virgo man and capricorn woman

Relationships between Virgo and Capricorn

Virgos and Capricorns play only by the rules.

So that they are not condemned and ridiculed by friends, relatives and neighbors.

A person will not make himself a laughing stock if it is possible to avoid it, and a person can avoid it if he tries.

To be respected, one must be respectable. Nothing could be clearer or more obvious.

Virgos and Capricorns take money seriously.

Money is what you earn.

It is what you save.

It is what you spend wisely.

This is what you never throw away carelessly and not waste.

Virgos and Capricorns are people of duty.

Duty and duties are the meaning and goal.

Give them holy faith, the duty to act, the responsibility for actions - and they will be in seventh heaven with happiness.

This is a curious place, the seventh heaven, especially for Capricorn, because Saturn, which rules Capricorn, has long interested mystics.

The ancients supposed that this is a planet of seven dimensions.

Here on Earth, we live in a world of three dimensions.

We also know a fourth - time.

The fifth dimension is associated with Vulcan, which rules Virgo.

What is the fifth dimension, as well as the sixth and seventh? I don't know.

What nonsense, you say, not a drop of common sense!

Common sense is what Virgo and Capricorn have in abundance.

Amazingly common-sense people!

But we were talking about dimensions...

Isn't it interesting that in English the word "dimension" can be used to make up the words "death" and "judgment day"?

A person must survive death in order to reach a high dimension.

Saturn, which rules Capricorn, is the planet of death (between it and Pluto is death in all its forms).

Take a shadow, for example. It's a two-dimensional object, with length and width, isn't it?

Virgo nods in agreement - she always knows which side is right.

Capricorn is silent.

Capricorns don't rush to conclusions.

Virgos and Capricorns have something in common with the rest of us, for here on this three-dimensional planet called Earth, we are all three-dimensional beings.

We have length, width, and thickness.

So what's the big sense?

Any building is a three-dimensional object.

We and the New York Public Library are both three-dimensional objects.

And when the Sun shines on us, we cast a two-dimensional shadow on the earth, don't we?

Virgo nods.

Capricorn remains silent for now.

A one-dimensional object is a thin line that has only length.

So if we, three-dimensional beings, cast two-dimensional shadows, does it not follow that we are only three-dimensional shadows of four-dimensional beings?

Both Virgo and Capricorn remain silent.

Okay, I'll continue without waiting for their approval.

It looks very much like this is the case.

We are definitely three-dimensional shadows cast by the Higher Consciousness, the Higher Beings - call it what you want.

"What about buildings?" Capricorn asked.

"Yes, yes, what were you saying about the New York Library?" Virgo chimed in.

I answer: buildings have nothing to do with the Higher Beings.

Their shadows, unlike ours, cannot move.

They lack freedom of choice.

And they should be content that we allow them to cast stable, motionless shadows, that we allow them to be three-dimensional at all. For we allow it, we have created these inanimate objects in our three-dimensional imagination.

Like dolls, toy trains, and the like. For fun or for use.

Do our shadows have freedom of choice?

No. They cannot move without our permission.

We control them as the Higher Beings control us. The only way for us to gain freedom of choice is to get in touch with those fourth-dimensional ones who control us, find a common language and cooperate with them. James Barrie, who created Peter Pan and his shadow, put a much deeper meaning into his creation than is usually seen.

All multidimensional beings are insignificant before the Sun.

Without the Great Light they are helpless puppies. Praise the Sun!

In the darkness there is no play of crystal.

In the darkness there are no rainbows.

In the darkness the stained-glass windows are sadly lifeless. There is no shadow in the dark. Now do you understand why Peter Pan was so upset when he lost his shadow?

If you want to imagine what a seven-dimensional being is like, take a Capricorn as a model.

Strict, but loving.

Wise.

Patient and calm, firm and reliable, though a little stubborn.

A model for a five-dimensional creature can be Virgo. The same bouquet of virtues. And to it a sprig of thistle - nitpicking, whims, fussiness.

Now you know what multidimensional "angels" look like.

In general and on the whole...

Virgos do not tolerate generalizations. Their minds are brilliant and sharp, like a scalpel.

They detail everything, put it on the shelves. They dissect every feeling, every motivation.

To Capricorn, everything in Virgo seems right.

He is captivated by reasonable caution, restraint, courtesy.

Sometimes Capricorn is irritated by Virgo's fussiness and talkativeness, and Virgo is outraged by Capricorn's stubbornness. But these are trifles.

Purposeful and assertive.

Capricorns seem to many cold and unsympathetic.

But it would be a mistake to consider them insensitive. They simply believe it is impossible to waste emotions and time.

Virgo instinctively guesses that suffering is hidden behind Capricorn's composure.

So Capricorn feels the pain that Virgo suffers when accused of being picky, fussy, and unnatural.

Both hide their dreams and desires. Both seek refuge in solitude, covering themselves with it from disappointments and ridicule of those to whom they seem too serious, even boring.

Virgo and Capricorn feel light-hearted when they are together, because they know each other's secrets.

They confide everything to each other, laugh and cry together, share worries, dreams, and rich experiences. Only Earth signs can enjoy this.

Deep under the earth lie veins of pure gold, waiting to be discovered.

So in the lonely hearts of Virgo and Capricorn is hidden the gold of wisdom, which is given to the patient.