तपो वाचं रतिं चैव कामं च क्रोधमेव च ।
सृष्टिं ससर्ज चैवैमां स्रष्टुमिच्छन्निमाः प्रजाः ॥ १.२५॥

by manusmriti
here it means the psychological and emotional aspects of the cosmos. The Divine created tapas (तपः)—austerity and penance, vāk (वाचं)—speech and communication, rati (रतिः)—pleasure or desire, kāma (कामः)—passion or desire, and krodha (क्रोधः)—anger. These gunas (qualities) were created to facilitate the dynamic expression of beings in creation. These emotions and faculties form the inner blueprint for action and evolution in the material world.

From the perspective of Jyotish, each of these faculties correlates with planetary energies:

Tapas with Saturn (Shani)

Vak with Mercury (Budha)

Kama with Venus (Shukra)

Krodha with Mars (Mangal)

Rati and inner pleasure with Moon (Chandra)

These energies drive the soul through cycles of karma and samsara, giving rise to unique birth charts reflecting these karmic tendencies.

if someone can use the lens see the beauty

tapas means sadhna issues of saturn can be controled by this

people with mercury affliction have to twice think then speak

kama doesnt means all going on it means RAS do anything which has to do with something of passion

thats how venus can be checked lets say 3rd house venus in aquarius so household work or any skill native will take too much of time only then native can relish start relishing where you have venus no extra mantra is required

People who believe that astrologer is for money and success

न चोत्पातनिमित्ताभ्यां न नक्षत्राङ्गविद्यया ।
नानुशासनवादाभ्यां भिक्षां लिप्सेत कर्हि चित् ॥ ५० ॥
as per manusmriti
“One should never seek alms (beg) based on omens, nakshatra knowledge, or the pretext of giving instructions or guidance.”

he basically trying to say –
A person—especially a learned one—should not use astrology, signs, or teachings as excuses to ask for money or food. Such knowledge should be shared for the welfare of others, not as a tool for selfish gain

which ultimately means that science should be used for direction not for favors and asking for miracles.
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न कालः कर्म चाऽऽदृष्टं न विद्या न च सौहृदम् ।
कार्यकृत्वे समर्थानि स्वं स्वं कर्म विपाश्रयम् ॥

Neither time, destiny, unseen forces (adrishta), learning, nor relationships alone
can ensure results; it is one’s own actions (karma) that truly shape what one deserves.”