Happy Birthday Scorpios!!!

Dates: October 23 – November 21

Element: Water Symbol: The Scorpion Ruler: Pluto, Mars

Physical Weak Spot: Reproductive area

Strengths: Passionate, resourceful, wise Weaknesses: Secretive, distrusting, power-focused.

Scorpios are the most intense sign of the zodiac. They embody all the positive and negative traits of all the signs plus their own. Scorpio has two rulers, the snake and the eagle, reflecting its range of emotion and behavior. They tend to be either the least spiritually-minded people of the zodiac or the most spiritually-minded. Some can be vengeful, jealous and controlling. While others are great transformers who seek higher consciousness and merging on a deep, soul level. Scorpio is associated with the unknown, secrets, sex, and power.

Being the scorpion is the spirit animal of the Scorpio zodiac sign, and it symbolizes a number of things, including:

  • Resilience Scorpios are known for their ability to transform and face their fears head-on. They can also regenerate, similar to how a scorpion can lose and regrow its tail.
  • Intensity Scorpios are passionate, intense, and full of desire. They are also stubborn and determined to succeed.
  • Complexity Scorpios can be secretive and complex, but this complexity is also their greatest strength.
  • Inner strength Scorpios teach us that true power comes from within and that we can emerge stronger by facing our challenges.
  • Embracing change Scorpios show us the value of embracing change and delving into our emotions.

Scorpio is the eighth Sign of the Zodiac, and you shouldn’t take that lightly. You shouldn’t take Scorpios lightly, either. Those born under this Sign are dead serious in their mission to learn about others. There’s no fluff or chatter for Scorpios, either: these folks will zero in on the essential questions, gleaning the secrets that lie within. Scorpios concern themselves with beginnings and endings, and are unafraid of either; they also travel in a world which is black and white and has little use for gray. The curiosity of Scorpios is immeasurable, which may be why they are such adept investigators. These folks love to probe and know how to get to the bottom of things. The fact that they have a keen sense of intuition certainly helps. It’s the Scorpion which symbolizes Scorpios, and it’s no accident. Much like the Scorpion would rather kill itself than be killed, those born under this Sign are the ones who are in ultimate control of their destiny. It is life on the Scorpion’s terms, too, since these folks promote their agenda (they are quite the executives) and see to it that things go forward.

Others may find this overbearing (it can be) and even self-destructive, but that’s the beauty of the Scorpion: these folks have tremendous regenerative powers, much like the literal Scorpion can lose its tail and promptly grow a new one. Fearless Scorpions rarely lose, they just keep on going, since they are stubborn and determined to succeed. Scorpios work as hard as they do so they can someday sit back and feel satisfied with themselves. These folks are intense, passionate and filled with desire. They’re also complex and secretive, so don’t expect to get much out of them, lest they become suspicious and exit stage left. It’s best not to bet against Scorpios, either, since these folks are surprisingly resourceful. Scorpio is ruled by the Planets Mars and Pluto. Mars was the God of War in ancient Roman mythology and is the first (and most ancient) ruler of Scorpio. When Pluto was discovered in the 20th century, it was also assigned to this Sign. Pluto was known as the God of the Underworld in ancient Roman times, so when coupled with Mars, expect some intense energy to head toward Scorpions here on Earth. This planetary combo makes for people who are motivated, penetrating and aware. Scorpions don’t miss much, since they are highly attuned to the vibrations of others. They are intuitive, probing and very focused on knowing who’s who and what’s what. Scorpions can lose their temper (and even become vengeful) when someone gets in their way, so it’s best to give them plenty of room!

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