Mercury in the 1st House can make you intelligent.

Mercury in the 1st house makes an individual highly intelligent.

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 Mercury in the 1st house makes an individual highly intelligent. It gives the individual rich power of imagination, analysis, argument power of oration, capacity for being a successful teacher, writer. poet, journalist, priest, preacher of religion. She or he can be an impressive public speaker, radio-announcer, and newsreader on electronic media, music-composer, songwriter, clerk or clergy.

Normally the individual has good handwriting, and sometimes she or he is an expert in analysis of handwriting including examiner of forged documents or any kind of fraud pertaining to documents. Most of the great writers, poets and speakers have Mercury in the 1st house, or at least Mercury is the lord of the 1st house. 

Mercury in the 1st House will enhace your skills.

Individuals become all the more sharp in intelligence, writing, teaching and witticism if they have Mercury in the 1st House in Gemini or Virgo. It has to be remembered that Mercury is ascending towards its highest point in exaltation upto 15th degree of Virgo, and thereafter it is considered as occupying its own Sign from 16th to the 30th degree.  Inspite of high level of intelligence, wisdom or experience, an individual with Mercury in the 1st house is vulnerable to cheating by others. 

These individuals do not themselves use unfair means in examinations, but allow or help others to use unfair means. But individuals with Mercury in the 1st house often get cheated by their publishers, by editors, and co-writers; in a sense they are easy victims of piracy in the written matter. Sometimes, inspite of being intelligent, they have to manage their education by own effort, say by undertaking tuitions, or some other part-time means of earning while learning. 

Prove your skills and your talent under Mercury.

They are always keen to help others in receiving education, either by coaching them or giving scholarships or other kind of encouragement and help. One problem with some of them is they cannot teach dullards and duffers; they lose their patience rather quickly. Neither they resort to flattery easily, nor do they easily stand flattery towards them. 

They are frank, outspoken and blunt to the extent of hurting the feelings of others. In the field of literature, they prove to be honest but bitter critics. These persons make very efficient and successful research scholars.

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