3. GEMINI

Third Sign of the Zodiac.

Common Sign of the Air Triplicity.

Harmonic sign of the Intellectual Trinity.

I

Gemini is naturally quick, nervous, and very intelli­gent. In life, has many ups and downs, and many changes of occupation, profession, and residence.

II — PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES

Gemini showered the earth with cosmic rays from 6784-4627 B. C. This was an Air Age, and the last Gol­den Age that mankind has known. At this time, man reached his peak of culture and scientific development, being far ahead of anything we know at the present time in invention, scientific development and culture. War was unknown. Since they were so highly developed, they experimented with atom bombs in the bowels of the earth, with disastrous consequences. Great explo­sions caused the sinking of Atlantis and Lemuria, and the destruction of Mongolia, the three greatly advanced nations of that Age; and thus man had to start from scratch once more, in the taurean Age that followed.

Ill — NATURE, CHARACTER and PERSONALITY

Although self-centered, Gemini is popular, kind, sym­pathetic and understanding. The love-nature is purely mental and neighborly. Gemini makes a wonderful com­panion, is very adaptable, and always wishes to please.

Being very intelligent, grasps knowledge eagerly, and then passes it on to others.

Very clever in speech, he is a master of words and a walking encyclopedia; he asks many questions. But he is often shallow, due to a scattering of interests, and lack of concentration.

His will-power is weak, and he may be shy, excitable and worrisome. He is often inconstant, superficial and irritable.

The above is varied by the placement of the Moon.

WITH THE MOON IN ARIES ... has an active intel­ligence, with prompt decision, but is too positive.

IN TAURUS ... has strong will-power, is sociable, but tries to run his friends.

IN GEMINI . . . has literary refinement; is unemotional, but very vain intellectually.

CANCER . . . loves sensation, travel, change. Has good family life.

LEO . . . has an irregular optimism; has good ideas, but no action; romances are incomplete.

VIRGO ... is enduring and painstaking in scientific study; too critical and too irritable.

LIBRA . . . philosophical; compromising; peaceful . . . Weak in character and morals.

SCORPIO . . . keen and wise, but resents the success of others.

SAGITTARIUS *.. charitable, benevolent, but nervous; lacks continuity. Oratorical, prophetic.

CAPRICORN . . . slow and laborious; has no enthu­siasm; plots for his own advancement.

AQUARIUS ... an original thinker, but not always sound; psychic.

PISCES . . . sympathetic and receptive, but discontented. Makes a good doctor or nurse.

IV — PHYSICAL

Light-footed, he moves with a quick, fast running walk. He is constantly on the move, and all body move­ments are quick and nervous.

Tall, slender, lanky, with broad shoulders.

His head is long and narrow between the ears. His forehead is high, broad at the temples. His hair is fine, thin, smooth and brown.

His ears stand out from the head, and form a direct line with the jaw and the chin.

His face is pale, long and oval; the eyes are hazel; the long narrow nose has a curved tip; the upper lip pro­trudes, and the weak chin recedes.

His expression is bird-like, penetrating, observing. His neck is slender and sinewy. His fingers are long and slender.

V — OCCUPATION

Gemini is nimble of hand, and his sense of touch is keen. He enjoys travel and movement; but any occupa­tion that ties him down at home is very trying.

He is very interested in communication, transporta­tion, and transmission of ideas and information. So he makes a good secretary, teacher, editor, salesman or a fine linguist.

He is much better suited to a professional life than a business one.

Other occupations he is suited to are . . .

airmen              drivers of vehicles
auctioneers       letter carriers
brokers            mathematicians
bankers            postal employees
bookkeepers    radio and T.V. announcers
booksellers       railway employees
clerks               telegraph operators
composers        telephone operators
electricians        inventors
musicians          reporters
orators             secretaries
speakers          salesmen
osteopaths        writers
teachers

VI — GEMINI ON THE HOUSE

ASCENDANT . . . has versatility, charm and radiance, is eager to meet people, to understand people, and to help them, and to share things with them. Has a most inquir­ing nature.

SECOND HOUSE ... his mind turns on money and possessions. Is resourceful. Can make money from more than one source at the same time. Carefree, and so he does not seem to accumulate money.

THIRD . . . has a logical mind with quick insight; a ready wit and quick speech.

FOURTH . . . undecided as to where to live. Desires two residences.

If the Moon is there ... is liable to break off all con­nections with childhood, home and friends.

Sun there ... a large family circle, with many inter­ests; this brightens his old age.

Mars . . . scandal in the family.

Saturn . . . will seek help from his family.

Uranus . . . leaves home early, but accepts help from home.

Neptune . . . cares nothing for relatives.

FIFTH . . . has an intellectual approach to love, but will lead an irregular love-life, due to lack of interest in mo­rality.

If the Moon is there . . . superficial romances. If afflicted by Venus, incestuous.

Mercury there . . . trifling love affairs.

Venus . . . household intrigues.

Sun . . . vain and conceited in love.

Mars . . . several love affairs at the same time.

Jupiter . . . formal and pompous in love.

Saturn . . . loves people that are older or younger.

Uranus ... an intellectual lover.

Neptune . . . loves adventures while traveling.

SIXTH .. . loves variety in his work. A good osteopath, for he is dextrous with his hands. Quick at sleight-of-hand tricks.

SEVENTH . . . marriage and partnership will occupy much of his attention. A late marriage, often several, due to a lack of devotion.

If the Moon is there . . . mutual interest in marriage, but more as lover or mistress, than as man or wife.

Mercury there . . . neglects duties.

Venus . . . mutual infidelity.

Sun . . . too much talk in the home.

Mars . . . quarrels.

Jupiter ... a happy marriage, often to a relative.

Saturn . . . marriage to one older.

Uranus . . . cares little for marriage.

Neptune . . . tends to marry a foreigner.

EIGHTH . . . has much curiosity about death and the life hereafter. Is nervous, agitated, easily delirious; in­clined to invalidism and imaginary suffering.

If careless in diet and hygiene, will be subject to tu­berculosis of the lungs, pneumonia, bronchitis, pleurisy, chronic cough, asthma, many nervous disorders, and pains in the arms and hands.

NINTH . . . tries to make people see the reason for reli­gion and reform.

TENTH ... a good storekeeper, typist, bookkeeper, jug­gler, journalist or editor. May travel for a profession.

ELEVENTH . . . has good judgment in friendship, but likes friends younger than himself; however, Gemini here gives gushing, inconstant and superficial friendships.

TWELFTH ... a fine position for mental work; good for doctors and movie actors.

VII - HOW GEMINI MATES WITH OTHER SIGNS

WITH ARIES . . . very interesting and inspiring

TAURUS . . . good (see Chapter II, page 21).

GEMINI . . . not best; have a mutuality of interests, but it would pall because of the lack of diversion, and the lack of purpose in life.

CANCER . . . good: though Gemini is gregarious, while Cancer is shy and discreet; though Gemini makes friends in a minute and forgets them in the next, while Cancer is a loyal friend and respects everyone's privacy, they can enjoy the relationship, for opposites often attract each other; and Gemini, who loves to talk, could not wish for a better audience than Cancer, who is an ideal listener. And there is a child hidden in •every Gemini, that loves to be mothered, coddled and comforted by a person like Cancer.

LEO ... a good combination. Both are good hosts, love good company, praise and admiration. Leo loves to play Lord Bountiful, which impresses Gemini, who is actor and observer in one. Both are self-centered, and under­stand each other.

VIRGO . . . not good; Virgo worries Gemini, by being too fussy and discriminating.

LIBRA . . . difficult; scrappy, but they understand each other.

SCORPIO ... a tough combination; Gemini loves free­dom, whereas Scorpio is intensely possessive and jealous.

SAGITTARIUS . . . good; get along well together; both are curious, good talkers, humorous, and want to learn.

CAPRICORN . . . have little in common; Capricorn is too serious for Gemini's irresponsibility.

AQUARIUS . . . fine; there is great understanding, and they are very sociable; each understands and helps the other.

PISCES . . . impossible; too much emotional fireworks, and their personalities clash.

Thus, Gemini mates best with Aries, Cancer, Leo, Sagittarius and Aquarius.

VIII — PLANETS IN GEMINI

MOON . . . loquacious and intelligent, but lacks passion.

Afflicted . . . childish, frivolous and inconstant.

Child . . . needs much maternal love, or it will become indifferent.

Women in his life . . . intellectual companions, or shallow and unreliable ones.

MERCURY . . . quick, clever, loquacious; unbiased, and very versatile.

Afflicted . . . restless, anxious, overworks; often has a nervous breakdown.

VENUS . . . never quite satisfied ; poetic; has dual love affairs; flirts.

Afflicted . . . not affectionate; frivolous, fickle, incons­tant.

SUN . . . garrulous, quick, adaptable, cranky, superficial. The musician who says "I think".

MARS ... a keen, active and alert mentality; fails to follow through.

Afflicted . . . cynical, sneering, caustic and critical; feared and shunned by others.

JUPITER . . . brilliant, mentally restless, changeable, professional.

Afflicted ... difficulties with relatives; has hair-breath escapes.

SATURN . . . adaptable; able to cope with all the exi­gencies of life; loves mathematics.

Afflicted . . . danger of tuberculosis; a hard intellect, bitter and cynical.

URANUS ... a highly intuitive, original and versatile nature; an astrologer.

Afflicted . . . eccentric; a nuisance and a crank, dis­liked by everyone.

NEPTUNE ... a fine mathematician, a genius; unusual mental faculties.

Afflicted . . . absent-minded, visionary; a dreamer; liable to be the dupe of others.

PLUTO . . . eloquent, adventurous, inventive, many sided, keen judgment; has a great need to talk.

Afflicted . . . one who masquerades and make-believes.

IX — SATELLITIUM IN GEMINI

Literary, poetic, an astrologer, a surgeon.

Non-centered, loquacious, extremely conversational, even chattering. Marries twice, or leads a double life.

Nervous, mental, "free as air"; the eternal child, ever young; a great questioner, who often extricates himself from a difficult situation by this method.

X — CUSPIAN IN GEMINI

May 22nd to 29th

As different as day from night, from the regular Ge­mini type. Has creative imagination, with a devastating sense of humor.

Very loyal; makes a loving co-traveler and an agree­able co-worker; not meant to be alone; makes an excel­lent, companionable and stimulating mate, but cannot help being flirtatious.

Gemini's faults are irritability, nervous unrest, and changeableness of moods and opinions.

XI — CONCLUSION

Thus, this light-footed Gemini chap is quick, popular, and a walking encyclopedia.

Nervous and adaptable, he is clever in speech and lo­quacious.

He is always trying to please someone.

He is a wonderful companion, if you can overlook his flirtatious ways

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