Uranus

Greek Ουρανος, Ouranos, "sky, heaven," from Chaldean for Ur = “fire,” Anas = “water.” The planet that rules sexuality.

Οὐρανός has etymological roots in Sanskrit वर्ष varṣá 'rain, cloud, shower', Hittite ṷarša- 'fog, mist', Indo-European*ṷérs- 'to rain, moisten', Greek eérsē 'dew'. This reveals the role of Uranus / Ouranos influencing our sacred waters, the sexual power, and shines light on many symbols, such as the symbol of dew in the Bible.

On the Tree of Life, Uranus is related with the sephirah Chokmah. 

"Uranus was a divine king from primeval Atlantis. Uranus reminds us of UR-ANAS, the primordial fire and water. This is equivalent to the establishment of the first Luni-Solar Cult of the androgynous "IO," in other words, the apparition of the astrological Chaldean; therefore, Uranus, the Asura-Maya, the First Atlantean, is factually the first revealer of sexual mysteries." —Samael Aun Weor, The Mysteries of Life and Death

"The sexual glands are controlled by the planet Uranus which is the ruling planet of the constellation of Aquarius." — Samael Aun Weor, The Perfect Matrimony

"Uranus has a sexual cycle of eighty-four years. Uranus is the only planet which directs its two poles toward the sun. The two poles of Uranus correspond to the masculine and feminine aspects. These two phases alternate in periods of forty-two years each. The alternating stimuli of the two poles of Uranus govern all the sexual history of human evolution. Epochs in which women undress in order to display their bodies alternate with epochs in which men adorn themselves. Epochs of feminine preponderance alternate with times of intrepid gentlemen. This is the history of the ages." — Samael Aun Weor, The Perfect Matrimony

"To Ouranos (Uranus, Heaven), Fumigation from Frankincense. Great Ouranos, whose mighty frame no respite knows, father of all, from whom the world arose; hear, bounteous parent, source and end of all, for ever whirling round this earthly ball; abode of gods, whose guardian power surrounds the eternal world with ever during bounds; whose ample bosom, and encircling folds the dire necessity of nature holds. Ethereal, earthly, whose all-various frame, azure and full of forms, no power can tame. All-seeing source of Kronos (Cronus, Time), for ever blessed, deity sublime, propitious on a novel mystic shine, and crown his wishes with a life divine." —Orphic Hymn 4 to Uranus (trans. Taylor) (Greek hymns C3rd B.C. to 2nd A.D.)