Venus Cycles

Every 8 years, Venus travels between the Earth and Sun while retrograde 5 times weaving a 5-pointed star or the Venus Rose sacred geometry in the sky. Each point on the star or petal of the rose is a Venus Star Point. There are 5 signs that are activated as Venus Star Points over an 8-year period. A Venus Star Point spends about 100 years in a sign slowly moving backwards and then will shift into the sign that precedes it. Just as the Moon cycles from New Moon to New Moon every 29 and a half days, Venus also has a cycle which lasts 19-months that begins when she's retrograde and in conjunction with the Sun and goes until the next time she is retrograde and in conjunction with the Sun. Throughout this 19-month cycle, there are 4 distinct phases: a reset in her retrograde phase, a Morning Star phase, an Underworld phase traveling behind the Sun, and an Evening Star phase.