January 31, 1950 Astrology calendar

Sun (Aquarius) Conjunction Venus (Aquarius)

This conjunction donates us a strong sense of love, pleasure in luxury and beauty, popularity with the opposite sex. Today we are feeling fit and friendly and have a warm, positive charisma, especially for the opposite sex. Interest in art and culture can emerge. But be careful: You tend to indulge in luxury senselessly.

Moon (Cancer) Square Mars (Libra)

This Square could easily make us excited, argumentative, and hasty. Disagreement with the opposite sex threatens. We could waste money, repress our emotions, and feel moody and passionate.

Mercury (Capricorn) Trine Saturn (Virgo)

The trine between Mercury and Saturn makes us busy, ambitious, logical, conscientious, and geared to concentration. We consider our actions carefully and execute our plans correctly. We suppress every kind of superficiality. We are methodical and diligent.

Duration: one day

Moon (Cancer) Square Neptune (Libra)

This constellation can cause a dreamy disposition, a passive attitude, a tendency to self-deception, imbalance, hypersensitivity, a weakened instinctual life, and nervous disorders. We could also get lost in wishful thinking.

Moon (Cancer) extile Saturn (Virgo)

This extile increases our sense of responsibility and our organizational talent. We pursue goals with care and deliberation.

Moon (Cancer) Opposition Mercury (Capricorn)

Good spiritual gifts are available during this time, but you could misuse them. Our thinking is mutable, so it is also possible that we may not be so exact about the truth. We could be volatile, act superficially, or act too hastily.

Venus (Aquarius) Trine Mars (Libra)

From this point of view, we are sensual and passionate, loving, and frank. We have a great love for art, especially for dance, and may also have an extraordinary ability to perform. We are popular with the opposite sex, we are attractive, but we expect more from a relationship than just physical contact. However, we could be very light-headed with money. Children enjoy our company; we are also very helpful. However, we are very responsive to all kinds of amusements.