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The asteroid Juno, which rules marriage and long-term relationships, moves into the stable, grounded sign of Taurus from March 11th-April 30th. Juno’s transit gives us an idea of what we want in a long-term relationship and the qualities that are most appealing to us in our partners. These transits call us to consider whether we are getting the type of long-term commitment/partnership that we desire with the person we are with. For those who are single, the Juno transit offers an opportunity to reflect on what is needed to enter and maintain a long-term relationship or marriage. Juno in Taurus is all about putting down strong foundations once and for all, especially after enjoying all the hot and heavy energy associated with Juno in Aries.
Juno in Taurus: A Grounded Marriage
During the Juno in Taurus transit, we get the opportunity to consider whether our long-term committed relationships and marriages are built on solid, secure foundations. This particular Juno placement is all about building for the long haul, so under this energy, we are considering whether we are in partnerships with people whom we can build with. This is not the energy of having a good time just for the sake of it. The desire to have a partnership where both individuals are willing to put in steady work for a successful marriage is desired. It is important during this transit to consider whether serious partners are able and willing to commit to the long work of building a grounded marriage or partnership.
Wanting To Settle Down
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Juno in Taurus is an excellent time to settle down once and for all. Taurus is all about stability and security, and when solidifying relationships for the long haul, we are more likely to be comfortable with individuals who are on the same page when it comes to commitments. In general, Taurus doesn’t do well with unpredictable, fly-by-night sexual and romantic relationships. It truly goes against Taurus’ foundational preferences. So, under this transit, it’s best to seek out partners that have the potential for long-term growth and commitment. For those who are already in a relationship, this is an excellent time to lay down foundations with a significant other. Choosing to establish foundations via purchasing a home or combining finances etc. are some practical ways in which partners can begin to establish security together.
Seeking Marriage With Finances
Another aspect of Juno in Taurus is the desire to have a partner that is stable and secure financially. This energy can go a variety of ways. We could have a preference for committed partners who work alongside us to build and amass financial security and resources over time. The partners work in unison to build wealth as a unit.
Then, there are others who are seeking partners who are already established on their own so that they can benefit from their assets. Juno in Taurus does present the possibility of choosing a long-term partner based on what they can provide materially over other important aspects such as emotional, mental, sexual, and spiritual compatibility.
If this is a route that some are choosing, it’s important to consider how relying on another for financial support and resources within a marriage will bring benefits personally and mutually. It is also important to consider how finances will be managed so all parties within the partnership feel secure.
Owning Your Spouse
Possessiveness will be prominent under the energy of Juno in Taurus. Taurus energy is quite attached to anything that they had built up over the long term. This is because once Taurus has established a foundation they are quite attached to everything that they have acquired through their slow, steady journey towards stability. This includes the building and establishment of long-term partnerships and marriages. Under this energy, it is possible to believe that our partners belong to us as if they are physical possession such as a handbag or car. This type of thinking and behavior can be toxic…especially if it limits the growth and happiness of the spouse and/or committed partner.
The Juno in Taurus transit teaches us a valuable lesson about learning how to be in a long-term committed relationship and/or marriage without fearing that our personal security will be threatened if our partners have their own lives. If a relationship is built on solid ground, there is nothing to fear, and we don’t have to treat our partners/spouses like possessions.
Getting In Ruts
While the Juno in Taurus transit offers the opportunity to finally settle down and take a relationship to the next level with the intention to establish a firm foundation, this same grounding energy can also cause stagnation. Represented by the bull, Taurus energy is known for digging in its heels and standing its ground. While this may provide stability, this firmness can also prevent opportunities for growth in long-term relationships and marriage.
While we may enjoy the familiarity of sameness and comfort, it’s still important to mix things up a bit to keep the interest and momentum going in committed partnerships. Getting comfortable and doing the same thing ensures security and reliability, but it doesn’t necessarily guarantee that both partners are happy in the relationship beyond the familiarity and meeting of the status quo and expectations. Remember to make space in committed relationships under the Juno in Taurus transit for growth as individuals and as a couple.
Ultimately, the Juno in Taurus transit offers us the opportunity to get serious about what we want in a long-term committed relationship and marriage so that we can create secure foundations. Make sure to choose your grounded, earthy, and practical long-term partner and spouse with care so that you can reap the benefits of grounded love for the long haul with Juno in Taurus.
