"In consideration of Eris and for astrologers to gain a needed affection and application of this disruptive planet, perhaps an examination of charts in which Eris stood as notable for better for worse or for yet to be determined, offers a solid start and prevents astrologers from the blunder of snubbing Eris."

"Venus, or Aphrodite, was the Goddess of Love. A goddess indeed! Venus is esoterically the sister planet to our Earth, and is a symbolic link between Heaven and Earth. There's a connection between Venus (along with Neptune) and the angel kingdom, in terms of protection, care, blessing, and inspiration.

Venus turns our attention to Beauty and other ideals, turns our attention to what we love, who we love, expressing our love, that we ARE love, and that all of Life is about Love.

" The International Astronomical Union reclassified our solar system and it's bodies. Pluto and Ceres now lead a grouping of "dwarf planets." Larger bodies similar to Pluto (minor planet 134340) in nature can be classified as Plutinos. More details to come and changes to be updated below. For now, consider Ceres, Pluto's companion, Charon, and the newcomer Eris, minor planet 136199 and formerly known as 2003 UB313, to be dwarf planets.

"The solar system's newest planet, formerly known as 2003 UB313 or Xena, now has an official name, Eris, and the name is pronounced EE-ris. Named after the goddess of discord, Eris held true to her name, creating such controversy about her planetary presence that the veteran planet Pluto was demoted to dwarf planet status by astronomers as they grappled with naming the new planet.

"Her name means she who destroys the light. The story of Persephone is so rich in symbolism and meaning that it has held the fascination of artists, poets and mythologists for eons of time. Psychologists have incorporated her story into their theories of the way myth defines the roles a woman adopts for herself.