Libra zodiac sign: Business and work traits and characteristics

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Libra: Mercantile occupations or the fine arts are your best qualifications. in schools, on the stage, or the platform you would be quite at home, but there is an art known as gambling which it would not be well for you to be attracted towards, for your love of excitement is so great that this heart love would have no head to reason with until too late. You live to love and are naturally foresighted.

LIBRA possesses a mild nature like an unafflicted Venus. Being mild and calm, it does not provoke a violent form of reason, or imagination, like the other social forces, but, as a next-door neighbor to Mercury, and Mara, it partakes intuitively of a positive scientific trend and spontaneously is bright and knowing.

Excerpt from Astrology in a Nutshell by Carl Webber

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