Jupiter in 1st makes you noticeable. It's a big planet, a bit like the sun (I know it's 1000 times smaller but earth is 1000 times smaller than Jupiter), it's the biggest planet of the solar system, in the first it will make you physically remarkable in some way. And have a strong first impression 'charisma'. I'm Jup in 1st (a lot of ppl on these sites have it), so we're progressive apparently, we like big ideas. I'm loud and easily noticed irl.
That may be true for some people, but this definitely doesn't apply to Nickidan's Jupiter. It's actually quite the opposite.
Jupiter is in my first house, I want to know how its being expressed in my chart. btw since its accidentally dignified does it mean its comfortable and in a lucky position? Are the effects similar to an essential dignity
Btw what other planets and positions in my natal chart are accidentally dignified? I posted my chart
Not necessarily. I know for a fact though that it's not going to make you loud. Go through everything that Jupiter is doing point by point. I'm going to take a little more of a traditionalist perspective.
What is Jupiter? Well, it's hot and moist. It has an airy nature. What does that mean? Well, that means that Jupiter is active (hot) but also adaptive (moist) as well as sociable (airy). What does THAT mean? Well Jupiter is accommodating, friendly, sociable, interested in other people etc. It rules things like kindness and peace. Through extension it's associated with all of those things that uphold kindness and peace; religion, justice, law, morality etc. This is why I sort of disagree with the idea of Jupiter making one "loud"...no, traditionally it's quite the opposite: Jupiter is temperance, peace, and moderation even to the point of being too self-restrained....like in your case.
Ok, but we can't interpret Jupiter yet. Just laying out what Jupiter is all about. Next, what is Virgo, the sign that Jupiter is in? Virgo is cold and dry, an earth sign, and mutable. Ok, what does that stuff mean? Well first, since Virgo is cold and dry, and thus earthy, it's more inactive (cold) and rigid (dry). This means that Virgo is focused on conservation rather than action. It's careful and perhaps a tad on the sluggish side at worst. Virgo is mutable, meaning that it provides adaptability, inconsistency, and scattering. The conservative nature of Virgo mixes with the adaptability to create pragmatism, what many people would call "street smarts", and good "common-sense". It gives the sign a bit of kick and stops it from being too sluggish. The sign is ruled by Mercury, which gives it more adaptability, intelligence, and awareness of changing circumstance.
So what does Jupiter in Virgo mean? First, Jupiter is hot, Virgo is cold, so Virgo cools Jupiter down. What does that mean? Jupiter becomes less social, less open and more restrained, less sociable and more reserved. Next Virgo is dry, Jupiter is moist. What does this mean? Jupiter becomes less friendly, and more self contained and rigid, more skeptical and much less open. This is a Jupiter that is perhaps too self restrained; it may still be polite and well mannered, but it's not as open, warm or friendly. It's a much more pragmatic, restrained Jupiter than a social, open one. The mutability of the signs helps Jupiter out a little (through Jupiter's moisture) allowing it to be accommodating in a more restrained fashion.
As you can see Virgo and Jupiter don't really meld well together. Virgo somewhat stops Jupiter from being 100% Jupiter. This is where dignities come in. Jupiter rules Pisces, but is in detriment in Virgo. This means nothing more than what I just said, Jupiter doesn't care for Virgo because it's hard for Jupiter to be Jupiter in Virgo, so it tends to do things that aren't characteristic to its nature. As I said, this Jupiter may be too self restrained, not open, or extremely passive. The key here is that Jupiter is finding it tough to be itself.
We're still not ready to interpret Jupiter though. Jupiter is ruled by Mercury, giving it more of an intellectual streak or perhaps a nervous one.
Jupiter is also retrograde, further challenging Jupiter's expression, perhaps pointing to somewhat flighty behavior.
Jupiter is opposite Venus. Venus is hot and moist, and helps to make your Jupiter more friendly and more soft. Venus in Pisces is very soft, very accommodating and nurturing, but remember, Jupiter rules Venus as Jupiter rules Pisces. Jupiter receives and takes care of Venus, making Venus' softness much more composed, restrained, and not open at all. You're a soft one, but it's not obvious, you're too composed for that.
Now for the houses and putting it all together: Jupiter's most immediate role is being in the 1st house, so this restrained, passive, yet accommodating nature describes, first and foremost, an aspect of your personality. You can be very restrained to the point of going too far, you can be modest to the point of becoming a doormat, you're very careful, very respectful, but also nervous to an extent out of fear of messing up, etc. You find it hard to express yourself easily and can be a tad on the bashful side. Though your bashfulness may come off to others as coldness, you're kind of a softy at times, though you find it a tad difficult to immediately express.
Jupiter also rules your 5th house of romance and fun, so I find it hard to see you as a party animal, if so, it's going to be something more quiet as you find it hard to just "jump in" at times. Jupiter may also point to some degree of sexual inhibition due to self restraint. Venus in opposition from the 7th backs this up in the relationship sector, finding it hard to express feelings on that end too.
Finally Jupiter rules your 8th house of anxiety, perhaps pointing to a degree of mental anguish that comes from continual self restraint or difficulty with self expression.
So no, I disagree that this Jupiter in the 1st is going to make this person the center of attention, or loud and it doesn't seem to be easy at all, let alone wonderful. Quite the opposite, this Jupiter is a continual source of irritation due to self restraint issues and general insecurity and difficulty with self expression, generally, romantically, and relationally.