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here it is
cool virgo article
here it is
nothing's there genius lmfao.
An article about nothing. Awesome ....BEST ARTICLE EVER. 😄
it's a nice white spot lol
I found it. Come on - any Virgo who hasn't worked out how to find the link is letting the side down! Where's that analytical thinking and resourcefulness guys? 😉
Planet Vulcan, the true ruler of Virgo Thanks for the website, virgoking.
dere's no such thing as planet Vulcan this is not star trek lmfao.
vulcan would throw all astrology out the window everything is in order for a reason and each planet gives sun signs there influence.
venus fits tarus and libra
mercury fits gemini and virgo
planet vulcan would not fit virgo planet vulcan does not represent intelligence like planet mercury its a reason why it fits virgo and its exalted in virgo.
Posted by LeGendary ViRGo
dere's no such thing as planet Vulcan this is not star trek lmfao.
vulcan would throw all astrology out the window everything is in order for a reason and each planet gives sun signs there influence.
venus fits tarus and libra
mercury fits gemini and virgo
planet vulcan would not fit virgo planet vulcan does not represent intelligence like planet mercury its a reason why it fits virgo and its exalted in virgo.
You should read more u idiot lol Vulcan was seen way before startrek was even made in fact Gene Roddenberry base the vulcans off of virgos that is why they are so logical.. In astrology world vulcan has been rummor to be the true ruler of virgo since the 1800 when it was first seen trying to tell me startrek was out back than.. and thanks miss tease for fixing my link sexy 😉
this is for tubby lol
Primitive Type
It has been neatly said, and the saying is often quoted, that the critics are those who have failed. It might be said with greater charity and fuller truth that the critics are those who are not yet sufficiently evolved to succeed; and of these critics, the most captious, and aggravating and impossible to please are the undeveloped Virginians. The advanced type, bringing its clear vision and fine discrimination to bear upon the work entrusted to it, sees at a glance all the practical possibilities and opportunities for usefulness involved. The primitive type only sees the impossibilities and the flaws; and it finds them, by preference, in work done or schemes drawn up by others. The developed specimen never asks for praise; the primitive specimen never gives it. The former will conquer adverse circumstances, and makes his very handicaps contribute to his success. The latter quarrels with every condition imposed upon him, resents his limitations, and invariably blames circumstances for his failures. His ambition to achieve something practical and his inability to do so are apt to result in impatience, nervous irritability, and ill-humour; and sometimes in chronic discontent. If hampered by ill-health or in any way restricted in his activities, he takes it cantankerously, sometimes working on till dead-beat in defiance of the doctor, and meeting all the kindly remonstrances of his friends with a snap and a growl. Even at this rudimentary stage he has very little laziness about him, and if he is under wise guidance and control will make an admirable servant, loyal to his master??s interests, and rigidly faithful to his orders; but these orders must be clear and precise, and the reversal of one of them, especially if sudden and unexpected, will upset the Virginian??s temper completely, and make him, for the time being, a very disagreeable companion. His horizon is bounded by the circle of his own duties, and by dint of concentrating his attention solely on the details immediately under his own nose, he loses sight of the larger outlines and consequently cannot adapt himself to changes which spring from causes beyond his ken. His views are not merely limited, they are microscopic, and he is apt to make mountains out of molehills on every possible occasion. He is the kind of man who is capable of surveying some masterpiece of art in a stony silence that chills the blood of any real art lover in his company, and wh
Primitive Type
It has been neatly said, and the saying is often quoted, that the critics are those who have failed. It might be said with greater charity and fuller truth that the critics are those who are not yet sufficiently evolved to succeed; and of these critics, the most captious, and aggravating and impossible to please are the undeveloped Virginians. The advanced type, bringing its clear vision and fine discrimination to bear upon the work entrusted to it, sees at a glance all the practical possibilities and opportunities for usefulness involved. The primitive type only sees the impossibilities and the flaws; and it finds them, by preference, in work done or schemes drawn up by others. The developed specimen never asks for praise; the primitive specimen never gives it. The former will conquer adverse circumstances, and makes his very handicaps contribute to his success. The latter quarrels with every condition imposed upon him, resents his limitations, and invariably blames circumstances for his failures. His ambition to achieve something practical and his inability to do so are apt to result in impatience, nervous irritability, and ill-humour; and sometimes in chronic discontent. If hampered by ill-health or in any way restricted in his activities, he takes it cantankerously, sometimes working on till dead-beat in defiance of the doctor, and meeting all the kindly remonstrances of his friends with a snap and a growl. Even at this rudimentary stage he has very little laziness about him, and if he is under wise guidance and control will make an admirable servant, loyal to his master??s interests, and rigidly faithful to his orders; but these orders must be clear and precise, and the reversal of one of them, especially if sudden and unexpected, will upset the Virginian??s temper completely, and make him, for the time being, a very disagreeable companion. His horizon is bounded by the circle of his own duties, and by dint of concentrating his attention solely on the details immediately under his own nose, he loses sight of the larger outlines and consequently cannot adapt himself to changes which spring from causes beyond his ken. His views are not merely limited, they are microscopic, and he is apt to make mountains out of molehills on every possible occasion. He is the kind of man who is capable of surveying some masterpiece of art in a stony silence that chills the blood of any real art lover in his company, and wh
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chills the blood of any real art lover in his company, and who, before turning away, will point out mercilessly some trifling error in the darkest corner of the background, some tiny flaw in the construction of the frame. In fact, at his worst, he exercises a most depressing and deadening effect upon his fellow creatures, killing enterprise, enthusiasm and hope, and nipping youthful ardour ruthlessly in the bud. Virginians who find themselves prone to such habits of thought and speech should strive earnestly to cultivate the appreciative faculties and force themselves to enter kindly and sympathetically into family and social life; otherwise they will develop into mere machines, spending their days in a dreary round of drudgery, and allowing love and friendship to slip away from them or pass them by, till they realise, too late, that they have developed into crusty old bachelors or lonely old maids, with absolutely no ties binding them to the rising generation. Marriage, if resorted to in time, is a remedy, but it is surprising how "oldmaidish" these people—men and women alike—can contrive to be, even in the bonds of holy wedlock; and there is always a danger of matrimonial shipwreck for them unless great care is taken to avoid the failings of their type. The male Virginian allows business to absorb him to such an extent that all outward signs and tokens of his affection tend to disappear; and his wife, becoming convinced of his indifference, looks outside the limits of her home for sympathy and companionship, and if at all vain or weak, is tempted to accept the admiration and attentions of others. The women of this Virgo type make idols of their household gods—their carpets and their curtains, their crockery, furniture and plenishings generally; and are so much absorbed in their upholstery and their house-cleaning, that they can scarcely lay aside their needles or their dusters to give their wearied husbands a kindly welcome home. Consequently they too, pave the way for their rivals, and especially for such jovial and genial rivals as the club and the public-house.
chills the blood of any real art lover in his company, and who, before turning away, will point out mercilessly some trifling error in the darkest corner of the background, some tiny flaw in the construction of the frame. In fact, at his worst, he exercises a most depressing and deadening effect upon his fellow creatures, killing enterprise, enthusiasm and hope, and nipping youthful ardour ruthlessly in the bud. Virginians who find themselves prone to such habits of thought and speech should strive earnestly to cultivate the appreciative faculties and force themselves to enter kindly and sympathetically into family and social life; otherwise they will develop into mere machines, spending their days in a dreary round of drudgery, and allowing love and friendship to slip away from them or pass them by, till they realise, too late, that they have developed into crusty old bachelors or lonely old maids, with absolutely no ties binding them to the rising generation. Marriage, if resorted to in time, is a remedy, but it is surprising how "oldmaidish" these people—men and women alike—can contrive to be, even in the bonds of holy wedlock; and there is always a danger of matrimonial shipwreck for them unless great care is taken to avoid the failings of their type. The male Virginian allows business to absorb him to such an extent that all outward signs and tokens of his affection tend to disappear; and his wife, becoming convinced of his indifference, looks outside the limits of her home for sympathy and companionship, and if at all vain or weak, is tempted to accept the admiration and attentions of others. The women of this Virgo type make idols of their household gods—their carpets and their curtains, their crockery, furniture and plenishings generally; and are so much absorbed in their upholstery and their house-cleaning, that they can scarcely lay aside their needles or their dusters to give their wearied husbands a kindly welcome home. Consequently they too, pave the way for their rivals, and especially for such jovial and genial rivals as the club and the public-house.
this was instresting and true it makes sense why the world is going crazy now maybe a new planet will be discovered humm..
—But suppose Virgo is on the 10th. and you use Mercury the same way. The results can be most unsatisfactory. The timing may be off. The stresses will show up affecting the house with Gemini on the cusp - usually the 7th if Virgo is on the 10th. He may have serious marriage or legal problems, but no trouble at all with his job. Of course it's no surprise that Mercury works through the Sign Gemini, which it undoubtedly does rule. But if it also rules Virgo, stress over it should work through both Signs. All too often, lately, it doesn't.??
—You say this has only been true for the past few years. Before that, Mercury did work as the ruler of Virgo. Right—
—It seemed to, Hal. I think such a change always occurs when a new planet is about to be discovered. Until almost the end of the 18th century, Saturn worked as the ruler of Aquarius. Then, shortly before the American Revolution, strange new influences began to operate in the world. Now we know these influences were Uranian. They brought a new type of political revolution, great technical and scientific advances, enormous social changes. Nothing in the sudden rise of the industrial, democratic states is like the operation of Saturn. Now we can see how the changes worked, historically, and we can connect them with the passage of Uranus through the Signs and with strong Uranian stresses over the charts of nations. But people living in those times could not do this. All they saw was a world in chaos, exploding in one revolution after another. Some of the finest astrologers of the time went astray on their predictions because Uranian values were so new no one understood them, so they had to continue to use Saturn as the ruler of Aquarius.??
—The same thing happens today when we try to use Mars instead of Pluto as the ruler of Scorpio,?? said Hattie. —Pluto was discovered in 1930, and the world hasn't settled down since. But it's hard to see why, if a planet is always out there, it doesn't influence the world in its own peculiar way, whether we know of its existence or not.??
—But suppose Virgo is on the 10th. and you use Mercury the same way. The results can be most unsatisfactory. The timing may be off. The stresses will show up affecting the house with Gemini on the cusp - usually the 7th if Virgo is on the 10th. He may have serious marriage or legal problems, but no trouble at all with his job. Of course it's no surprise that Mercury works through the Sign Gemini, which it undoubtedly does rule. But if it also rules Virgo, stress over it should work through both Signs. All too often, lately, it doesn't.??
—You say this has only been true for the past few years. Before that, Mercury did work as the ruler of Virgo. Right—
—It seemed to, Hal. I think such a change always occurs when a new planet is about to be discovered. Until almost the end of the 18th century, Saturn worked as the ruler of Aquarius. Then, shortly before the American Revolution, strange new influences began to operate in the world. Now we know these influences were Uranian. They brought a new type of political revolution, great technical and scientific advances, enormous social changes. Nothing in the sudden rise of the industrial, democratic states is like the operation of Saturn. Now we can see how the changes worked, historically, and we can connect them with the passage of Uranus through the Signs and with strong Uranian stresses over the charts of nations. But people living in those times could not do this. All they saw was a world in chaos, exploding in one revolution after another. Some of the finest astrologers of the time went astray on their predictions because Uranian values were so new no one understood them, so they had to continue to use Saturn as the ruler of Aquarius.??
—The same thing happens today when we try to use Mars instead of Pluto as the ruler of Scorpio,?? said Hattie. —Pluto was discovered in 1930, and the world hasn't settled down since. But it's hard to see why, if a planet is always out there, it doesn't influence the world in its own peculiar way, whether we know of its existence or not.??
why i gotta be a idiot for im saying i aint ruled by no damn vulcan planet thats all.
like i said before and i dont like repeating myself vulcan will throw astrology in a loop because astrology is system just imagine vulcan in libra that just sounds unattractive no way lmfao.
or Vulcan in pisces PP would throw up just because of the name lmao.
listen mercury is ruling planet right now you have pisecs virgo's opposite which is ruled by Neptune which virgo is at it's in detriment and mercury is at fall in Pisces because pisecs dont use logic no disrepect to the fishes on here.
Mercury in Pisces is perhaps the least happy combination for any planet. In Pisces, Mercury worries that it is powerless, because the usual strategies it follows to understand and communicate with and about the world don't seem to work. Mercury needs words to define the world. Words differentiate and discriminate, and in Pisces, words lose much of their meaning. Mercury in Pisces must learn how to describe and define a completely different and unfamiliar experience of reality.
Not only is Mercury in Pisces in Detriment, but Mercury in Pisces is also in Fall. Not only is Mercury worrying because of the mental/emotional focus of planets in Detriment, but Mercury is also confronting challenges in the physical world, because it's in Fall."
just like venus in virgo and exalted in pisces because love is not about criticizing its about accepting people flaws in all no matter what it is.
The sign Virgo is the most discriminating, most detail-oriented sign. So, you are most concerned with fixing, fussing, and trouble-shooting. You are always in the mood to clean, to make your surroundings orderly and more pleasing. You are extremely health-conscious, work-oriented, and duty-bound. You pay great deal of attention to diet, hygiene, and daily schedules. Being good, accurate, and precise in whatever you do make you feel happy.
Venus in Virgo is in its fall, since Virgo is opposite to the sign Pisces, in which Venus is exalted. You tend to over-analyze emotions and be too critical of those you love, making them feel self-conscious, inhibited, and cutting off the spontaneous flow of affection. Venus in Virgo is likely to produce more unmarried people because of the high critical standards in mates. When you do marry, it is often through work. You seek partner with whom you can share your work and intellectual interests.
You are capable of sympathy and are helpful to the sick. Your ability for nurturing makes you a good doctor and nurse. You can also be a good psychologist, because Venus in Mercury-ruled Virgo gives you an ability to combine reason with the emotions, and investigate matters.
you're all weird
Posted by virgokingPosted by LeGendary ViRGo
dere's no such thing as planet Vulcan this is not star trek lmfao.
vulcan would throw all astrology out the window everything is in order for a reason and each planet gives sun signs there influence.
venus fits tarus and libra
mercury fits gemini and virgo
planet vulcan would not fit virgo planet vulcan does not represent intelligence like planet mercury its a reason why it fits virgo and its exalted in virgo.
You should read more u idiot lol Vulcan was seen way before startrek was even made in fact Gene Roddenberry base the vulcans off of virgos that is why they are so logical.. In astrology world vulcan has been rummor to be the true ruler of virgo since the 1800 when it was first seen trying to tell me startrek was out back than.. and thanks miss tease for fixing my link sexy 😉click to expand
No problem, I don't believe in the planet vulcan though, but I do believe mythology and astrology go hand and hand.
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