Gemini

The Vedic zodiac's third sign is Gemini, also known as Mithuna in Sanskrit. Mercury governs this air sign, which signifies duality, communication, and versatility. 

Key Characteristics of Gemini

Aspect	Details
Element	Air
Quality	Mutable
Ruling Planet	Mercury
Guna (Energy Type)	Rajas (Activity & Passion)

Geminis are noted for their fast intellect, curiosity, and exceptional communication abilities. They are adaptive and versatile, ready to acquire new skills and share their expertise with others.

Symbolism and iconography

Gemini's emblem consists of two figures, which are often understood as twins or two persons, reflecting duality and the sign's dual nature.

This perfectly matches Gemini's inquisitive, social, and multidimensional nature, as they can see all sides of an issue and adapt rapidly to change.

Strengths and challenges of Gemini

Strengths:

✔ Intelligence and Curiosity - Geminis are known for their keen brains and eagerness to learn about new things.

✔ Flexibility and adaptability - They can easily adjust to new conditions and viewpoints.

✔ Geminis, ruled by Mercury, excel in communication skills, including clear speaking, writing, and social connections.

Challenges:

✔ Superficiality - Their eagerness to know a little about everything might make them seem superficial and easily sidetracked.

✔ Indecisiveness - Seeing all sides of a problem may make decision-making difficult.

✔ Inconsistency - Their fluctuating behaviour may make them look untrustworthy or unpredictable.

Gemini is a dynamic and adaptable sign that is always seeking new information and social relationships.

Those born under this sign are inquisitive and talkative, but they must learn to balance their changing personality and avoid superficiality.

In Vedic astrology, Gemini denotes duality and flexibility, as well as the ability to easily traverse diverse views and circumstances.