| "The shoulders, arms, and hands, as well as the lungs together with the bronchial tubes, are assigned to Gemini. The hands deal with what we take on and really carry out, but also with what we grasp. The key phrase of Gemini is: "I think." This concerns the cerebral work of thinking and of intellectual work. Therefore the health and well-being of Gemini depend especially on how well head and hand—or theory and practice—agree." ~ Sabine Heideweg |  |
Put fresh bird seed in a feeder
and wait. Within an hour, maybe a day, you’ll discover one lone bird
pecking happily at the plentiful seed. An hour later there will be twenty
more, fighting to get at the perch. Why doesn’t the first bird keep
her cache a secret? Ask yourself the same today as you rush out to tell
the news. You’re itchy to connect and talk on a Gemini Moon. If you
resolve to quietly breathe, you’ll hear what others can’t suppress.
It’s a dry air day: good for hanging curtains, airing out rugs.
Bring flowers into the house; plant your vines. Check the world mood.
It could be hectic, changeable, capricious. To keep stress from going
into your shoulders, arms or hands, think "my limbs are long and
supple, " sending your breath there to create more space. Then,
feeling loose and free, join with the day’s ping pong of energy and
discover a new life direction. Listen for a sudden inspiration where
you’ve been stuck. On a Gemini moon long ago a sailor found himself
in high winds and choppy water, his boat tossing like a toy. The day’s
turbulence called forth his fear and his faith. Zeus sent his Gemini
sons, Castor and Pollux to help. They flashed twin beams of light, directing
the sailor to safety. You never know when help will come. Faith is most
precious when there’s no reason for it, when it’s just an idea you send
into the turbulent air. Watch the sky for signs.
