GEMINI (5/21-6/21):

Geminis need a constant connection to the World. That’s where you gather data and gossip. The Earth is a better place for your spirit. Such variety and color to this planet. I would think that as an angel you would become bored, quickly. Harp music and clouds gets old. The Twins have a challenge with focused effort, but a good aspect to Saturn on the 4th can have you glued to a solid goal from your past. As you think about past, shipwrecked projects, you will realize a better technique to finish the unfinished. This takes care of the next 14 days until you turn your attention to clarifying any career confusion on the 18th. You may notice that our responses toward others and other matters are not the same, as we emerge from the Covid attack. Now, we have Covid Junior driving us back to a cautionary sense of despair. It’s like the wounded dog searching for the man who shot his paw. The Variant is more energetic as it evolves to get ahead of our vaccines. It does give you a lot to think about and it will probably be a Gemini who finally solves this problem. This month of September is normally rough for the Twins. Things are needing repair or just plain aggravating at home, and with the work objectives. The Full Moon on 9/20 rises with Jupiter as the Sun is setting for us here in the high desert. There is great knowledge and wisdom to be gained from this Full Moon. There is a blockage of some kind on the 22nd. It seems to be related to some past action that presses on your mind. On the 26th Mercury turns retrograde. It can cause things to really get out of balance in America. This can turn a good romance sour unless you can discuss what is doing the souring. The good part of Mercury being retrograde in Libra is that you are giving more thought to your leisure activities, including romance. Old lovers may return, but it won’t take long to remember why they are “former” lovers. It seems that most people never change the way they relate to each other. After the 22nd, the difficult tests begin to lighten up. Rest your brain for a change.

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