dragon03201978
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Of the 4 Mutable Signs, Virgo seems to be the least mutable. I am sure I am biased in this, because my Sun is in Pisces, and her lack of mutability frequently depresses me. Yet, I am hoping to accomplish three goals in this post. First, for us to actually share our opinions on this sign. Please note, sharing is a give-and-take relationship. It means doing one's best to not discount other people's points of view. Second, for us to better understand how her environment influences her to strengthen her inner reserves. Thirdly, for I to weed out the parts of my understanding of her by sharing my mildly researched knowledge.
I know her favorite action is analysis. What she analyzes and how she goes about this influences her. As she learns to use certain items and work with others, her analysis changes. As it changes, so does she. Yet, at the opposite extreme, thanks to her being an Earth sign, she does a great job of standing her ground as she moves towards a goal. Perhaps this determination is what makes her a feminine sign. In "The Only Astrology Book You Will Ever Need", there are two buzzwords that describe this half of the zodiac. Firstly, they are strong through inner reserves. Secondly, they have a tendency to be introverted.
From what I have learned thanks to psychology there are two ways of recognizing an introverted person. The first one is well known. If someone gains energy by being alone, then they are introverted. The second way is by imagining a badly organized room full of chairs. Those chairs make it hard to sit in the center of the room. If someone is extroverted, they move the chairs out of the way to sit in the center. However, an introverted person may walk on the desks or otherwise dodge the chairs. In effect, they plan on how to keep the room as it is. This plan and its execution change the person just enough that they reach the goal. All of this is applicable to Virgo. I get that this describes her inner world.
Just recently, I wrote a book. Its name is Gemini's Numerology. In it, I learned how to find Virgo's Soul's Urge, Outer Expression, and Full Name. Her Outer Expression is 2. One of 2's hallmarks is needing time in a natural setting to find peace. The closest I can come to apply this wisdom to Virgo is noting how she needs a pet in her life. While I am sure there are plenty of Sun in Virgo people that go on hikes through the park, paint still-life pictures, and do other activities that involve mother nature, imagining this is somewhat awkward for me.
How would you go about describing how she interacts with the world? Would you include your relationship with someone who has Virgo in their natal chart? Thank you for helping us weed out the chaff in our inner reserves.
I know her favorite action is analysis. What she analyzes and how she goes about this influences her. As she learns to use certain items and work with others, her analysis changes. As it changes, so does she. Yet, at the opposite extreme, thanks to her being an Earth sign, she does a great job of standing her ground as she moves towards a goal. Perhaps this determination is what makes her a feminine sign. In "The Only Astrology Book You Will Ever Need", there are two buzzwords that describe this half of the zodiac. Firstly, they are strong through inner reserves. Secondly, they have a tendency to be introverted.
From what I have learned thanks to psychology there are two ways of recognizing an introverted person. The first one is well known. If someone gains energy by being alone, then they are introverted. The second way is by imagining a badly organized room full of chairs. Those chairs make it hard to sit in the center of the room. If someone is extroverted, they move the chairs out of the way to sit in the center. However, an introverted person may walk on the desks or otherwise dodge the chairs. In effect, they plan on how to keep the room as it is. This plan and its execution change the person just enough that they reach the goal. All of this is applicable to Virgo. I get that this describes her inner world.
Just recently, I wrote a book. Its name is Gemini's Numerology. In it, I learned how to find Virgo's Soul's Urge, Outer Expression, and Full Name. Her Outer Expression is 2. One of 2's hallmarks is needing time in a natural setting to find peace. The closest I can come to apply this wisdom to Virgo is noting how she needs a pet in her life. While I am sure there are plenty of Sun in Virgo people that go on hikes through the park, paint still-life pictures, and do other activities that involve mother nature, imagining this is somewhat awkward for me.
How would you go about describing how she interacts with the world? Would you include your relationship with someone who has Virgo in their natal chart? Thank you for helping us weed out the chaff in our inner reserves.
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