Sun in the Spouse palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart

· Sun in the Spouse palace — your partner has a strong drive for career, is outgoing, and is busy with public affairs.

· Sun Fallen in the Spouse palace — your partner is hot-tempered, and there are many clashes in your feelings.

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Spouse palace, entry on the Sun: “The Sun in a Temple or Prosperous position: marrying late is good and marrying early brings loss; you become distinguished through your wife; sharing the palace with the Heavenly Beam and meeting the Left Assistant and Right Assistant, you gain a wise and worthy wife.”

· Traditional reading by palace [school tradition, awaiting verification]: “The Sun’s other half worries more about career than about family.”

· Traditional judgment [school tradition, awaiting verification]: “The Sun in the Spouse palace means the spouse’s career thrives.”

· Traditional judgment [school tradition, awaiting verification]: “The Sun guarding the Spouse palace: for a man, a distinguished wife; for a woman, a busy husband.”

· Woman's chart, Sun in the Spouse palace — one of the core palaces of the “three male images: father, husband, son”.

In love you are warm and generous. You are willing to give actively and will offer your best circumstances and connections to your partner. The problem is mostly not too little love but too little time together: the Sun in the Spouse palace speaks first of your partner, who is set on a career and has many outside matters, so the two of you easily fail to look after each other's feelings. You do not change your heart easily, but with so many outside matters it can easily leave her feeling set aside. Outside you put on a show and keep up appearances, but at home you need to take off this armour and, together with her, become your true self again. When the Sun is Temple or Prosperous (strong), your wife can mostly add points to your career and also bring connections.