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“My own life has been much more than a fairy tale. I’ve had my share of difficult moments, but whatever difficulties I’ve gone through, I’ve always gotten the prize at the end.” Happy Birthday, Audrey Hepburn! (May 4, 1929 - January 20, 1993)
V e n u s • i n • V i r g o :: The Earthbound Angel ::
The soft, divine rays of Venus gives birth to blossoms in the domain of earthy Virgo, crafting a remedial heart that shows affection through devotion and pure adoration. She displays her loving nature through mental bonding, palpable fondness and dedicated support through subtle service. There is an attraction to those who are mentally stimulating and she is one to fall in love with the intelligent, witty, clever, honest, sophisticated, unpretentious and well-intended, presenting the same in her own character. She also practices humbleness and good-purpose most of all, concentrating on the needs of others as a symbol of her love. Venus in Virgo values a cerebral connection, mercury demands the linking must be genuine and innermost. She especially adores a partner whom she can learn from and equally share her knowledge with. Venus in Virgo values physical closeness as seen from her earthy origins, and this position is apt to be sensual in romantic and sexual expression. She typically has high standards as she wills that one cannot intimately access her love or body until they have sparked her cerebral interest. There are times however, that she loves coldly from the mind and not warmly from the heart and can withdraw and reserve herself in a mental womb where it is safest to her. It is common for her to be skeptical and dangerously cynical on the matters of love and affection, sometimes the trickster nature of mercury’s essence convinces her that she needs only herself.
Affectionate expression is apt to be supportive and is common through palpable touch like hugs, pats on the shoulder, and taking one’s hands into their own. Love is shown through the small services she performs for others; she is the type to visit the pharmacy in the dead of night as to buy medicine for a loved one who is ill, and the one to listen silently to the troubles of another over a warm cup of tea. She is well versed in the methods of observing and analyzing others, figuring out their needs and therefore fluent in healing because it is her who pays attention to another’s health and wellbeing, ready to fix any problems that may arise. Virgo Venus is the home of Medicinal Mercury, her love is fluent in healing and support. She communicates her earthy advice and divine aid while expecting little in return. Venus in Virgo is so equipped in taking care of others, yet she stubbornly and at the same time shyly, does not like voicing her desires or needs. She wants to be viewed as self-reliant and pollutes her own mind by compelling herself to believe that it is selfish to “desire” things. She must understand that it is possible to love another and simultaneously love herself unconditionally, otherwise she serves abundantly at her own expense.
The vision of herself can manifest in many ways, she can be shy and reticent where insecurity and criticizing messages of herself can poison the mind. During other times, she may bloom and view herself as a dignified being in the most modest form, emitting a self-respected and untouchable impression. She often dislikes flashiness and grandeur in a person and shies away from large social gatherings or extravagant celebrations, as they could appear socially awkward and uncomfortable with attention. Social awareness in this position tends to appear oblivious as her presence can come across as self-conscious, withdrawn and introverted in social encounters, sometimes she’d rather be home with her hands wrapped around a warm beverage, or resting her erratic mind after a busy day of work and chore as opposed to being surrounded by the public. The aesthetic sense is centered around earthly and cerebral comfort. She does not dress in an outstanding or shocking way, but what she considers comfortable and appropriate. She may visit a library or isolated café to pass the time, taking sanctuary in solitude, and journaling may interest her as to soothe the nerves. The simple life is enjoyable to her. While she does not ask for much, she nevertheless offers her mind, body and heart. She is the earthbound angel, mercury has blessed her with wings to fly free and yet she stays on this earth to serve as revealed through the blossoms sprouting from beneath her feathers.
Image © In Bloom by Marta Bevacqua
V e n u s • i n • V i r g o :: The Earthbound Angel ::
The soft, divine rays of Venus gives birth to blossoms in the domain of earthy Virgo, crafting a remedial heart that shows affection through devotion and pure adoration. She displays her loving nature through mental bonding, palpable fondness and dedicated support through subtle service. There is an attraction to those who are mentally stimulating and she is one to fall in love with the intelligent, witty, clever, honest, sophisticated, unpretentious and well-intended, presenting the same in her own character. She also practices humbleness and good-purpose most of all, concentrating on the needs of others as a symbol of her love. Venus in Virgo values a cerebral connection, mercury demands the linking must be genuine and innermost. She especially adores a partner whom she can learn from and equally share her knowledge with. Venus in Virgo values physical closeness as seen from her earthy origins, and this position is apt to be sensual in romantic and sexual expression. She typically has high standards as she wills that one cannot intimately access her love or body until they have sparked her cerebral interest. There are times however, that she loves coldly from the mind and not warmly from the heart and can withdraw and reserve herself in a mental womb where it is safest to her. It is common for her to be skeptical and dangerously cynical on the matters of love and affection, sometimes the trickster nature of mercury’s essence convinces her that she needs only herself.
Affectionate expression is apt to be supportive and is common through palpable touch like hugs, pats on the shoulder, and taking one’s hands into their own. Love is shown through the small services she performs for others; she is the type to visit the pharmacy in the dead of night as to buy medicine for a loved one who is ill, and the one to listen silently to the troubles of another over a warm cup of tea. She is well versed in the methods of observing and analyzing others, figuring out their needs and therefore fluent in healing because it is her who pays attention to another’s health and wellbeing, ready to fix any problems that may arise. Virgo Venus is the home of Medicinal Mercury, her love is fluent in healing and support. She communicates her earthy advice and divine aid while expecting little in return. Venus in Virgo is so equipped in taking care of others, yet she stubbornly and at the same time shyly, does not like voicing her desires or needs. She wants to be viewed as self-reliant and pollutes her own mind by compelling herself to believe that it is selfish to “desire” things. She must understand that it is possible to love another and simultaneously love herself unconditionally, otherwise she serves abundantly at her own expense.
The vision of herself can manifest in many ways, she can be shy and reticent where insecurity and criticizing messages of herself can poison the mind. During other times, she may bloom and view herself as a dignified being in the most modest form, emitting a self-respected and untouchable impression. She often dislikes flashiness and grandeur in a person and shies away from large social gatherings or extravagant celebrations, as they could appear socially awkward and uncomfortable with attention. Social awareness in this position tends to appear oblivious as her presence can come across as self-conscious, withdrawn and introverted in social encounters, sometimes she’d rather be home with her hands wrapped around a warm beverage, or resting her erratic mind after a busy day of work and chore as opposed to being surrounded by the public. The aesthetic sense is centered around earthly and cerebral comfort. She does not dress in an outstanding or shocking way, but what she considers comfortable and appropriate. She may visit a library or isolated café to pass the time, taking sanctuary in solitude, and journaling may interest her as to soothe the nerves. The simple life is enjoyable to her. While she does not ask for much, she nevertheless offers her mind, body and heart. She is the earthbound angel, mercury has blessed her with wings to fly free and yet she stays on this earth to serve as revealed through the blossoms sprouting from beneath her feathers.
Image © In Bloom by Marta Bevacqua
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“I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”
Anne Shirley
why can't I just live in a castle, have a greenhouse, grow plants there, be a bookworm and collect my own library, bake muffins for breakfast and live my best life?
Sarah Longworth
spending a lot of time in the kitchen, baking bread with herbs, reading old kitchen book and trying new recipe, growing my own vegetables and fruits, having diners with neighbours and friends, and relaxing while taking the bath after the long day
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) dir. by Alfonso Cuarón
“Why, dear boy, we don’t send wizards to Azkaban just for blowing up their aunts.”
The Christian Martyrs (1875) Steel engraving by Herbert Bourne after Gustave Doré