GEMINI (May 22 to June 21)

     There is an exceptional quality in the Geminian character that, depending on his abilities to consciously focus and di­rect what appear to be bifurcating ener­gy fields within his psyche, can work for or against him. On the positive end of his psychic pole, he is the "quick-change artist" who, with remarkable agility, can change with the conversa­tional and social temperature around him. This does not mean that he is like a cha­meleon which loses all sense of identity by fading into the background. On the contrary, he is your witty and congenial talk show host, the life of the party, and the archetypal "jack of all trades."

     On the less desirable extreme, he is the "two faced" con-artist who would think nothing of coveting his neigh­bor's wife (and goods). For that matter, he frequently marries twice.

Ruled by the planet Mercury, he un­dergoes quick changes of mood which manifest themselves in abrupt persona­lity changes and various other nervous complaints. Changeable as the weather, he would do well as a commercial travel­ler, a travel agent, a journalist, a messen­ger or linguist. If nothing else works, he can try acting, or politics.

  For the Geminian, the year promises to be a good time for financial matters. Depressed world markets notwithstand­ing, investments in commodity futures may be considered. The stars indicate that he might just hit the big time with coffee. If not, he can always open his own coffee shop, provided that Jupiter is 1.4°N of the moon on the shop's inauguration.

  He will be inclined to physical activity during the year (especially athletics), but he should not take foolish risks such as golf. Travel is also indicated. However, Lebanon is out of the question. If he must insist on travelling, south is the direction he should take. A visit to Sul­tan Kudarat may be a better alternative.