6 planets in 2nd house?

Tbat is a very strong emphasis.

But first let's review what means what.

We ARE our planets. Sun and Moon are not astronomical planets, but astrologically, they fill the same role as the planets do, so we call them "planets" too.

We are our planets. Each planet represents a different facet of our personality, a different inner need.

HOW we express that facet and HOW we try to meet that need .... that is shown by the sign the planet is in.

WHERE we look, in life, to express that face and to meet that need .. is shown by the house the planet is in.

And how easy it is to express the planet/meet its need .. or how difficult it is .. THAT is shown by whatever aspects that particular planet makes with other planets in the chart.

To have 6 planets in the 2nd house means that about 60% (6 out of 10 planets) will express themselves, will try to meet those particular needs, through 2nd house activity.

The 2nd house is the house of what we own and of what we acquire. It is a very self-focused house. While the second house is commonly seen as being the house of our possessions and our money and our attitude about possesions and money . it is much more than that.

On the deepest level, what we own is our values .. what we think is important and what we think about life. An Air sign on the cusp of the 2nd house indicates values that are formed on the basis of cold hard logic .. a Water sign would indicate values formed on how emotionally "right" that value "feels" ... Earth would be practical and sometimes materialistic values ... Fire would be a value for newness, excitement, etc.

Sun finds self-fulfillment with ourselves by setting strong values and identifiying self-ness WITH those values.

Moon finds emotional comfort from the values they have .. or on a superficial level, just through having stuff.

Mercury means the mind is occupied with their values ... hopefully not just with acquiring stuff.

Saturn indicates effort is needed to acquire stuff, and there may be lack of self-esteem because of what they do not own, but on a deeper level because of not having values that properly support their self-esteem.

Uranus tries to show that they are an individual by owning unusual things, and may have unstable finances because they value uniqueness or freedom over stability. Their values might be unsual.

Neptune is not consciously aware of some of their values .... OR they may use their possessions to help others and be rather mystically NON-materialistic.

All these factors balance and affect each other, and only the person themselves can see what kind of dance they make .. and the 2nd house IS a "crowded dance floor" with a lot of "dancers" (planets) doing their 2nd-house thing there.

Certainly, in this person's life their attitude towards possessions, and their self-identify THRU their values and/or possessions, will pay a huge role in how happy they become.

The sign involved will say a lot about the style of those values and attitudes, and the aspects to other planets will show how easy/difficult it is to be happy with possessions, and to set values that produce inner happiness.