Mars Moved into Gemini 8/20/2022
From Now until March 25, 2023, ardent Mars exerts his energetic focus in the very adaptable sign Gemini, much longer than his usual zodiac sign visits of six or seven weeks! Mars is leaving Taurus where he was a bit more laid back and this change will affect us peronally on many levels and in different ways.
The modus operandi of Mars is to be aggressive and go after the ob ject of his desire, He is fearless, forceful and fiery, and knows how to direct himself toward his goal. Insert this vibrancy into the sign of communication, interaction and thinking and you'll begin to understand what Mars in Gemini is going to activate.
Whereas we may have been a bit lethargic or lacking the zeal to engage with others when Mars was in Taurus, we will have no lack of ideas, passion or interest while he travels forward and backwards, going retrograde from Oct. 30, 2022 through January 12, 2023.
There are so many different directions our minds can go in Gemini, the archetypal sign of duality. Watch out for Mars firing up the rumor mill and avoid listening to or starting gossip. Instead, direct your energy into "the Twins" characteristic curiosity and do your research. Engage with and get feedback from your closest associates. This is a perfect time to take that study course you've always wanted to do, or take up a new pastime that involves learning strategy... like chess. On a more physical level, you may find a sport that engages your interest and fires up your vitality.
Whatever you are enthusiastic about pursuing, you can create a new sense of purpose that adds vibrancy to your life and the lives of those around you. Watch your words, bite your tongue before expressing anger and know that you can choose to be assertive without hurting others by what you say. Words and thoughts are things and they go out and bring back the intentions we radiate.
Individually, we can each make a difference with our intentions and our words, in our daily lives and in the bigger community. Mars in Gemini is a great time to stand up for yourself and others. Be assertive and as John Lewis said, "make good trouble".
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