When I was a little kid, I don't remember where my family was, but we were visiting some country and we bought 2 mugs. We bought one for my sister and one for me, and they had our signs on them with the dates for it. My sister is a Scorpio and the one for my birthday, August 23, was a Leo. Mine said July 22-August 23, so I was like, "Ok, I'm a Leo." Nowadays, everywhere I look, Leo's go from July 22-August 22. Up until a few years ago, I didn't know about that. But I can't all of a sudden say, "I'm a Virgo." My whole family knows I'm a Leo, and even though technically I'm not, I always call myself a Leo. If I ever look at a horiscope, I look under Leo, no matter what. It's just weird. Why would the mug say August 23, and nowadays, everything says Leo's are up to August 22. I don't care, I'm still a Leo. Just thought I'd bring this up 'cause I felt like it.
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First of all, what is a cusp?
Answer: It is the first 5 degrees (approx 5 days before and 5 days after) when the new Sun Sign is coming into being and the old one is ending. The cusps, or blending of the signs, are more or less occupying the same time, (or space if you prefer). The cusp strength is greatest at the midpoint (or overlapping) of this merging of the signs and the effects gradually diminish toward the end of this period, at the waning of the former sign.
What does this mean for me?
Answer: You may find that some of your personality quirks or strengths are directly related to the sign that has just past or is just beginning. The lesser qualities of one sign can be offset by the mitigating aspect of the other that bears on the same personality flaw or pending events, (or vice versa!). When you are born on a Cusp it is easier to adjust yourself if you realize there are more influences at work in your life than just a single Zodiac sign. This could be some of the trouble you may have had adjusting to life and events.
Aries/taurus: April 14 to April 23
Taurus/Gemini: may 15 to may 25
Gemini/Cancer: June 16 to June 26
Cancer/Leo: July 17 to July 27
Leo/Virgo: Aug. 18 to Aug. 27
Virgo/Libra: Sept. 17 to Sept. 27
Libra/Scorpio: Oct. 18 to Oct. 28
Scorpio/Sagittarius: Nov. 17 to Nov. 27
Sagittarius/Capricorn: Dec. 17 to Dec. 27
Capricorn/Aquarius: Jan. 14 to Jan. 24
Aquarius/Pisces: Feb. 13 to Feb. 23
Pisces/Aries: Mar. 15 to Mar. 25
What it means is that you will have characteristics of both signs since you were born on a "cusp."I dare ask, "If the enemy is numerous, disciplined, and about to advance, how should we respond to them? I would say, first seize something they love for then they will listen to you...attack what they love first."
-Sun Tzu
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Were You Born on a Cusp?
Leo/Virgo
August 19 to August 23
Leo is the fifth sign of the zodiac. Moving past the exploration of the world and the need to nurture of the first four signs, Leo's great need is to create. Virgos, represented by the sixth sign of the zodiac, bring their skills and talents together for the good of others. Those born on the Leo/Virgo cusp have the vitality and ambition to be successful in their creative endeavors and are industrious and efficient when working for a good cause. The astrological symbol of Leo is the Lion. The astrological symbol of Virgo is the Virgin. The Virgin reflects the qualities of a virgin, rather than the definition: Virgos and Virgo cusps tend to be shy and somewhat nervous, and they may be undemonstrative.
The Leo/Virgo is a curious mixture of introverted and extroverted tendencies, modesty and flamboyance, and a capacity to see both the largest and the smallest picture in every situation. They are practical and logical, and extremely creative. Virgo and Virgo cusps are skilled at seeing all sides of a situation. In this way, Virgo exemplifies the mutable quality assigned to it. Leo and Leo cusps hold strong, steady opinions and have a strong ability to see their projects through to the end. In this way, Leo exemplifies the fixed quality assigned to it. Leo/Virgos are good businesspeople because of their methodical attention to detail and their ability to stick with a practical and organized routine. They are good organizers, and they tend to be popular, even inspiring.
Leo is ruled by the Sun. Virgo is ruled by the planet Mercury. In ancient Roman mythology, Mercury (and his Greek equivalent, Hermes) was the messenger god. He was a quick, nervous type, and he was known for his strong reasoning and capacity for analyzing. Communication is his province. As a planet, Mercury is androgynous. In ancient times, the Sun was believed to be the center of the Universe, the core of existence, the Father. Leo/Virgo cusps are gregarious and social, fun-loving and live life with enthusiasm. The natural leadership of these people and their administrative prowess help ensure that their projects are successful. Leo/Virgos enjoy exploring subjects or interests deeply. They are very good at understanding the deeper meaning of what others say. They rely on logic rather than emotion to make their decisions. They are reliable, practical and diligent, but they can sometimes seem picky or overcritical to those who aren't as discriminating as they are.
Leo/Virgos are decisive and direct, optimistic that they will succeed. Sometimes they exaggerate problems and overreact to stumbling blocks, but generally they are positive and their natural pride and stubborn streak keeps them from giving up. The element associated with Leo is Fire. Fire Signs are physical: they tend to respond to the world through action, rather than intellect or emotion. The element associated with Virgo is Earth. They tend to respond to the world by examining the worth of each possible response. Leo/Virgos, or Fire/Earth signs, are able to analyze and then take appropriate action. They are selective and discriminating, but are always moving and quick. Their warmhearted and outgoing personalities are fiery and abundant. They are cheerful and self-assured, and they are studious and sensible in business dealings. They are skeptical of extravagant claims and promises. Many Leo/Virgos, however, love to gamble, and may be brash and extravagant at the gaming table. They also tend to be very health-conscious. They are concerned with diet and hygiene. This interest in health ensures they take good care of their mental and physical selves.
In their leisure time, Leo/Virgos prefer to play in groups rather than solo. It is less important to them that exercise be interesting, so long as it is effective and social. Their perfectionism and physical strength make them strive to excel in whatever sport they choose.
In love relationships, Leo/Virgo is devoted and sometimes jealous, but not especially flirtatious. The great strength of Leo/Virgos is in their creativity and attention to detail, and their desire to be of service. They pick up on the little things that most miss. Thoughtful gifts or unique solutions to problems are second nature to those with this astrological placement. Their commitment to helping others makes them one of the most giving characters of the zodiac.I dare ask, "If the enemy is numerous, disciplined, and about to advance, how should we respond to them? I would say, first seize something they love for then they will listen to you...attack what they love first."
-Sun Tzu
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