In astrology, Jupiter is considered the "great benefic" planet, associated with expansion, good fortune, wisdom, and optimism. Its placement in the houses of your birth chart indicates how these qualities manifest in various areas of your life.
Jupiter in the first house
You have a buoyant, cheerful disposition, and are a success socially. You inspire confidence, are optimistic, and tend to be generous with your time and energy. You have an expansive, charismatic personality that naturally draws people to you. You are blessed with luck, and things usually turn out for the best in life. On the downside, you are self-indulgent and gullible.You are sometimes faithless in love. You may also have a tendency to gain weight.
Jupiter in the second house
Money and prosperity come your way, often in the form of windfalls. The only downside is that your desire to spend may outweigh your ability to earn, so be prudent — if you can.
Jupiter in the third house
Talkative and hungry for information, you’re intelligent and well-informed, though you run the risk of filling your mind to the brim with tabloid gossip. You benefit from travel, reading, and the company of your brothers and sisters.
Jupiter in the fourth house
You’re a generous person who opens your home to others. Comfortable, even luxurious, housing comes your way, and you have a knack for making your home an agreeable, sustaining place to be. Life improves as you grow older, and in old age, you’re surrounded by comfort.
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Jupiter in the fifth house
Having fun yet? If you have this placement, the answer is probably yes. This placement brings a profusion of romantic affairs, a love of entertainment, the ability to have fun even in difficult circumstances, and a joyous creativity. Although not everyone with this placement becomes a parent, those who do derive great satisfaction from it.
Jupiter in the sixth house
Finding the right work is essential to your happiness, and you like to be of service. In a satisfying job, you’re a devoted employee (or a happy entrepreneur) who gets along famously with colleagues. But you suffer from a tendency to overlook the details, and you may become a workaholic. In work and in health, you need to avoid excesses.
Jupiter in the seventh house
You’re sociable and easy to be around. Marriage and business partnerships are favored by this placement, and you have multiple opportunities to form alliances. Even in an age of divorce, people with this placement marry for life.
Jupiter in the eighth house
Financially, you stand to gain from investments, insurance, inheritances, and businesses that you enter into with other people. You have a strong sex drive, a deep interest in the process of personal change, and excellent powers of recuperation.
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Jupiter in the ninth house
You have an expansive, optimistic attitude toward life. A natural teacher with a philosophical bent, you want to see it all and understand it all. You benefit from anything that expands your horizons, such as travel, education, religion, and publishing.
Jupiter in the tenth house
With a little effort, you can fulfill your desire for recognition. You have natural leadership ability; people want to assist you, and you thrive in the public eye. This position brings success, prominence, and even fame.
Jupiter in the eleventh house
You’re open-minded, congenial, helpful, and fair. You work effectively with others, you know a zillion people, and your friends adore you. Large ambitions bring out the best in you. Success comes through group enterprises.
Jupiter in the twelfth house
You’re sympathetic, introspective, and generous. You may have psychic abilities but may suffer from a tendency to overextend yourself. Solitude and spiritual pursuits calm you down and prepare you for your forays into the world.
