some people need to embody their Saturn first - build discipline, create structure. Some people need their Uranus - break free, innovate, shock themselves awake.
What serves you depends on your specific chart, your current life stage, and what you are actually trying to attract. A person with Venus in the 12th house might need solitude and spiritual connection more than social charm. A person with Venus conjunct the South Node might need to let go of old relationship patterns before they can attract something new.
So yes, work with your Venus. But do not stop there. Know your whole chart. Embody your whole self. That is where the real magic happens.
If you want to go deeper, you can share your Venus sign, house, and aspects. I can give you more specific advice on how to work with your particular setup.
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