Gemini zodiac sign: Business and work triats and characteristics

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Gemini: Art, science or educational affairs, in which your nervous restless, unfettered tendencies may not be annoyed, are your best lines for pursuit. Teaching and reporting are good. Being strongly intellectual with great activity, you should guard against excitements or extreme ideas for activity in acquiring knowledge is granted, you are not so very set about just what you succeed in knowing so long as you are not restricted in your own pursuit for knowledge.

GEMINI, like the planet Mercury, is nervous and unstable, manifesting either on the physical, sentient or soul planes of life; unsatisfied like an afflicted Mercury.

Excerpt from Astrology in a Nutshell by Carl Webber (1902)


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