There is nothing procrastinating about venus in taurus. The problem with this chart is Venus is 'unaspected' so doesn't link in --Procrastination can come from inertia (Taurus/Venusian) or from fear of failure that comes from idealistic expectations. It is most common in Neptunian and Venusian-Libra types
Kannon,
There is nothing procrastinating about venus in taurus.
the moon ONLY has one aspect sextile to Sun...
Well this is Soooo vague perhaps you could clarify what you do mean?? if you were'nt meaning 'venus' what were you meaning?I referred to Taurus/Venusian factors generally contributing towards procrastination.
I read that the reason for procrastination is fear of one's success! We tend to be comfortable with the status quo even if it is not for our want or need for growth in one's life!
Inconjunct,
I have to challenge you a bit on this: it seems to me a bit of a stretch to extend "inheritances" to karmic baggage from the family background or ancestry...
If I'm right, more strictly speaking, family background and ancestry is seen from the 4th house, and not the 8th house. Of course karma in general can be seen from any part of the chart, but if we are talking about "ancestry" in specific, I think it relates more to the 4th house.
I could be wrong... any contrary thoughts/citations/etc?
The Sun is also in the 8th house, a house which governs (among other things) legacies and inheritances. These can be literal as in the case of bequests, or they could be emotional and karmic baggage from your family and beyond into your ancestry. As Cancer is a rather past-orientated sign anyway, it could be that you are working out some old family anxieties.
Astrologer50,
Ahh, ok gotcha. That would certainly make up for it. But I was specifically addressing the 8th house, because that's what Inconjunct seemed to be equating with ancestry:
Yes, now I see that Inconjunct also mentions Cancer at the end of the paragraph, but what do you say to equating 8th house with Ancestry?
Everything that relates to the foundation and roots of our existence. Parents in general and fathers in particular; grandparents and ancestry. Paternity (inheritance from parents) as well as the psychological parental influence.
http://www.skyscript.co.uk/temples/h4.html
All matters relating to death, decay, fear, anxiety and loss. The quality and nature of death. Who shall be heir to the deceased. Unexpected inheritance, wills, legacies and testaments of the deceased (note that paternity - wealth from the parents - is also shown by the 4th house).
Money belonging to a partner, spouse or other party. Financial obligations, debts, taxes, loans, losses, money owed to others.
http://www.skyscript.co.uk/temples/h8.html