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Some say that the glyph of Virgo symbolizes a maiden holding an ear of wheat, which represents the productive aspect of the sign. While others say the "M" shape in Virgo and Scorpio’s glyph are identical and the varying difference merely symbolize the feminine and masculine, respectively.
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Virgo
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Amazonite, amber, blue topaz, dioptase, carnelian, chyrsocolla, citrine, garnet, magnetite, moonstone, moss agate, opal, purple obsidian, rubellite, ruilated quartz, sapphire, sodalite, sugilite, smithsonite, okenite
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The desire to have things just right and to avoid failure at all costs can sometimes cause Virgo a great deal of anxiety, but on the other hand it drives several powerful forces. The same desire allows the Virgo to be exceedingly economical—not only with money, but with time and energy as well. Their ability to be efficient and organized makes them an ideal worker and sometimes even a workaholic. An inner battle quietly stews in the Virgo between a natural sexuality and a desire for purity. This battle can sometimes give Virgo a guilty consciousness. (Hall, 69)
Hall, Judy. The Astrology Bible: The Definitive Guide to the Zodiac. New York: Sterling, 2005.
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