Taurus Meaning and magickal uses
Also called The Bull
A fixed earth sign of steadiness, comfort, beauty and patient growth.
- Intentions
- Prosperity, Grounding, Love
- Element
- Earth
- Planet
- Venus
- Day
- Friday
- Dates
- April 20 - May 20
- Modality
- Fixed
How to use it
- Plant something
Taurus season, late April to late May, suits slow, tending magick. Plant seeds or a pot of herbs with an intention for steady income or security, and care for it daily as a promise to yourself.
- Savor with intention
Ruled by Venus, Taurus works through the senses. Prepare a simple meal or bath with care, light a green candle on a Friday, and give thanks for what you already have before asking for more.
History and folklore
Taurus the Bull is one of the oldest named constellations; bulls were honored as symbols of fertility and strength across the ancient Mediterranean, and Greek myth tells of Zeus taking the form of a white bull. Traditional astrology gives the sign to Venus, which explains its love of beauty, food, music and the comforts of home. Its season falls around Beltane, when the land is green and growing, and many witches turn to it for prosperity, grounding and loyal love.
A fixed earth sign of steadiness, comfort, beauty and patient growth.
- Intentions: Prosperity, Grounding, Love
- Element: Earth
- Planet: Venus
- Day: Friday
- Dates: April 20 - May 20
- Modality: Fixed
How to use it
- Plant something. Taurus season, late April to late May, suits slow, tending magick. Plant seeds or a pot of herbs with an intention for steady income or security, and care for it daily as a promise to yourself.
- Savor with intention. Ruled by Venus, Taurus works through the senses. Prepare a simple meal or bath with care, light a green candle on a Friday, and give thanks for what you already have before asking for more.
Works well with: Emerald, Green Candle, Rose, Friday, Beltane
Folklore
Taurus the Bull is one of the oldest named constellations; bulls were honored as symbols of fertility and strength across the ancient Mediterranean, and Greek myth tells of Zeus taking the form of a white bull. Traditional astrology gives the sign to Venus, which explains its love of beauty, food, music and the comforts of home. Its season falls around Beltane, when the land is green and growing, and many witches turn to it for prosperity, grounding and loyal love.
Linked to Taurus
Crystals and Stones
- Rose Quartz
- Selenite
- Green Aventurine
- Jade
- Moss Agate
- Chrysocolla
- Emerald
- Rhodonite
- Kyanite
- Chrysoprase
- Black Kyanite
- Kunzite
- Morganite
- Ruby in Zoisite
- Septarian
- Tree Agate
Herbs and Plants
- Hibiscus
- Rose
- Thyme
- Vervain
- Valerian
- Orris Root
- Violet
- Vanilla
- Lilac
- Honeysuckle
- Alfalfa
- Lady's Mantle
- Licorice Root
- Plantain
- Raspberry Leaf
- Rosehips
- Spearmint
Oils, Resins and Incense
Planets
Elements
Sabbats
Trees and Woods
The Witch's Cabinet is a free reference for your practice. Correspondences are traditional associations, not medical advice. Always follow the safety notes, especially with herbs and essential oils around children, pets and during pregnancy.