The Virgo constellation is so ancient that it is included in the catalog of the starry sky Claudius Ptolemy "Almagest". The Greeks saw in this constellation a variety of goddesses and heroines (for example, the Athenians - Erigonu), but the most common version is that it is Demeter, daughter of Kronos and Rhea, the goddess of fertility and agriculture, the mother of Persephone
In the images, Virgo holds an ear, according to its location, corresponding to the star of Speke. Another bright star of the constellation is Vindematrix, (Vindemiatrix - lat. "Winery"). It was believed that this is the youth turned into a star Ampel, the beloved of Dionysus, the god of the fruiting forces of the earth and winemaking. In ancient Babylon, the constellation was called Cheroy.
In astrological forecasts, the Sun in Virgo feels immersed in a collective context: a group, family, service are very important for her. Hence the contact, at least external, the ability to subordinate one’s will to the collective, the ability to reconcile one’s interests with those of others.
The sun in Virgo sees the world in concrete details, and strive to put it in order. It classifies and reduces everything very well to a single form, the scheme has a brilliant ability to distinguish, the ability to find similar between different elements, events to neatly sort everything out. It perceives primarily appearance, behavior and does not pay too much attention to internal nuances, as it is not very sensitive to them. It is sacrificial, selfless, her highest symbol is the Virgin Mary. Deprived of confidence and needs strong support, in a reliable environment.
