Ceres in Taurus
Ceres in Taurus are materialistic and concerned with making sure others in their life are nurtured, well fed, and taken care of. The Ceres in Taurus wants others to get along and will do what is necessary to provide materialistically for others. Ceres Taurus tends to take the time with making a decision and can move at a slower pace than others. However, this pace allows them to amass a great amount of wealth and valuable friendships over time. The Taurus Ceres wants to be taken out to eat and cared for by being provided a good meal. They want to take care of others and will feel very insecure if they can’t materially provide for another person or people that are important to them in their life. The Ceres Taurus wants to be pleased sensually and will prefer warm hugs and a gentle touch. Yes, physicality is important to them and they will do what they can to make sure they choose a partner that is able to provide this to them.
10th House
Keywords: The keywords associated with the 10th house are work, career, parents, authority, government, leadership, fame, notoriety, legacy, and public life.
Angular House Type: An Angular house type is ruled by a cardinal sign. Capricorn is the cardinal earth sign ruling the 10th house.
The 10th house in astrology is symbolic of your life in the public’s eye and your career path. This area of the chart is symbolic of the authorities in your life; parents, bosses, and leaders. It shows you how your relationship with your parents has played out and how easily you accept or reject authority in your life. The 10th house is where we meet or defy expectations for our career, family, and achievements. This house is also related to notoriety and legacy.
The 10th house is allowing you to better understand the dynamics of power and control. At times we exert little control over what the world or others think of us. We can construct our identity but often the person we are trying to portray is clouded by the worlds view of us. The 10th house is giving you the opportunity to take ownership of your career, who you want to be, and what you want people to remember about you.