Astrology
Gemini, 2023 Will Be A Year Of Slow & Steady Changes
It'll be worth it in the end, though.
To say that you’ve had a lot going on the past couple of years would be an understatement, right, Gemini? Sure, you’re used to juggling many tasks (chalk that up to your twin nature), but even the strongest of astrological signs needs a break every now and then. Luckily, the Gemini horoscope 2023 is showing that you’re about to see the fruits of your labor realized. In fact, you’ll find some relief in romantic relationships, and even your family and finances will take a turn for the better.
It might have felt like you were in a perpetual holding pattern in many areas of your life, and, in some ways, Gemini, you’d be right. But that’s all about to change this coming year, when alignment takes on a whole new level of importance in your life. This is your time to make those big changes that will propel you forward — and fast. And while you love the idea of change, thanks in part to being an air sign, be sure to proceed with caution so that you don’t undo all the work you’ve put into everything from your love life to finances and even your family ties.
Ready to jump into it, Gemini? Your 2023 horoscope predicts a lot of change — if you’re ready for it.
Love
Even though the end of 2022 might have burst your love bubble, be prepared for it to float once again come 2023. That’s right, your love life is about to get a whole lot sexier — and more importantly, fulfilling, according to Stephanie Gailing, an astrologer and author of The Complete Guide to Living by the Moon. “If the last few months of last year had you feel frustrated in that it was hard to declare what you desired and be clearly in pursuit of those aims, know that that is about to be in the past,” says Gailing. “Come mid-January, you should find yourself with more clear footing when it comes to moving your goals, including those in the realm of your love life, forward.”
While that’s certainly exciting, caution is still key when it comes to love. “The Tarot card for Gemini is ‘The Lovers,’ and you are the ultimate lover this year,” Gahl Sasson, an astrologer and author of The Astrology of 2023; Traversing the Bridge explains to Romper. “In 2023 avoid getting married, engaged, or even dating a new person between July 22 through September 5 since Venus, the goddess of love, is retrograding.” Venus retrogrades are notorious for complicating matters, and when it comes to love, it can bring out some pretty intense (and passionate) feelings. It’s best to ride out the retrograde until things calm down again.
Finances
You’ve gone through some lean times, Gemini, but that’s about to change. Come 2023, you won’t exactly be rolling in the dough, but you won’t have to get up so early to make the doughnuts, either. “Gemini is being offered a new way to look and communicate about finances and money,” Dr. MaeRuth McCantis, an astrologer explains. “Optimistic and truth-telling Jupiter in Aries is connecting with the long Mars in Gemini transit and this connection may have a far-reaching effect in every area of your life, by looking at your finances through the lens of personal time, energy and effort that results in what’s in the bank.”
You’ll also become more strategic in not just how you spend your money, but your time, too. “The last years have offered you a major lesson in terms of learning how to pool resources (whether money, time, and/or talent) to the aim of enhancing your financial position,” says Gailing. “Likely, this has been intense at time.” Fortunately, you’ll experience a temporary pause from the end of March through mid-June, which will offer you some perspective and clarity on how to handle not just your money matters, but also collaborations that could prove to be beneficial to you on all levels.
Family
If ever there were a time to heal old family wounds, Gemini, 2023 would be it. It might be challenging to have those difficult conversations with cousins and other relatives, but ultimately it will benefit the whole family, says McCantis.“There is and has been a rare occurrence with Mars in Gemini, from August 2022 and concluding in March 2023,” adds McCantis. “This placement gives you a chance to refine and create heart to heart communication which makes for more loving, peaceful and fulfilling relationships.”
Your Gemini horoscope 2023 is also focused on communication, and you’ll be doing a lot of it, especially with family members (including your family of origin and those who are like family to you). But be sure to keep a cool head as you communicate, since choosing your words wisely at this time can have a long-lasting ripple effect for years to come. “The eclipses this year (April/May and October) could create sudden and unexpected letting go, visitations to the hospital, and tensions in the household and your family,” says Sasson. “Try to be extra giving and compassionate this year to all of your family members.”
Career
When it comes to your career, you should consider what’s been working for you — and what hasn’t — since the New Year is the time to make changes you might have been putting off. “This is a great year to galvanize and manifest your wishes in your career,” advises Sasson. “Keywords for you in 2023: discipline, plan, focus, and practicality.”
“On March 7, structured Saturn moves into Pisces, and your 10th House of Career, where it will reside for the next two-plus years,” adds Gailing. “As such, it yields an important time for you to take the next step in taking your career aims seriously.” The good news is that you shouldn’t feel rushed to make any quick decisions, since time is on your side… for now. Consider bigger investments of time (such as going back to school or creating new connections) that will offer an even profitable payoff in the future. Adds McCantis: “This is the year to gain an understanding about personal resources of time and energy, and how you spend them.”
You can expect big changes, thanks to your Gemini horoscope 2023. But even though fast and furious might be fun, slow and steady will be how you reach success in 2023, Gemini.
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