The sun is in Virgo, dear readers, and you know what that means: It's time for a new set of zodiac interviews. Well, it's just my luck that I happen to know so many amazing Virgos who are out there giving their all to every small and big thing they do.
I've been interested in the occult for a solid decade. I met an intuitive medium in 2009 who introduced me to tarot and dowsing. She also helped me to get in touch with my own mediumship. Being able to intuit events or outcomes felt like a sort of wizardry for a long time; I felt better able to strategize in both love and career. But, sometime around 2013, I felt like I was relying on certain outcomes too heavily—life isn't necessarily a conditional if/then statement.
I think Virgoan organization is a pick-and-choose fussiness. I am notoriously awful at keeping my calendar updated or replying to emails within a 72-hour window , but I organize other things like separating bills by payment method . In fact, there's a pile on my foyer table that no one dares to even touch. I am the only person in the world who knows what the hell I intended. I've come to realize the organizational behaviors that only I understand are my superpower.
I don't know why people don't see Virgos as the sexual explorers we are. It seems like people equate the symbol of the Virgin with prudishness. Nothing could be further from the truth. If anything, Virgos are curious and may require trust as the necessary landscape for exploration and experimentation. But, when a Virgo trusts, they deeply trust, and nothing is withheld. Think about it: The mind is the largest sex organ, and many Virgos are constantly in their head and thinking.
I would have definitely tried to holler at Elizabeth I of England, "The Virgin Queen," in the 1500s. There are so many things to cherish about her. For those who remember, her mother, Anne Boleyn, was beheaded by her dad, Henry VIII. So, we both have childhood trauma, and we would absolutely connect there. In addition to being a provocative trendsetter, she was incredibly smart. Liz spoke four languages and wrote translations—SEXY.
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