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New Moon in Scorpio

Update: This post is based on Kabbalistic Astrology. Wish I could tell you how it differs from other astrological calendars. I shall look into it sometime soon. 

I wish I knew more about astrology. One of the things I like about the Kabbalah Centre is the focus given to the signs. Kabbalah follows the Moon, not the Sun. Moon signs are about our inner life and motivations. Sun signs are, as far as I can tell, about our outward facing energy and personality. I think this is why astrology charts that only look at Sun Signs can come across as generic or one dimensional sometimes. 

Whereas we each have our own Sun, Moon and planetary signs, we also come into contact with the energy that comes into the world any given month. As far as I can tell, the energy pulls on us the same way the moon pulls on the water. It affects the way we feel in any given situation and how we choose to react. 

This month we are entering Scorpio and would do well to keep our eyes peeled for the little zinger. This is the month when we can pull up our sleeves and really build something that we'll be proud of. That, or kill it with one fell swoop. Scorpios are meant to be intuitive, sharp, and intense. The scorpio energy means this month we'll be torn between building something grand, or just wrecking it with one fell swoop. Funny thing is I have been feeling that myself. Keep going or wreck it. 

This month I have chosen to build a future. So how do I go about it? I think it's down to trusting, opening up and being willing to lose control. That was the other tendency that was flagged for Scorpio: control issues. So what if things aren't going exactly as hoped or planned? 

It is time to give the universe, and others, the benefit of the doubt. This is a month that can bring lot's of crises. Growth Spurts. Opportunities. Resist the urge to panic or to give up. Trust that it will give you the chance to build something new and exciting.


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Reiki hugs, Regina 

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