Scorpio
OCT 23 - NOV 21
Embracing Your Power
Scorpio, you might be partial to spending some time alone as October gets underway. With the sun in your spiritual sector until October 23, this is one of the best times to relax and recharge. It isn’t a great idea to initiate any new plans at this point, because you’ll be busy tying up loose ends and finding closure on key issues. When these tasks are done, however, you’ll have space to welcome new opportunities once the sun enters your sign on that date.
There is a potent solar eclipse in Libra on the fourteenth that could coincide with a revelation or powerful intuition that opens new possibilities for you. Perhaps you’ll find the missing piece of a puzzle that helps you put everything in perspective and gives you answers you’ve been seeking for a while. Whatever occurs, you’ll feel ready to move forward and initiate a new phase of your development.
The focus gradually shifts to your sign as warrior Mars moves in on October 11, followed by Mercury and the sun a couple weeks later. Dynamic Mars in Scorpio can be very powerful, so this is your invitation to embrace that power and use it constructively. You’ll have a lot of energy at your disposal, so it would be a good idea to channel it wisely.
You’ll feel more confident and ready to shine your light once the sun moves into your sign on the twenty-third. This is a great opportunity to showcase your skills and take the lead when it comes to living the life of your dreams.
Finally, there’s a lunar eclipse in Taurus and across your relationship axis on October 28 that could be quite an emotional time. But if your relationship is strong, you’ll be able to take it in stride. Still, you might experience a fallout with a friend or business partner, so think carefully before you say or do anything you might come to regret later.
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