Strong Scorpio placements know everyone else’s dirt, but they keep quiet about their own since they are very reserved, and they usually have a dry sense of humor. They usually have a good poker face and striking, penetrating eyes that seem to see right through you. You can’t tell a Scorpio a lie.
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What does it mean to have a Scorpio placement?
At first appearance, the combination of these two forces appears to be a calamity waiting to happen. After all, the Moon is in the sign of Scorpio, which is considered its detriment. This couple does have something going for them, for better or worse: the construction of a trine aspect by their shared element of water. The trine is an aspect that shows that two energies may work together easily because they have similar goals. But what are the objectives when the Crab and the Scorpion team up? Environmental control and self-preservation. By identifying weakness and employing it to their advantage, the person with this placement instinctively insulates themselves from any perceived instability or hazards in their environment. Early childhood is always associated with the personal subconscious, when our views of the world were fresh and new, and we lacked the tools to analyze or cope with them. In their early environment, the person with their Moon in Scorpio learns to cope with insecurity by taking control. This might be due to a dominating or possessive maternal figure, or it could be owing to a maternal figure who lacked control and therefore required others to demonstrate authority and power over the surroundings on her behalf. Emotional or bodily desertion would be a topic in the mother-daughter relationship. Whatever the manifestation, the person with this moon location learnt early on that in order to survive on your own terms, you had to either find a method to take control of your environment or yield to the uncertainty that comes with being under the control and possession of others.
On the downside, people with this personality type may be prone to a variety of emotionally disconnected and/or manipulative behaviors. Jealousy, suspicion, control, vengeance, and parasitism are all traits they can have. They have buried the part of themselves that can emotionally connect with others, so they can demand more of others than they would ever give of themselves. This is either due to their need to establish firm trust in others before allowing themselves to become vulnerable, or because they have buried the part of themselves that can emotionally connect with others. As a romantic relationship, they may deplete their significant other’s financial or emotional resources. They could be the friend who keeps their pals from building other strong emotional bonds. They’re the dreaded coworker that tries to dominate their coworkers while secretly sabotaging them. They can be smothering while yet being emotionally distant as family.
On the plus side, this placement allows someone to “sense” underlying emotional and energetic currents in their environment, allowing them to work strategically with others and handle any circumstance with ease. They are dependable because to Scorpio’s steadfast and loyal temperament, which it shares with Taurus, its opposing sign. They guard their loved ones and those whose best interests coincide with their own, taking whatever steps are necessary to preserve their stability and survival. They’re good at seeing the hidden mechanisms behind their own emotional processes, which, along with their transformational abilities and fixed nature, allows them to transcend restrictive or damaging behavior once they’ve decided to.
What does placements mean in astrology?
Planetary placements, or where a given planet was when you were born based on your geographic location, are included in natal charts. The planets are represented on natal charts by glyphs, and while there are other variants of these glyphs, the one seen here is the most common. These planets and their positions have a lot of meaning since they reflect different facets of your personality. When an astrologer says things like “your Venus is in Gemini” or “your Venus sign is Gemini,” they’re referring to the fact that a particular star sign (in this case, Gemini) influences whatever personality attribute the planet (Venus) is associated with.
What part of the body represents Scorpio?
Scorpio. The reproductive system, sex organs, bowels, and excretory system are all ruled by Scorpio. You may have a greater sex drive than most people if you were born under this sign.
What Are Big Three signs?
Astrology is more than just horoscopes for the day. It’s the study of the self, and when done correctly, it can disclose details about your personality you may have never considered before, guaranteeing your next relationship is just around the corner. Your Big 3 in astrology are your Sun, Moon, and Ascendant. Each of these positions, as well as the other planets in your horoscope, governs a different part of your personality and existence.
To read your birth chart and find your Big 3, you’ll need three things: your time of birth, your place of birth, and your birthday. Once you have the information, you can get your free birth chart using this tool from our pals at Astro-Charts:
How do I figure out my natal chart?
You’ll need three items to find your birth chart: the date, time, and location of your birth. (You’ll have to text your mother or find your birth certificate.) Fill out the form on an online birth chart calculator, such as Cafe Astrology, once you have that information.
Who is a Scorpio rising?
Scorpio is a very magnetic sign. The Scorpio rising person has powerful, seething emotions that are typically hidden. Others find you intriguing and secretive if this describes you; you appear to purposefully turn on the charm for them.
On the birth chart, someone born under this zodiac sign is at the ascendant. This was the eastern horizon zodiac sign at the time of your birth, but you’ll need a specific time to be certain.
How do zodiac houses work?
The houses in astrology are the cosmic equivalent of a crystal ball—only considerably more reliable. There are 12 houses in the Tarot, each symbolizing a different aspect of life, such as health, money, relationships, and everything in between. Consider the wheel of houses as a sky map, with planets traveling from house to house all the time. Each planet was in a different house when you were born, and those houses may be seen in your birth chart. Because the homes are based on the time you were born rather than the date, you may need to text your parents to find out.
The positions of the planets at the time of your birth (or throughout your life) might reveal important information—for example, if Jupiter (the planet of luck) was in your second house (which governs wealth) at the time of your birth, making money will be simple for you. (Could you please share the love?)
