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In astrological and medical astrology traditions, the planet Mercury is associated with the nervous system, brain, hands, arms, speech, skin, lungs, and throat. It governs communication, thought processes, and the body's metabolic functions. Afflictions to Mercury in a birth chart are believed to lead to problems in these areas, such as neurological issues or difficulties with communication.
Body Parts & Systems Associated with Mercury
Nervous System: Includes the brain and nerves.
Communication Organs: Such as the mouth, throat, and lungs, and the ability to speak.
Sensory Organs: Primarily the nose and ears.
Appendages: Hands and arms.
Skin:
Metabolic Processes: Including nutrient absorption and energy production.
What Mercury Governs
Intellect and Thought: Mercury is linked to clear thinking, memory, and quick-wittedness.
Communication: It rules how a person thinks, speaks, and understands information.
Movement and Reflexes: The planet is connected to quick reflexes and agile movements.
When Mercury is Afflicted
If Mercury is negatively influenced in a birth chart, it can manifest as health problems related to its associated body parts and functions, such as nervous system disorders, skin issues, or speech impediments.
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Virgo is ruled by Mercury.
CORVUS is under Virgo, the nostril
CORVUS the Crow Constellation
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The myth of the Corvus constellation tells of the god Apollo sending his white crow with a cup to fetch water for a ritual; however, the crow got distracted eating figs, and upon his return, lied to Apollo that a serpent had delayed him. In his anger, Apollo cursed the crow, turning its white feathers black and casting the crow, the cup (Crater), and the serpent (Hydra) into the sky as constellations, eternal punishment for its deception.
The story of Corvus and Apollo
The mission: The myth explains that Apollo sent his white crow, a creature held sacred to him, to fetch a cup of water for a libation or ritual.
The distraction: On his way, the crow was tempted by the sight of a fig tree and chose to wait until the figs were ripe, delaying his mission.
The deception: To cover his prolonged absence, the crow grabbed a water serpent (Hydra) and claimed the snake had attacked him, preventing him from getting the water.
Apollo's fury: Apollo, however, saw through the crow's lie, angered by the deceit.
The celestial punishment: As punishment, Apollo flung the crow, the cup (Crater), and the serpent (Hydra) into the sky to become constellations.
The constellation's meaning
The crow's eternal punishment: The constellation Corvus thus became a symbol of the crow's deception and its forever thirsty state, unable to drink from the cup it carries.
Other constellations: The story connects Corvus with the nearby constellations Crater (The Cup) and Hydra (The Water Snake).
Cultural significance: The story also highlights the symbolic nature of crows and ravens, often associated with intelligence and communication in various cultures.
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