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  • About Scorpio
  • (Oct.24-Nov.22)



  • Scorpio is the eighth
  • Sign of the Zodiac.
  • After Libra's intellectual
  • exploration of other
  • people, Scorpio's
  • interest is in discovering
  • other people's emotions and how they
  • respond to the world around them. Scorpio
  • is the Sign of Sex and Death, the beginning
  • and ending of things, and they explore
  • these ideas from an emotional standpoint.
  • People born under this Sign are
  • investigative and probing, often strongly
  • intuitive and penetrating. As the eighth
  • Sign, Scorpio also rules the eighth House:
  • the House of Sex.

  • The Astrological Symbol of Scorpio is the
  • Scorpion. Like the mythical Scorpion,
  • people born under this Sign tend to be
  • strong-willed and wary of being controlled
  • by others. At times they can be
  • self-destructive, like the Scorpion who kills
  • itself rather than letting someone else kill
  • it. They are very determined, and once
  • they've made up their minds they are
  • unlikely to change them. They tend to be
  • stubborn, refusing to give up when others
  • have long since gotten bored and
  • abandoned a project, and getting things
  • done when no one else thought it possible.
  • In this way, Scorpio exemplifies the Fixed
  • Quality assigned to it. They are one of the
  • Power Signs (the others being Taurus, Leo
  • and Aquarius). Scorpios tend to have their
  • own agenda, and work intensely to achieve
  • their desires. People who wish to change a
  • Scorpio's mind often have trouble because
  • they can never be sure what their
  • motivation is; Scorpios are too complex
  • and sometimes secretive to be understood
  • easily. Within the Zodiac, Scorpio is
  • opposite Taurus, the Sign of Possessions.
  • While both Signs can be possessive,
  • Taurus is concerned with personal property
  • and Scorpio tends to be about community
  • resources and group investments. They are
  • very resourceful and self-confident.

  • Scorpio is ruled by the Planets Mars and
  • Pluto. In ancient Roman mythology, Mars
  • (and his Greek equivalent, Ares) was the
  • God of War, and ancient astrologers
  • assigned both Aries and Scorpio to this
  • Planet. Pluto (and his Greek equivalent,
  • Hades) was the God of the Underworld,
  • and when the Planet Pluto was discovered
  • early in the 20th Century astrologers
  • assigned Scorpio to this Planet. Under
  • Mars' influence, Scorpio is the
  • behind-the-scenes tactician while Aries is
  • on the front lines. Scorpio's modern ruler,
  • Pluto, represents Death and Endings; it's
  • the Sign of rebirth and regeneration. When
  • the Scorpion loses its tail, it regenerates a
  • new stinger, and Scorpios can be reborn
  • the same way after they suffer losses. In
  • addition, Pluto is a strong Planet. It
  • teaches a valuable lesson: while Scorpio
  • has a tendency to be possessive, Pluto
  • pulls things away.

  • The Element associated with Scorpio is
  • Water. Water Signs are emotional: they
  • tend to respond to the world through
  • emotion, rather than physical action,
  • practicality, or intellect. Scorpio's motto
  • could be "still water runs deep." They may
  • repress their emotions, but underneath
  • they are lusty and perceptive. At times,
  • though, Scorpio's water can be stagnant,
  • depending on whether they use their
  • energy in a positive or negative way. They
  • may be vengeful or vindictive and unable
  • to get past personal slights. Scorpios are
  • motivated and loyal, but they are often
  • misunderstood and people may see them
  • as dictatorial or sarcastic. If they have an
  • ulterior motive, they can be overbearing,
  • but in a subtle, sly, or manipulative way.
  • Scorpios are both mystical and scientific, a
  • combination that makes them very aware
  • of what is happening around them; they
  • are a Sign of great depth. If they aren't
  • careful, though, their passionate nature
  • may lead them into self-indulgence or
  • compulsion.

  • The myth of the Phoenix is strongly
  • associated with the Sign of Scorpio. The
  • Phoenix is regenerated from the ashes of
  • its death, and it rises into the sky, reborn.
  • The most highly evolved Scorpios aspire to
  • be the Phoenix or Eagle, rising above the
  • ordinary world and into something
  • extraordinary. Suspicion and jealousy can
  • pull them down, but passion and
  • awareness can help them rise above this.

  • In their leisure time, Scorpios enjoy
  • competition and challenge. They aren't
  • satisfied with moving along at half speed or
  • lowering their abilities to allow people with
  • lesser skills to beat them. They enjoy
  • difficult pursuits that challenge them to
  • excel, and they refuse to settle for being
  • anything less than the best. In love
  • relationships, Scorpio is caring, devoted,
  • and possessive.

  • Scorpio rules the reproductive organs.
  • People born under Scorpio may be more
  • susceptible to infections and fevers than
  • people of other Signs. Scorpio's colors are
  • powerful and strident, like Scorpions: black
  • and red.

  • The great strength of the Scorpio-born is
  • in their determination to see things through
  • to the end. They refuse to allow boredom
  • to turn them away from projects, and they
  • are committed to accomplishing what they
  • set out to do. Their passion and strength
  • makes them one of the most powerful
  • characters of the Zodiac.