Born on September 20

The pattern of your day

September 20 knows which errors are recoverable, though Virgo earth applies that rule everywhere except where the permanent mistakes actually happen.

Measure twice and cut once is not advice about carpentry. It is a claim about which errors are recoverable, and it happens to be true of nearly everything.

You hesitate at exactly the right point. Not chronically, whatever your faster colleagues suggest. You slow down precisely where a mistake would be permanent and move quickly everywhere else, and the pattern is consistent enough that the sorting must be happening somewhere below conscious level.

Earth in the last full days of Virgo distinguishes the reversible from the final. That is most of practical wisdom and almost nobody has it.

The exception is emotional. In relationships you have cut without measuring at all, repeatedly, on the assumption that feeling certain is the same thing as having checked.

Certainty in a relationship is a feeling; certainty in a workshop is a number, and you have confused the two.

Apply your own rule where it is hardest. The permanent errors in your life were never in the workshop.

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Birth hexagrams for September 20, by year

What is a Birth Hexagram?

Your Birth Hexagram Triad is three things at once: a Primary Hexagram (who you are), a Changing Line (your growth edge), and a Resultant Hexagram (who you are becoming). It is computed, not guessed, from the Chinese lunar calendar via the Plum Blossom method.

Read more about the Birth Hexagram Triad, or see how we calculate for the arithmetic shown openly.

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