The fourth house in Gemini shows the home as a space of movement, communication, books, conversations, changes, and constant information exchange. This placement is connected with childhood, parents, real estate, inner safety, and the way a person feels their roots. In Gemini, roots may be not so much territory as connections: people, conversations, roads, correspondence, study, and a neighborhood where something is always happening.
In childhood, there may have been moves, life between two homes, frequent guests, an active mother, early learning, books beyond the child's age, kindergarten, clubs, trips to relatives. The home may have felt not like a closed fortress, but like a pass-through space where everyone talks, argues, comes, and goes. Sometimes emotional depth was lacking: it was possible to talk about everything, but real heartfelt closeness could be replaced by conversations and news.

