Let’s get lucky — and let’s get to listening.

At long last, Jupiter — our gas-giant planet of good fortune, abundance, games of chance and inclinations of excess — is going direct in Gemini.

After a four-month retrograde, he’s striking up the roulette wheel, and we should begin to feel more engaged in and enlivened by communications of all kinds and hopefully be able to more clearly recognize and respond to mechanisms of malicious misinformation.

Jupiter is considered an outer planet, meaning its effect on day-to-day life is less intensely felt than inner planets like Venus and Mercury. Jupiter’s pull is more closely related to broad life themes and assessment of how, where and why we invest our energies.

In Gemini, that energy is concentrated on themes of exchange, information, beliefs and extreme ideology.

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Jupiter is named for the king of the gods. NorLife – stock.adobe.com

Jupiter has been retrograde in the sign of the twins since October. Retrogrades turn our energy inward, while a planet’s direct motion inspires external expression, particularly in the loquacious climes of Gemini.

While Jupiter’s retrograde may have made us second-guess our instincts and intellect, the planet’s direct motion encourages us to thoughtfully question the world at large and the way language is wielded as a weapon.

Jupiter is within its detriment in Gemini, meaning the planet’s power is compromised.

Jupiter is about doing, sometimes to a reckless YOLO, “burn the boats” extreme, while Gemini is about thinking and speaking to an exhausting degree, more talking than walking, feeling or wholly believing.

Gemini rules the third house of communications and short distances, meaning this transit will most impact our exchanges with those in our inner circles and immediate communities. Still, these interactions serve as a microcosm for collective discourse.

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The mantra of this transit might be to cue the Depeche Mode — then reach out (Gemini) and touch faith (Jupiter.) Igor_Filonenko – stock.adobe.com

During this transit, we can all take note of Gemini’s independent and curious nature and apply it to our relationships and the reception of information.

Under these skies, we are encouraged to write letters to our lovers, cold-call interesting strangers, seek sages older in years or learning, and feed our heads with books, workshops and podcasts.

Jupiter rewards and encourages growth, so break free from the information loops, echo chambers and familiar banter.

Just as Jupiter can expand the good, so too can it amplify the negative.

Under the influence of Gemini, negativity can take the form of malicious gossip, over-sharing, bean spilling, believing in bulls–t, and inane mental chatter that inhibits empowered action.

We can do our best to improve on some of these less stellar qualities of the mercurial sign. Do that by practicing active listening and conscious discernment between fact and inflammatory fiction, hearing without judging, being wholly present with others, paying close attention to non-verbal cues and body language and doing our goddamn research before we react to or disseminate information.

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Just as Jupiter can expand the good, so, too, can it amplify the negative. Oskar – stock.adobe.com

In a must-see TikTok on this transit, the absolute luminary Dr. Nicole Truesdell imparts, “Jupiter in Gemini is highlighting the lack of embodiment of knowledge that we do as a society in favor of reacting in consumption of information to either prove that you are ‘right’ or that somebody is ‘wrong.’ “

Because Gemini is a sign of extremes, this transit can highlight how black-and-white beliefs compromise our ability to see and understand what is true, and truly in service of humanity.

Because Jupiter = expansion and Gemini is an air sign, we can and should make space for opinions and possibilities beyond the edges of our own experience.

Truesdall notes that Jupiter in Gemini demands that we ask ourselves whether we are capable of nuance. Does the way we consume information actually allow us to sit and understand the duality of life — or is it keeping us confined in a strict binary?

In this extreme — and extremely activating — political climate, and specifically through social media (an area governed by Gemini), the planet Jupiter, luminary of philosophy, is shining a stark spotlight on propaganda that may take root in the mind but rarely rings true in the body.

Reach out and touch faith

Jupiter will continue to question our beliefs, press our buttons and push our boundaries until June 2025, when the dice-rolling, pony-betting planet of living fast and loose moves into Cancer, the sign of his exaltation. Nata – stock.adobe.com

“Instead of talking so much, actually go back into the heart center and ask yourself, what and who do you believe in and why? Who do you give your authority to? And what is our responsibility as a society to push back against this binary way of thinking? It’s about actively listening to others and also tapping into the core of who we are to determine what it means to be human.”

The mantra of this transit might be (to cue the Depeche Mode) to reach out (Gemini) and touch faith (Jupiter.)

Because Jupiter is about broadened horizons and Gemini represents brain power, Truesdall shares that an expanded mindset will serve us well during this transit.

“Change is always here, it’s knocking at the front door. So what’s our responsibility in ushering in the kind of change we say we want? It goes back to our understanding and embodiment of where we have come from.

“Stop just reacting and start embodying.”

Jupiter will continue to question our beliefs, press our buttons and push our boundaries until June 2025, when the dice-rolling, pony-betting planet of living fast and loose moves into Cancer, the sign of his exaltation.


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Astrologer Reda Wigle researches and irreverently reports on planetary configurations and their effect on each zodiac sign. Her horoscopes integrate history, poetry, pop culture, and personal experience. To book a reading, visit her website.

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