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Your Horoscope for Gemini
by Susan MillerKeep in mind that your first house rules your health and vitality (not affected here), and your sixth house rules the proactive steps you take to stay healthy (medical tests, screenings, X-rays, CAT scans, MRIs, and so forth). Your first house will not be affected by this full moon. Your eighth house rules surgery, so this house is not affected here either. To be sure, you should check your forecast for your rising sign, too. Both medical and dental procedures are covered by your sixth house, so you may need dental care.
If it is not your health that is accentuated at this full moon, then it will be a project that is coming to fullness within days of April 23. You may need to hire someone to help you finish all of your work. If so, make a temporary hire for now because of Mercury retrograde. (Don’t buy anything expensive, like a car or computer—nothing electronic—and try not to sign any agreements until your glorious month of May.)
One day that should be simply wonderful for your career will come early—April 3—when Venus and Neptune will align in Pisces. You may be on TV or appear in print media with your photo because Neptune rules the silver image, and with Venus there too, you will love the picture they use.
SUMMARY
Several planets will have moved into Aries and be settled in your friendship sector, and included among them will be the Sun and new moon solar eclipse on April 8. New moon eclipses are known to bring news, change, and opportunity, although at times, an eclipse might also remove a person or situation from your immediate surroundings to make room for new conditions. This may happen if a close friend gets married or moves to a different region, and you will sense that you can’t be friends in the way you were, but you can stay in touch. Eclipses push us forward, and this one on April 8 will pour new and exciting people into your life.
