Planetary Influences：Ruling planet:Mercury;Second decan:Personal planet is Venus. Virtues：Determined, ingenious, charismatic. Vices：Closed-off, negligent, inconsiderate. Careers：Social worker, caregiver, medical researcher, actor. Skills & Aptitudes：Development of original ideas, communication skills, single- minded focus. Compatible with：October 1–5, December 18–19
Caring influencer
As a clever conversationalist with polished social skills, you are aware of human nature and are able to mix with people from all walks of life. Multitalented, you have the ability to lead in many different areas of life. However, this great attribute can become a hindrance if you spread yourself too thinly and scatter yourself in too many directions. An innate understanding of values enables you to advise others through being an excellent commentator on their situation, whether on a psychological or material level.
With the added influence of Venus in the second decanate of Gemini, you are warm and friendly and attracted to beauty and the creative arts. An easy charm gives you directness without being abrasive and bestows the gift of diplomacy, should you wish to use it. Venus can also emphasize a desire to be popular and make you attractive to the opposite sex.
Possessing an inventive mind and strong individuality, you may find that most of your satisfaction in life comes from fulfilling a need to do something different and original. Stumbling blocks that may arise to stop you in your climb to success are tendencies to become impatient and self-indulgent. This also suggests that taking on too much may cause nervousness and tension. You value knowledge and have the ability to learn fast, and you can usually commercialize this in a practical way. Often broad-minded and an advocate of freedom, you may have an interest in social affairs and human rights.
At the age of seventeen, when your progressed Sun moves into Cancer, you are likely to focus on the importance of harmonious surroundings and have a secure and stable home base. This also highlights your personal emotional needs and continues until around the age of forty-seven, when your progressed Sun enters Leo. This will magnify your confidence and strength and enable you to become more powerful in public situations.
Sun: Gemini
Decanate: Libra/venus
Degree: 13°30’-15° Gemini
Mode: Mutable
Element: Air
Star’s name: Rigel Degree position:15°50’-l 6°40’ Gemini between the years 1930 and 2000 Magnitude: 1 Strength: ********** Orb:2°30’ Constellation:Beta Orion is Applicable days:June 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Star qualities: varied influences: Mars/Jupiter or Saturn/Jupiter Description: a brilliant blue-white double star located on the left foot of Orion’
Rigel confers the ability to rise quickly in life, imparts strong willpower and an ambitious nature, and stimulates the mind to acquire wider general knowledge. Love of action and lucky breaks often stimulate you to be competitive. The ability to develop a scientific mind and even be inventive is linked to this star Rigel can bestow honor, material riches, and lasting success.
Linked to your Sun’s degree, this star suggests that you have a courageous and bold personality, with a broad or liberal outlook. You can also be hardworking, with good business sense and a flair for politics and public affairs. A strong preference for astrology, study, and higher education is also indicated by Rigel. This star indicates that great success can be achieved through as- sertiveness and a forthright approach, but warns against being too outspoken.
• Positive:founder of large enterprises, liberal, education, common sense
• Negative:short temper; insolent, unruly, demanding, restless
Creative and mentally restless, you are inquisitive, with many diverse interests, and you love experimenting with new ideas. However, you may need to learn how to constructively concentrate all your forces and limit yourself to a small number of projects in order to achieve your true potential. Worry and indecision could also prove to be unproductive and drain you of your energy. Although you appear confident, a need to be popular can also suggest that you need the approval of others. If, on the other hand, you discipline yourself to develop your creative ideas, you can succeed in a big way.
Besides a hidden sensitivity, you also have the potential for philosophy or spirituality, which, when developed, allows you to have faith in your own abilities and life in general. Since many people born on this date are found working beneath others with less talent and ability, it is vital to use this faith in accomplishing the goals you are capable of achieving. Spending periods alone in reflection, contemplation, or meditation is particularly good for developing your inner calm. Never underestimate the power of love.
Ambitious and determined, you may find that your innate business sense can place you in the world of commerce. Your natural psychological skills could prove helpful in sales, advertising, or any form of therapy. Although people-related occupations are likely to bring you satisfaction, you may find teaching or lecturing and sharing your knowledge with others will bring you special rewards. Usually you can collaborate and work well in a team situation; however, as you do not like to take orders from others, you may prefer to work for yourself. Writing and journalism can prove to be very positive outlets for the creative side of your nature. Alternatively, your natural dramatic sense may find release through music, art, dance, or drama.
Famous people who share your birthday include actors Dennis Weaver and Bruce Dern, actress Rosalind Russell, singer Michelle Phillips, and TV personality “Dr. Ruth” Westheimer.
Invested in the physical world, centred earth energy that is practical in application. The solid structure and orderly power suggested by the number 4 birthday indicate that you need stability and like to establish order. Endowed with energy, practical skills, and strong determination, you can achieve success through hard work. Security-conscious, you like to build a strong foundation for yourself and your family. A pragmatic approach to life confers a good business sense and an ability to achieve material success in life. As a number 4, you are usually honest, frank, and fair. The challenges for a number 4 individual may include overcoming periods of instability or financial worry. The subinfluence of the number 6 month indicate that you are protective and caring. It is important for you to be original, generate your own ideas, and make your own decisions. You may need to learn that being persuasive rather than forceful or bossy brings favorable results. Since you love your freedom, avoid being judgmental or overcritical with others, as they may resent your control.
• Positive:well organized, self-discipline, steady, hardworking, craftsmanship, good with your hands, pragmatism, trusting, exact
• Negative:destructive behavior, uncommunicative, repressed, rigid, lazy, unfeeling, procrastination, too economical, bossy, hidden affections, resentful
Your need for peace and harmony is likely to attract you to intelligent people who practice positive thinking and can provide you with mental stimulation. Your love of knowledge also suggests that you enjoy groups where you can learn new information or skills. In your relationships you prefer people to be direct, and you often see the advantage of using diplomatic methods in order to keep the status quo. Since you are interested in self-improvement, you are often involved with ambitious people who are bettering themselves. Nevertheless, in your attempts to be successful, guard against becoming overly critical or bossy with your spouse or associates.
For security, mental stimulation, and love you might want to begin looking for those born among the following dates.
Love & friendship:Jan. 4, 11, 12, 21, 26, 28, 30, Feb. 2, 9, 10, 19, 24, 26, 28, Mar. 7, 8, 22, 24, 26, Apr. 5, 6, 20, 22, 24, 30, May 3, 4, 18, 20, 22, 28, 31, June 1, 2, 16, 18, 20, 26, 29, July 14, 16, 18, 24, 27, Aug. 12, 14, 16, 22, 25, Sept. 10, 12, 14, 20, 23, Oct. 3, 8, 10, 12, 18, 21, Nov. 6, 8, 10, 16, 19, Dec. 4, 6, 8, 14, 17
Beneficial:Jan. 3, 10, 29, Feb. 1, 8, 27, Mar. 6, 25, Apr. 4, 23, May 2, 21, June 19, July 17, 30, Aug. 15, 28, Sept. 13, 26, Oct. 11, 24, Nov. 9, 22, Dec. 7, 20
Fatal attractions:Jan. 11, Feb. 9, Mar. 7, Apr. 5, May 3, June 1, Dec. 5, 6, 7, 8
Challenging:Jan. 9, Feb. 7, Mar. 5, 28, Apr. 3, 26, May 1, 24, June 22, July 20, Aug. 18, Sept. 16, Oct. 14, 30, 31, Nov. 12, 28, 29, Dec. 10, 26, 27
Soul mates:Jan. 7, Feb. 5, Mar. 3, Apr. 1, May 29, June 27, July 25, Aug. 23, Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 17, Dec. 15
Those with June 4 birthdays are driven by their fascination with acquiring knowledge and then taking the learning process a step further, expanding upon the information they have garnered and developing new approaches in their own, original fashion. While their attention is primarily absorbed by the conceptual realm of ideas, they are people- oriented to the extent that they feel the urge to impart to others their enthusiasm for whatever it is that most excites them. Anxious to inform and guide their friends, family members and coworkers, they yearn to influence the world at large.
All June 4 individuals have great innovational potential, and although some are motivated in their work by humanitarian concerns and may perhaps become social workers or caregivers, others choose to apply their considerable intellectual talents to the realm of research. Most have a pronounced artistic streak that suits them admirably for careers as writers or actors if they are self-confident enough to capital- ize on their creative capabilities. Although typically quite single-minded when inspired by a stimulating project, these people become easily bored when their intellects are restricted.
Whether unwittingly or consciously, many of those born on this day place their personal relation- ships in a subordinate position to their work. Their considerable charm, kindness and highly developed interpersonal skills draw others to them. Despite the great affection they genuinely feel for those closest to them, these people often may inadvertently hurt others when their profession rather than social com- mitments are regarded as paramount.
