Articulate sign

Articulate sign

In astrology, an articulate sign is a sign of the zodiac that facilitates speaking and other forms of communication, such as Gemini, Virgo, Libra, Sagittarius and Aquarius. These signs are intensely communicative and vocal, which is why they have been allocated that association.

* Geminis, ruled by Mercury, tend to be very talkative and quick witted. While they are very intelligent beings, they often need stablising factors to help them to see projects through to completion.
* Virgos, also ruled by Mercury, are quite analytical in their thought processes, but are often critical of others.
* Librans, ruled by Venus, tend to think and talk about relationships, contracts, and partnerships, which are very important to them.
* Sagittarians, ruled by Jupiter, usually think about the big picture, and make excellent teachers of higher education.
* Aquarians, ruled by Saturn and Uranus, possess an eternal quest for the truth, which makes them capable scientists and researchers.


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