Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into astrology lately, and one thing that really caught my eye was Taurus in the 12th house. It sounded kinda… hidden, you know? Like a secret garden or something. So, I decided to really dig in and see what it meant for me, personally. I mean, I’m a Taurus Sun, so this felt relevant.
First, I grabbed my birth chart. I’ve used a few different websites before, but I just popped my birth details in again to be sure. Yep, there it was: Taurus in the 12th house.
Then, I started researching. I just googled “Taurus in 12th house” and went down a rabbit hole. I found a bunch of articles and forum posts. Some of it was super technical, which, honestly, went over my head. But other stuff was easier to grasp, talking about things like hidden talents, a love of solitude, and maybe some subconscious patterns related to money and security (classic Taurus stuff, right?).

I started to think about my own life. I do love my alone time. Like, really love it. I can happily spend hours just pottering around, gardening, reading, or listening to music. And yeah, I definitely have some anxieties around money, even when things are going okay. It’s like I’m always worried about the rug being pulled out from under me.
Journaling and Self-Reflection
So, I decided to get a little more practical. I grabbed a notebook and started journaling. I wrote down my thoughts and feelings about:
- My need for solitude.
- My relationship with money and possessions.
- Any hidden talents or interests I might have.
- My dreams (the 12th house is also linked to the subconscious and dreams).
I did this for a few weeks. Just jotting down whatever came to mind. No pressure, no judgment. Just exploring.
Meditation,because that’s what you’re meant to do.
I also tried to incorporate some meditation. I’m not gonna lie, I’m terrible at meditating. My mind wanders all over the place. But I figured it was worth a shot, given the 12th house connection to the subconscious. I used some guided meditations focused on grounding and connecting with my inner self. It was… relaxing, at least.
Honestly, the biggest thing I realized is that I do have a tendency to keep a lot of my Taurus traits under wraps. It’s not that I’m trying to hide them, but I definitely don’t flaunt them. I’m more comfortable enjoying my pleasures and building my security in a quiet, private way. I am processing that this can be a good thing and bad thing, and trying to find the balance that is best for me.

It’s still a work in progress. I’m still learning, still exploring. But taking the time to really think about my 12th house Taurus placement has been surprisingly insightful. It’s like shining a light on a part of myself that I hadn’t fully acknowledged before. Cool,huh?