Venus in Virgo

Archetypes of Goddess Consciousness in Astrology

De: Michael Suter

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Venus in Virgo focuses very deeply on one Archetype, Venus, and the reasoning behind the Fall of the Goddess in the Sign of Virgo. This specific inquiry expands to reveal the fundamental, earth-bound logic of the Zodiac, the 12 Signs and the Traditional 7 Planetary Archetypes. It is a work based in the revision of traditional Hellenistic Astrology, in same sense that Gerald Massey or Jordan Maxwell pioneered the revision of history.

Venus in Virgo is essential for the practicing astrologer who wants to place traditional astrology into a larger context of philosophy, mythology, psychology, theology, historiography and consciousness studies. The metaphorical frameworks introduced in this book will lead the practitioner to discover the most grounded and fundamental elements of any Sign, Heavenly Object or point.

The philosophical basis of Astrology is revealed to be Hermeticism, a Pantheistic Dialectical Monism. The Signs and Planetary Archetypes are dynamic aspects of the Masculine and Feminine principles in a flow model, the Battle of the Sexes. This eternal conflict dramatizes the balance between those forces that support life in expansion and those forces that break life down.

A functional narrative unfolds that involves the entire Zodiac. The Archetypes are revealed to be a Pantheon, fundamental facets of the Human Psyche, essential aspects of Goddess Consciousness.

What even is this? Just wanted Venus in Virgo

This is not what I was looking for at all. A lot of rambling and kind of all over the place. There’s some interesting stuff in here, but it’s hard to absorb. It’s scattered and just not what I was hoping for at all. I just wanted to learn more about Venus in Virgo and related astrological things. I’m quitting halfway in. I didn’t really care for all the talk of politics and other opinions about our culture and society. This is a huge focus in this book. That’s not what I was looking for. I also don’t like the robot narration. This shouldn’t be a thing.