Dalai Lama
mental interests and abilities

Tenzin Gyatso has an extremely active, lively and versatile mind with a multitude of interests and an inexhaustible curiosity about life. He is quick to grasp new concepts and equally quick to lose interest in an idea or project once his curiosity has been satisfied. Tenzin Gyatso likes to taste a little bit of everything - concentration and disciplined study are not his strong points. Mentally restless, he may change jobs or locations frequently, or do work that involves movement, travel and variety.

Dalai Lama has a flair for language, playing with words, speaking, writing or teaching in an entertaining and informative way. He also enjoys meeting new people, conversing and learning a little bit about them, and works well with the public.

Sales, advertising, communications, journalism or public relations are good areas for The Dalai Lama. His ability to be articulate and communicate well is one of his greatest strengths.

Tenzin Gyatso does not speak up readily, even when he has a lot to say! Also, his mind tends to drift and The Dalai Lama finds it difficult to study very factual material that does not have much color or imaginative appeal. His intuition and first impressions are likely to be quite accurate, however, and Dalai Lama tends to depend upon this faculty in making decisions.

Dalai Lama appreciates aesthetics and has a fine sense of form, design, and beauty. He could develop great technical skill as an artist, designer, craftsman, or creative writer. The Dalai Lama could also sell objects of beauty - artistic products, cosmetics, jewelry, etc.

Tenzin Gyatso has the ability to please and harmonize well with others and a talent for assuaging strain in the relationships of other people. His sense of humor, tact, and personal charm are a great benefit to The Dalai Lama in any work with people on a one-to-one level.

Astrological factors in this Astro Profile section:

Mercury in Gemini

Mercury in 12th house

Mercury Sextile Venus