SYL.Astrology
Added: 11/06/2006 |
So, You Say You're A Virgo?Zodics are known for predicting personalities, and every astrologers got something to say about the sign of Virgo. Hey, that sort of explains the lengthy virgo horoscope that was in yesterday's paper. Gear up for some of the most widely held chatter about the zodiac sign of Virgo. For starters, some astrologers believe that the sign of Virgo doesn't hold any strength for procreation...
While most people spend their morning cup of Joe (otherwise known as coffee) catching up with Garfield, Lucy, Linus, and Snoopy via the "Funny Pages," there are still the others who begin frantically flipping pages in anticipation of landing on the backpage of the Style section. Be damned if they miss the featured Virgo horoscope of the day! Virgo is the astrological sign that occupies the period from late August through late September in Western civilizations. Western countries, like the United States of America for instance, use the tropical zodiac calender under which the Virgo constellation is occupied by the sun from the period of the twenty-third of August until the twenty-second of September. And that means if you where born within in that timeframe, then you hold the distinction of being a full-fledged Virgo. The opposite zodiac sign under the tropical zodic of Virgo is Pisces, otherwise known as the fish.
The Virgo Under Other Zodiacs
In non-Western countries, tropical astrology takes on another form and is often replaced by either the Sidereal Zodiac Calendar or the Solar Zodiac Calendar. And that has a way of changing the requirements for what it takes to become a card-carrying Virgo. The sidereal zodic calendar is ocassionally used in the Western world and universally revered by Jyotish astrologers. Under the sidereal zodiac, the Sun is occupied by the Virgo during the period between the sixteenth day of September and the fifteenth of October. The solar zodiac, on the other hand, is a little bit different. Both the solar and sidereal zodiacs begin on the same day, September 16th, but whereas the sidereal zodic runs only until the fifteenth of October, roughly the same number of days as the tropical zodiac, the solar zodiac for Virgo runs all the way to October 30th. Which obviously makes the sidereal zodiac calendar larger than the Western's tropical zodiac.
Commonly Held Beliefs About The Virgo
Zodiacs are known for predicting personalities, and every astrologers got something to say about the sign of Virgo. Hey, that sort of explains the lengthy virgo horoscope that was in yesterday's paper. Gear up for some of the most widely held chatter about the zodic sign of Virgo. For starters, some astrologers believe that the sign of Virgo doesn't hold any strength for procreation. Virgos by birth are generally labeled as analytical thinkers, determined, very controlled, and modest intellect. But that can give way to an air of perfectionism, coolness and even a propensity to develop hypochondria. And that's putting it mildly, in relation to Virgo, the phrase "Fussy Worry Wart" comes to mind. Who knew?
When it comes to the body, many astrologers believe that the Virgo rules the abdomen, the large intestine, the small intestine, the spleen, the pancreas, and even the hands and the nails. And get this, the zodic sign of Virgo even has it's own geographically region. Turkey, the Caribbean, Brazil, Paraguay, and Greece are all astrologically linked to the sign of Virgo.
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