The second house is money, possessions, and values. Jupiter there produces abundance and the assumption of abundance. Income tends to arrive from more than one direction, often unexpectedly, and frequently through other people's confidence in the native. Such people are trusted with money early. They buy generously, host generously, and are the ones who pick up the bill without a calculation, which is charming and, over a lifetime, expensive.
There is real commercial instinct here, of the expansive kind — the native sees where a business could grow rather than where it might be trimmed, and is usually right about the direction if optimistic about the timescale. Property, publishing, foreign trade, and education all serve well as sources of income. Value is judged generously: this native pays people properly and dislikes bargaining, considering it undignified for the sake of a small sum.
The cost is the absent floor. Because the native has always assumed that more will come, reserves are not kept, debts are entered lightly, and a lean season finds them entirely unequipped for it. Possessions accumulate beyond any use — three of things, larger than needed, bought in a confident week. And self-worth inflated by prosperity leaves the native disproportionately shaken when the accounts finally deliver an argument.
What It Gives
- ◆Money arrives from several directions
- ◆Genuine commercial vision
- ◆Unstinting generosity with resources
- ◆Trusted with other people's funds
What It Costs
- ◆No reserve kept back
- ◆Debt entered too lightly
- ◆Possessions beyond any use
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