All About the Sun Sign Taurus! Houses and Life Paths
Taurus, the second sign of the zodiac, is symbolized by the Bull and ruled by Mercury (Venus in the Old Rulership). As an earth sign, Taurus is known for its grounded, practical, and reliable nature. Taurus individuals are often characterized by their strong will, determination, and a love for the finer things in life. They value stability, security, and enjoy the pleasures of the senses.
General Traits of Taurus
- Element: Earth
- Ruling Planet: Mercury (Venus in the Old Rulership)
- Symbol: The Bull
- Gender: Feminine
- House: 2nd (Posessions, Physical Body)
- Chakra/Body Part: Throat/Voice
- Modality: Fixed
- Strengths: Reliable, patient, practical, devoted, responsible, stable
- Weaknesses: Stubborn, possessive, uncompromising, materialistic
Taurus ruled by Mercury
The following excerpt is taken from this more detailed post:Mercury is the gears of life that turn and move us forward in our physical reality, inch by inch, and we see how things are effected when Mercury is in Retrograde. It is cited that:
"By using 48 countries' stock market indices, we find that stock market returns are 3.33% lower annually during Mercury Retrograde periods than in other periods."
This is small but significant and something we can count on every Mercury retrograde. This fall in revenue when Mercury is in retrograde shows that "our thoughts are things", it calls us to take heed to the material reality that our mind is effecting reality whether we consciously are aware of it or not.
Mercury, and Taurean nature deals with the fundamentals of physics, which includes metaphysics, and our ability to shift the material world with our minds through manifestation and law of attraction.
Looking at the glyph of Mercury, to me, it looks like a cross between Venus and Taurus. Mercury is the bridge that connects Taurus to Venus, by reconciling with the physical world, we are able to experience the Venusian influence and have love or value in our life.
When we allow Taurus to rule Mercury, it brings our attention to these principles, and allows us a better understanding of the power of the subtle energies around us and within our own minds and efforts."
Unevolved Taurus Traits:
When an Taurus is unevolved, they often struggle with stubbornness, which can damage relationships and prevent opportunities. A stubborn Taurus might have trouble apologizing when they are wrong, or did something wrong or hurtful, they might have trouble changing direction or sudden changes, and can lack flexible thinking. This makes them reliable, but Taurus must realize that only certain values and virtues are worthwhile to stand their ground on. They must ask themselves, is this preventing better opportunities from entering my life? Am I embracing the magic of transformation and change?
Their materialistic nature can also get them into trouble financially, spending money on immediate wants, rather than long term needs. When Taurus is unevolved, they lean into their carnal nature, and struggle with self discipline, balance, and in the wrong environment, such as the United States, we see many overweight and unhealthy Tauruses that struggle with binge eating disorders and obesity.
Evolved Taurus Traits:
An evolved Taurus has made room for the inevitable change required of us throughout our lives. This involves a confrontation with the difficult aspects to Taurus, which would be Scorpio opposition (180 Degrees), and the square (90 degrees) to Leo, and Aquarius. An evolved Taurus embraces the understanding that comes from transformation through painful experiences with others. Taurus evolves when they learn to defend themselves, and hold others and themselves accountable for their values and virtues that should be permanent and everlasting.
Taurus Sun Sign Through the 12 Houses
1st House: Self and Appearance
2nd House: Finances and Values
3rd House: Communication and Siblings
4th House: Home and Family
5th House: Creativity and Pleasure
6th House: Work and Health
7th House: Partnerships and Marriage
8th House: Transformation and Shared Resources
9th House: Philosophy and Travel
10th House: Career and Public Life
11th House: Friendships and Goals
12th House: Subconscious and Solitude
Life Paths for Taurus
In numerology, life path numbers reveal insights about an individual's personality, destiny, and the journey they are meant to take in this lifetime. Combining the sun sign Taurus with different Life Path numbers can reveal how the grounded, practical energy of Taurus interacts with various numerological influences.
To find your life path number, simply add up all the numbers in your birthday and reduce them down until you get a single number. For example let's take the birthday 12/29/1988.
- The month of December would be 1+2 =3
- The day of the 29th would be 2+9= 11 (We then add 1+1=2)
- The year would be 1+9+8+8= 26 (We then add 2+6= 8)
- Then we add all the single digits: 3+2+8= 13
- Then add those single digits again until we get a single digit 1+3=4
- The life path for 12/29/1988 is 4.
Life Path 1: The Leader
- Traits: Independence, ambition, leadership
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 1 individuals are determined leaders who blend their ambition with a strong sense of practicality. They pursue their goals with patience and persistence, often achieving success through steady, reliable efforts. Their grounded nature helps them to stay focused and not rush into decisions.
Life Path 2: The Diplomat
- Traits: Sensitivity, cooperation, balance
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 2 individuals seek harmony and stability in their relationships. Their natural patience and reliability make them excellent mediators. They are often seen as the peacemakers in their social circles, using their practical approach to resolve conflicts and build strong partnerships.
- Traits: Creativity, expression, joy
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 3 individuals are creative and enjoy expressing themselves through art, music, and other forms of beauty. Their love for aesthetics is amplified, and they often have a talent for creating tangible works of art. They bring a practical approach to their creative endeavors, ensuring that their ideas are grounded in reality.
Life Path 4: The Builder
- Traits: Practicality, organization, hard work
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 4 individuals are the epitome of stability and reliability. They are hard workers who value structure and order. Their methodical approach ensures that they build solid foundations in their careers and personal lives. They are often seen as dependable and trustworthy, making them pillars in their communities.
Life Path 5: The Adventurer
- Traits: Freedom, adaptability, curiosity
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 5 individuals balance their love for freedom with a need for security. While they enjoy new experiences and adventures, they also crave stability. They are likely to seek out adventures that offer some level of comfort and safety, and their practical nature helps them navigate changes with ease.
Life Path 6: The Nurturer
- Traits: Responsibility, care, service
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 6 individuals are nurturing and devoted to their loved ones. They value family and home life, creating environments that are both beautiful and secure. Their reliable nature makes them excellent caregivers, and they often take on roles that allow them to support and care for others.
Life Path 7: The Seeker
- Traits: Introspection, spirituality, knowledge
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 7 individuals seek wisdom through practical experiences. They have a deep connection to nature and often find spiritual fulfillment in the natural world. Their introspective nature is balanced by a grounded approach to seeking knowledge and understanding life's mysteries.
Life Path 8: The Powerhouse
- Traits: Authority, ambition, material success
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 8 individuals are driven to achieve material success and power. Their ambition is tempered by a practical approach to their goals. They are adept at managing resources and often find themselves in positions of authority where they can utilize their organizational skills and reliability.
Life Path 9: The Humanitarian
- Traits: Compassion, global awareness, philanthropy
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 9 individuals bring a practical approach to their humanitarian efforts. They are compassionate and driven to make a difference, often focusing on tangible ways to help others. Their grounded nature ensures that their philanthropic endeavors are sustainable and impactful.
Life Path 11: The Inspirer (Master Number)
- Traits: Intuition, inspiration, enlightenment
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 11 individuals combine their intuitive abilities with a practical approach to inspire and enlighten others. They have a unique ability to ground their visionary ideas into reality, making them effective leaders and motivators who can bring about positive change.
Life Path 22: The Master Builder (Master Number)
- Traits: Vision, practicality, world transformation
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 22 individuals are master builders who use their practical skills to turn grand visions into reality. Their grounded nature and determination enable them to undertake large projects and see them through to completion. They are often involved in work that has a lasting impact on the world.
Life Path 33: The Master Teacher (Master Number)
- Traits: Compassion, healing, teaching
- Taurus Influence: Taurus Life Path 33 individuals are compassionate teachers who use their practical wisdom to guide and heal others. They create nurturing environments where people can learn and grow. Their reliability and dedication make them effective mentors and healers.
Conclusion
Taurus, with its grounded and stable energy, brings a sense of reliability and practicality to the zodiac. Whether it’s in the realm of finances, relationships, or personal growth, Taurus individuals value stability and security. Understanding how the Taurus Sun influences the different houses can provide deeper insights into how this sign's energy manifests in various aspects of life.
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