Scorpio - Blog Posts
Zodiac signs living together
Aquarius: locked up in a room, reading or talking pictures of the beautiful backdrop.
Pisces: acts like the mother to all the other signs, cooking in the kitchen with Cancer.
Aries: in the boxing room, not boxing, but counting the number of punches scorpio does.
Taurus: eating the food Pisces made with Cancer.
Gemini: chatting with Leo, using a fake account.
Cancer: shouting at Taurus for eating all the food they made.
Leo: flirting with a person, via chatting (they dont know its gemini!)
Virgo: in the bathroom, bathing in a tub of milk, which would enrich their skin.
Libra: secretly spying on Aquarius, and trying to imitate their way of taking pictures.
Scorpio: punching the punching bag (taking out their anger), with Aries doing thr count.
Sagittarius: in the backyard, sunbathing, with Capricorn.
Capricorn: sunbathing with Sagittarius.
For my Scorpio baddies ✨
A List of Things That Signal I'm Sad or Feeling Something Very Deeply (But I Won't Ever Tell You-):
- I start being very short with you. Instead of thoughtful sentences, you only get (Oh. Oh cool. Ha. Etc.)
- I start having a very pessimistic drop in my tone
- I start changing the convo
- I start changing the topic to you rather than me
- I take longer to reply
- I use hhhhh a lot
**In irl**
- I avoid your eyes
- My posture drops
- I start fidgeting
- I stay silent
- I rest my head and just look like someone who got stabbed
"A part of me wonders if you'll even show up to my funeral. Will we still be friends before we die?"
- Dreaming of Wolves//Dark 3AM Thoughts
(Don't worry, I'm okay I swear, I'm just expressing myself.)
"It's a sad truth that I will write about everyone I love, but none of them will even try and put me into a sentence."
- Dreaming of Wolves
can someone read my bf's and I's birthchart, i have never been so confused
The Only Thing Your Sign Does Well
Aries: destroy
Taurus: sex
Gemini: talk
Cancer: dream
Leo: cry
Virgo: ignore
Libra: sleep
Scorpio: fight
Sagittarius: hide
Capricorn: spend
Aquarius: deceive
Pisces: create
Scorpio/8th House, 12th House, Capricorn/Saturnian : Law of Reversed Effort
I can't stress enough how important for the natives with placements mentioned to learn about this
The placements listed are the placements who deal with their timing the most and a lot of times, their life relies on fate. It doesn't mean the natives just need to lay back in their life, no. It's that the natives should have a really less expectations over things and people while still doing the adequate efforts without putting stress in that. Like I have mentioned before, the mentality of "I have to get this or else my life would be bad" won't serve the natives at all. The natives actually should go through life at their own pace, trying the best they could, and remove expectations. Only by that the natives will be calm throughout life and less likely to encounter massive detours
Saturnian/Capricorn and Scorpio/8th house placements usually are more likely to encounter massive detours when they are already in chaotic moment of their life. They are likely to attract a lot more complicated problems if they don't manage their emotions and thinking right. But when they try to calm themselves down and believe in themselves that they can handle things, that's when they realize the problem is not even a problem. Saturn deals so much with self-control. Eventually the mastery of self control is what makes Saturnian natives go much further in life. Similar with Scorpio/8th house. When they acknowledge their power and not victimize themselves, that's when they realize they can go through anything peacefully and they don't need to suffer all the time
The natives really should try to do law of reversed effort
< How you act when you're in love >
5H/7H house ruler in scorpio/8H house/8°/20° degrees: can, at its worst, make someone very obsessive, possessive, explosive, jealous and even an stalker when they're in love with someone ☠️ help. at its best, can make someone very passionate, intense, powerful, protective and sensual when in love, the type to go to the moon and back just for their lover. it's giving very ride or die vibes. The same definition can apply to venus aspecting pluto. Songs:
Him and I - G-eazy & Halsey
Woo - Rihanna
The whole Reputation album - Taylor Swift
The Weeknd songs
Paparazzi - Lady Gaga
Collide - Justine Skye
Middle of The Night - Elley Duhé
Babydoll - Ari Abdul
Animals - Maroon 5
Crazy in Love - Beyoncé
The whole Ultraviolence album - Lana Del Rey
Unforgettable - French Montana
Heaven - Julia Michaels
The whole Badlands album - Halsey
Killbill - SZA
L.E.S - Donald Glover
5H/7H house ruler in cancer/4H house/4°/16°/28° degrees:: can, at its worst, make someone extremely manipulative, moody, vengeful and irrational when in love with someone. at its best, can make someone very caring, loving, protective, nostalgic and nurturing when in love, they really like to spoil their partner emotionally. The same definition can apply to venus aspecting moon. Songs:
The Heart Wants What It Wants - Selena Gomez
Highschool Sweethearts - Melanie Martinez
Reminder - The Weeknd
Paparazzi - Lady Gaga
Part Of Me - Katy Perry
Te Amo - Rihanna
Alejandro - Lady Gaga
Sweather Weather - Arctic Monkeys
I wanna Be Yours - Arctic Monkeys
Cinnamon Girl - Lana Del Rey
deja vu - Olivia Rodrigo
Outside - Calvin Harris
Earned It - The Weeknd
The whole Born To Die album - Lana Del Rey (including the paradise songs 😘)
Ocean Eyes - Billie Eilish
5H/7H house ruler in pisces/12H house/12°/24° degrees: can, at its worst, make someone delusional, blind, influencial, escapist, and moody when in love. at its best, can make someone sensitive, empathetic, dreamy, empathetic, creative, profound, feeling unexplainable feelings, and VERY romantic when in love, they're probably the types to write poetry and imagine a fairytale with their loved one. The same definition can apply to venus aspecting neptune. Songs:
Love you like a love song - Selena Gomez
Love Story - Taylor Swift
Bad Romance - Lady Gaga (a song deditaced for their terrible taste in men, specially, but in women too 💞)
Training Wheels - Melanie Martinez
I'm yours - Isabel LaRosa
Renegade - Aaryah Shaah
The bridge of What a Life - Jhene Aiko
Why'd You Only Call Me Whem You're High - Arctic Monkeys
#icanteven - The NBHD
Happiness Is A Butterfly - Lana Del Rey
I Love You - 2ne1
Loonatic - LOONA
America - XYLØ
High Enough - K.Flay
The whole soundtrack of Euphoria - Labyrnth
Psyechedelic Addict - Anuka
As someone with these 3 placements (scorpio/pisces/4th/8th houses), I really liked doing this post since it's something very personal to me! 💕 Also, one thing I notice is that all these placements usually listen to a lot of music, more than the usual, when in love.
Mini tutorial in case you don't know how to see your rulers. Look at the signs in your 5th and 7th houses, then look at where the planets who rule these signs are in your natal. For ex: I have a 5th house in sagittarius, so I need to look at my jupiter, sagittarius ruler, who is in scorpio in the 4th house. For this, I indicate for you to look at the modern rulership, but in case you don't identify with the characteristics, look at the traditional ruler.
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Sneeuwland | Oskar Schuster | Sneeuwland
The Secret Seven | Owen Pallett | In Conflict
The Ascendant: Surviving Death | Roomful of Teeth | Render
Time to Send Someone Away | José González | In Our Nature
Cindy | Ola Podrida | Ola Podrida
Cutting Branches For A Temporary Shelter | Penguin Cafe Orchestra | Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Dauðalogn | Sigur Rós | Valtari
The Shape, The Scent, The Feel: Opening | Jason Moran | Music For Joan Jonas
Seven Swans | Sufjan Stevens | Seven Swans
Pentachrome | Laurie Spiegel | The Expanding Universe
Image from AnOther Magazine.
You're so down to earth: Capricorn; Aries; Virgo And I'm in the stars: Leo; Pisces; Aquarius So show me the sea: Libra; Scorpio; Cancer And I'll take you to Mars: Sagittarius; Taurus; Gemini
Fixed it! What a buncha goobs. All of them.
@forest-wolfie
Use the energy of the Supermoon to guide you 🌕
Oct. 17-20
There’s something that you’re doing wrong and you know it.
You want it to come way quicker than it’s meant to.. this is your sign to trust divine timing ✨
What’s yours is on its way, keep focused on the goal and it will come.
🌌 PART I: The Arab Astrologers—Names You Must Know
📝Abū Maʿshar al-Balkhī-known in Latin as Albumasar
Born in Balkh (modern Afghanistan) in 787, a former hadith scholar who turned to the stars in midlife.
His Kitāb al-Madkhal al-Kabīr (The Great Introduction) became the bedrock of European astrology when translated into Latin.
He systematized planetary natures, zodiac signs, houses, aspects, and the elements.
His “conjunction theory” argued that history moves in great cycles, marked by rare celestial alignments—especially Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions, which he claimed heralded the rise of prophets and empires.
"All change under heaven is written first in the sky."
📜 Al-Kindi – The Philosopher of the Arabs
A polymath in the Abbasid court, blending Greek philosophy with Islamic theology and celestial theory.
In De Radiis Stellarum (On the Stellar Rays), he proposed a theory of stellar influence—not superstition, but a natural force, like light or magnetism.
He laid early groundwork for what would become natural philosophy (proto-science), suggesting stars transmit influence through rays affecting Earthly matter and human temperament.
🌍 Al-Biruni – The Observer from Khwarezm
Though more astronomer than astrologer, he cataloged astrology in full without ever endorsing its claims outright.
His Kitāb al-Tafhīm contains precise definitions of astrological terms, planetary motions, and how horoscopes are calculated.
A master of cultural synthesis: he compared Greek, Indian, and Persian systems, noting their commonalities and contradictions.
🕊 Abū al-Rayḥān al-Sijzī & Al-Zarqālī – Instruments of the Sky
Developed the astrolabe, armillary spheres, and zij tables—astronomical charts used by astrologers to pinpoint planetary positions with astonishing accuracy.
🪐 PART II: What the Arabs Contributed to Astrology
🧠 1. A Philosophical Foundation
Arabs didn’t just practice astrology—they thought about it. They debated whether the stars compel or merely incline.
Al-Farabi and later Avicenna argued the stars could only affect the body, not the soul—a blend of Neoplatonism and Islamic ethics.
The stars whisper, they do not command.
📊 2. Horoscopic Techniques Refined
Arabs inherited and enhanced horoscopic astrology from the Greeks:
Twelve Houses (Bayūt): Places in the chart signifying career, love, health, death.
Lots (Arabic Parts): Points calculated from planetary positions, like the Lot of Fortune and Lot of Spirit, used to fine-tune predictions.
Triplicities and Dignities: Systems to assess planetary strength.
Interrogations (Horary Astrology): Divining answers to specific questions, such as “Will I marry?” or “Will the king win this war?”
⚔️ 3. Political and Historical Astrology
Astrologers like Abū Maʿshar claimed that world events—plagues, conquests, religious shifts—were written in planetary cycles.
Used to time coronations, launch battles, found cities.
Caliphs would sometimes delay decisions until the astrologers said the heavens were "favorable."
🏥 4. Medical Astrology
Used zodiac signs to diagnose and treat illness—Aries rules the head, Pisces the feet, and so on.
Ibn Sina (Avicenna) himself, though skeptical of predictive astrology, used astrological charts for medical diagnoses, especially in fevers and crisis periods.
🌠 PART III: Astrology in Islamic Society
🌗 Religious Debate
The Qur’an warns against claims to know the unseen:
"Say: None in the heavens or on the earth knows the unseen except Allah." (Qur’an 27:65)
So Islamic scholars:
Allowed astronomy (for timekeeping, Qibla direction).
Permitted astrology only if used to understand natural rhythms—not fate.
Condemned fortune-telling or attributing independent power to stars.
Yet astrology persisted—not as dogma, but as courtly art, folk belief, and scientific curiosity.
🕯 PART IV: The Transmission to Europe
Translations of Arabic astrological texts into Latin via Toledo and Sicily reawakened Europe’s interest in the stars.
Terms like zenith, nadir, azimuth, almanac, and even algorithm come from Arabic.
Albumasar, Albohali, Messahala—all Arabic astrologers Latinized into the canon of European learning.
The Renaissance astrologers (like Ficino and Agrippa) drank deeply from Arab wells.
🌌 In Closing: A Legacy Like the Night Sky
The Arabs did not merely gaze at the stars—they listened to them, charted them, debated them, and passed on their wisdom in tomes that still echo today. Astrology, as they practiced it, was never just fortune-telling—it was philosophy, poetry, medicine, and mathematics entwined in a cosmic dance.
You greet others with love,
while
I'm the one longing for you.
