[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":42},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$f175dqau09hy4f":3},{"entry":4,"path":38,"related":39},{"kind":5,"id":6,"status":7,"title":8,"subtitle":9,"intro":10,"seoDescription":11,"steckbrief":12,"relations":19,"sections":21,"faq":31},"house","2","reviewed","2nd house","Values · Possessions · Self-worth","The second house describes what a person has – and what they consider themselves worth: finances in the outer sense, talents and self-worth in the inner sense. It asks what someone can build on.","The 2nd house asks what you have and what you are worth to yourself: money, talents, self-worth. Meaning and planets. See what is there for you.",[13,16],{"label":14,"value":15},"Corresponding sign","Taurus",{"label":17,"value":18},"Classical theme","Possessions and resources",{"correspondingSign":20},"taurus",[22,25,28],{"heading":23,"body":24},"Meaning","The second house is about substance: material resources, but equally innate talents and the quiet certainty of one's own worth. Signs and planets here describe how someone handles what is theirs – generously or protectively, enjoying or accumulating – and where they draw their sense of security from. Self-worth and possessions are more closely linked in this house than the mind would like.",{"heading":26,"body":27},"Planets in the 2nd house","Planets in the second house put their energy into building and securing: a Jupiter promises abundance and generosity, a Saturn careful husbandry with late reward, a Moon makes the sense of security dependent on mood. The planets also show through which abilities value can be earned most naturally.",{"heading":29,"body":30},"Theme for growth","The maturing of the second house leads from having to being able to being: security that is first sought in things moves inward – into abilities that nobody can take away, and into a self-worth that does not depend on the bank balance. Those who develop their second house can possess without being possessed.",[32,35],{"q":33,"a":34},"Is the 2nd house the “money house”?","Traditionally yes – but that is a shorthand: it describes the whole handling of resources, including talents and self-worth. Money is just the most visible form of it.",{"q":36,"a":37},"What does an empty 2nd house mean?","As with all houses: no lack. The themes then run through the sign on the house cusp and its ruler – they are simply less emphasised than other areas of life.","\u002Fen\u002Fhouses\u002Fhouse-2\u002F",[40],{"title":15,"path":41},"\u002Fen\u002Fzodiac-signs\u002Ftaurus\u002F",1793051118419]