Jupiter in Gemini
Jupiter in Gemini grows through curiosity, words and people. Luck often turns up in the middle of a conversation, and the excess is scatter: a little knowledge about everything, and not very much finished.
Tradition says Jupiter is less at ease in Gemini than in Sagittarius, the opposite sign, because it loves the big picture and here it ends up gathering details. That isn’t a flaw, just a different way to grow. You widen your world in small strokes: an article read on the train, a colleague at the coffee machine who happens to know someone, half a language that still opens a door. Your generosity is intellectual. You pass things on, introduce people who should meet, find the phrase that gets a stalled discussion moving again. Luck tends to reach you through your network and through writing. The downside is familiar: twenty browser tabs, three online courses started, an opinion on everything and a conviction about very little. Jupiter in Gemini gains a lot from connecting what it collects. A notebook, a question you’ve carried for years, one subject you agree to go deep on instead of skimming: that’s where your curiosity turns into wealth instead of background noise.
Jupiter next enters Gemini on 9 May 2036. Dates computed from the ephemerides, Paris time.
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