Gemini
MAY 21 - JUN 20
Work and Play
Gemini, once chatty Mercury moves into Libra on October 4 and joins the sun and feisty Mars in your leisure zone, you’ll be ready to kick back and enjoy life a little. This is a great opportunity to learn some new skills, take up a hobby, or try something more adventurous like a new sport or other exciting activity.
This can also be a very romantic and creative time when you’ll enjoy connecting with others for fun and pleasure. If you’re ready to date, the coming weeks until the twenty-third can be excellent for linking up with people who share your interests.
There’s a solar eclipse in Libra on October 14, so you have the chance for a new beginning. You might be ready to take a budding romance further and commit to a deeper walk. You might also want to showcase your creative skills and become more visible in this regard.
In addition, lovely Venus moves into Virgo on the eighth, which is perfect for entertaining and giving your place a makeover. If it has been some time since you considered new décor, you’ll be eager to look for some creative ideas online and in magazines.
There’s a powerful shift in the cards once Mars moves into Scorpio and your lifestyle sector on October 11. Life could become more intense from this point on, especially since Mercury and the sun move in a couple weeks later.
You’ll be ready to make changes to your lifestyle, and some of these could be quite dramatic. You’ll have a lot of energy and be able to focus it in a very concentrated way. Be sure to choose goals that will benefit you, because whatever you focus on at this time will be all-consuming.
Finally, there’s a powerful focus on Mars too as the red planet opposes jubilant Jupiter on the twenty-eighth. This is one time when it would be well worth acting on an intuitive nudge.
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