The Three Faces of Venus: Inanna, Ishtar, and Aphrodite, with Darby Costello
Planets, Signs, Houses
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19-Nov-2010
Venus has been the goddess and the planet of love for thousands of years in our Western world. She has been imagined and related to in different ways in different times and places in our history. How do we as astrologers today define and describe Venus to ourselves and others, and does our understanding help us to practise and to teach the work of love?
From 2010.
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