Dear Gemini,
There is a lovely surprise in store for you! I see some kind of proposal coming your way unexpectedly. Now, for some of you, it could be marriage and for others, it could be some sort of creative outlet. Whatever it may be, there is some kind of birth being given to. It may be literally giving birth to a new baby!
But for most of you, I see some kind of partnership coming in place. There is alot of harmony between you and someone here. A transformation is taking place within this relationship. I see you considering your plans for the future with alot of strength and courage. Not only your plans, but your plans together with your person. If this is marriage, I see a very lovely traditional wedding ahead of you. One that you may have been dreaming about for awhile. With that in mind, committing to someone is a huge step. There is alot of responsibility when it comes to your own obligations. You may be dealing with more than one choice here, or juggling different options.
Now, you are a hard working individual, but be mindful of where you put your energy into. You want to win at all costs, but ask yourself if it’s really worth it. Sometimes, it’s actually better to withdraw your energy and use it for something more useful another time. Because at the end of the day, you want to create something wonderful for yourself, whatever that may be.
For some of you, it could be building a life together with someone. Others of you, you could be wanting to find balance in a workplace and getting along with your teammates. Whatever it may be, it is best for you not to work alone, but with others. Cooperation is key here, and you will be surprised how efficient and successful things will be if you do work together. You are trying to build yourself here, and sometimes you just can’t do it alone. Now, for some of you, you could literally be looking at different venues for your wedding! I see some of you having alot of options of where you want to have your special day. I don’t know why, but I see some of you getting married in a very traditional way, meaning some of you are getting married in a church.
For those of who are not dealing with another person, I see alot of individuality and inner strength being built here. You are looking at what’s ahead and you are taking steps to move forward in the direction that brings you alot of creativity, harmony, and balance. You are shifting into healing yourself and finding that power of yours within. I see alot of you wanting to ground yourself with the many things that you have going on with your life. Because Gemini, you love to be involved in so many different activities. Just remember when you take on alot to find some kind of groundedness so you don’t feel constantly pulled and tugged, where all your energy gets drained. You need to take care of yourself too. I’m also getting for some of you, that you need to make amends with anyone you had a falling out with, especially the ones that you care about and the ones that you work with. Nothing is going to get fixed until you do so. And for some of you, I know that you already know intuitively that you need to make a wrong, right.
In terms of career, don’t let any competition hinder you. You are more than capable of rising to the top. There is a huge opportunity coming in, so don’t miss out on it. You are called to do this because you are a worthy competitor. Just remember to center yourself and find balance within it all. You have an awareness of who you are and what you bring to the table, so don’t lose your confidence with a little competition. There is alot of clarity for you where you see yourself at. You are going to attract whatever you put out into the universe. With both your compassionate nature and your sophisticated mind, you know exactly how to skillfully and diplomatically maneuver yourself to accomplish your goals. I see you living in financial luxury and owning everything because of your hard work. You have a better understanding of what it is that you want to attract and you are taking on a very positive approach in reaching your financial goals. And for those of you still searching for your dream job, know that if you take the appropriate steps and make the right adjustments, you will realize that there is alot of creativity and inspiration all around you. Take the time to look at things in a different perspective and you will see that there is so much more out there for you. Now Geminis, go and conquer the world!
Sincerely,
Aries
About the Creator
Dancing Dumpling
My name is Hyun and I am a modern dancer from Washington, DC. Writing has been a creative outlet for me, and it has allowed me to express my thoughts that I would not have otherwise, verbally. It has been a very helpful tool.
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