Okay, so I’ve been messing around with astrology stuff lately, you know, just for fun. And today, I decided to dive into what it means to be a Libra Sun and Virgo Moon. Sounds kinda fancy, right?
First, I grabbed my birth chart. You can get these online pretty easily – just gotta know your birth date, time, and place. Mine’s been saved on my phone for ages ’cause, well, I like knowing these things. Seeing my chart, I could see that Libra is in the sun, and Virgo is in the moon.
Then, I started digging into what each of those means separately. I know this is Libra is the scales. It made me think that is all about balance, harmony, and, you know, being fair and diplomatic.
Here’s the basic info that I jotted down from my go-to sources:
- Libra Sun:
- Keywords: Harmony, balance, relationships, justice, diplomacy, charm, indecision.
- Element: Air (which means they’re all about communication and ideas).
- Ruling Planet: Venus (love, beauty, all that good stuff).
After that, I moved on to Virgo Moon. I already had some ideas about Virgo. They’re supposed to be, like, super organized, detail-oriented, and maybe a little bit critical.
- Virgo Moon:
- Keywords: Practicality, analysis, service, organization, routine, health, perfectionism.
- Element: Earth (grounded, practical, focused on the material world).
- Ruling Planet: Mercury (communication, intellect, but more analytical than Venus).
So, then came the fun part – putting it all together. I started thinking about how a Libra Sun’s desire for harmony might interact with a Virgo Moon’s need for order.
I imagined someone who’s probably really good at mediating conflicts, but also might get stressed out if things aren’t done “just so.” They’d likely be charming and social (Libra), but also have a strong sense of responsibility and a desire to be helpful (Virgo).
I spent a good hour just mulling this over, jotting down notes and trying to picture what this combination would be like in a real person. I even started thinking about people I know who might fit this description, even though I don’t know their exact birth times.
My Final Thoughts
It was a pretty interesting exercise, and it definitely gave me a new perspective on how these astrological placements might play out. I feel like I have a better grasp on the Libra Sun, Virgo Moon combo now. It’s not just about the individual traits, but also about how they blend and interact with each other. Still, it is not a science and just for fun.
