30 Minutes | How to recognize GEMINI the TWINS | 3rd Sign of the Zodiac | KTBG Radio ASTROLOGY

GEMINI THE TWINS - 3rd Sign of the Zodiac SUN SIGNS | ASTROLOGY | ZODIAC Intro: TIFFANY @SpotOnSpirit Psychic, Reiki Master and Spirit Medium Contact for your own private reading: www.SpotOnSpirit.com Brief Overview from TODD BRANDON GORNY of @KTBGradio Philip Daro and the Pompous Band www.PompousMusic.com How to recognize ARIES, read by JOHN DIVON @JohnDivon Intermission: @JayFratt of the Conservative Hippie Podcast Show www.TheConservativeHippie.com @AdoraZen www.stonerhoroscope.com Be Original, Be You, Beeboobopboo @Beeboobopboo_ www.beeboobopboo.com LINDA GOODMAN Sun Sign Astrology Book Linda Goodman's popular works have made her one of the most successful authors of astrological publications in the world. Her famous bestseller, "Sun Signs", originally published in 1968, brought metaphysical consciousness to millions of readers around the world. Ms. Goodman made her transition in 1995 but her fan base continues to grow. How to Recognize GEMINI: "I wish you woudn't keep appearing And vanishing so suddenly. You make one quite giddy!" This time it vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail, and ending with the grin, which remained for some time after the rest of it had gone. If there are times when a Gemini person makes you think you're seeing double, don't run out and change your glasses. Just remember that Gemini is the sign of the twins, and there are two distinct sides to his changeable personality. Now you see it, now you don't. Was it love you thought you caught fleetingly on those mobile features? Hate? Ecstasy? Intelligence? Idealism? Sorrow? Joy? The mercurial changes of a Gemini's expression are as fascinating to watch as the psychedelic lights in a discotheque. It's hard to tell where reality ends and illusion begins. They blend-then they separate. Knowing where to look for this versatile creature requires a little forethought. He may be one place today and somewhere else tomorrow. Suddenly, too. A Gemini can change his clothes, his job, his love life or his residence as fast as he changes his mind, and that's pretty fast. Finding a good example to study may keep you hopping. You could try a bookstore. He's a browser, because he can get the gist of the contents in a brief scanning of the pages. (It's no accident that John F. Kennedy was a speed reader.) Mercury people also have that nasty habit of reading the last page first. If you know a Gemini who has ever read a book from beginning to end without getting bored halfway through, send him to the Smithsonian as a curio (or check his natal chart to see if he has Taurus, Capricorn or one of the more persistent signs on the ascendant). Geminis like to skip back and forth in a book, a pattern of action they also prefer when it comes to things other than reading. You're sure to find a Gemini or two skimming through the halls and matching wits with people in a radio station, a public relations firm, a publishing house, a telephone an- . swering service, an auto showroom or an advertising agency-if you can catch one between appointments. - When you've found this quicksilver person, study him carefully, even if you do get exhausted following him around. The first thing you'll notice is a nervous energy that fairly snaps, crackles and pops in the air around him. If he has a Scorpio, Libra, Cancer or Capricorn moon, he may not vibrate with so much obvious crackle, but the snap and pop are latent, and you'll sense their presence under the influence of the other planetary positions. An occasional Gemini will speak slowly, but most of them talk fast. All of them listen fast.