Astrology

Body parts and astros signs

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Do you know what part of the body is represented by your astrological sign ? Discover it in the list below.

Body parts corresponding to zodiacal signs

According to the dominant theories of the fifteenth century, here are the parts of the body governed by the zodiac signs:

Aries governs the head.
Taurus governs the neck and shoulders.
Gemini govern their arms.
The Lion presides in the heart.
Cancer is associated with the chest and orifice of the stomach.
The Virgin corresponds to the belly.
Libra governs the intestines.
Scorpio is sex.
Sagittarius is the thighs.
Capricorn is tied to the knees.
Aquarius corresponds to the legs.
Pisces are associated with the feet.

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Variations since 1619

Since Robert FLudd (Utriusque Cosmi Historia, Openheim, 1619), some variants have been introduced. Here they are :
(body parts in bold are those added 1619).

The head is always associated with Aries.
Taurus always governs the neck, but also the throat and the voice.
Gemini rules the arms, shoulders and legs.
Cancer represents the chest, the lungs, the heart, the arms and the hands.
Lion represents heart, stomach, ribs, diaphragm, back and chest.
The Virgin represents the belly, the intestines, the stomach, the ribs and the muscles.
Libra is associated with the kidneys and with the buttocks.
Scorpion is always associated with sexual parts, with bladder in addition.
Sagittarius represents thighs, femurs, nose and feces.
Capricorn always represents the knees.
Aquarius represents the legs (especially shins and thighs).
Fish always represent feet!

The only zodiac signs that have not changed a hair are Aries, Capricorn and Pisces. For the rest, according to your sign, it’s up to you to choose what will please you the most!

Did you know? In the Middle Ages, it was highly advisable not to offend a member of his body when the Moon was in a dominant sign, because it would increase the humidity!

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Source : the book of surperstitions of Eloïse Mozzani.

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