The month kicks off with the Sun moving through Scorpio, bringing more attention to your mind and communication. This is a beautiful time to share your thoughts, opinions, lived experiences, and wisdom with others. You might also consider going back to school, traveling more, signing up for a workshop or certification, or reading through that pile of books on your nightstand.
You’re absorbing new information and knowledge through lived experience and shifting your understanding of the world around you in the process. Your daily life is busier than ever once Mars enters its pre-retrograde shadow period in Leo on November 5. Responsibilities are piling up and others might also assume that you have such a good handle on things—you’ll clean up their mess!
If you’ve struggled setting boundaries lately, this is serving up reminders that you need to protect your own time and wellbeing. Tackling too much and not having enough balance in your daily life can lead to burnout. There might also be some major projects you’re working on, and you’re in the portion of the process that is just a grind—this won’t last forever!
A New Moon in Scorpio plants new ideas in your mind on November 8. This lunation invites you to communicate—sharing you ideas, thoughts, opinions, and feelings with others is what is needed right now. You could learn important news that informs your next step or even have a conversation with someone that opens up your mind.
You’re also interested in learning new things—maybe consider signing up for a workshop or learning something new. You’re sharing something vulnerable with others when Mercury stations direct in Scorpio on November 13. Leading with honesty and navigating through any fears or embracing intimacy in what you have to say and share will be healing and freeing.
Relief comes when you feel like you are safe enough to share what’s on your heart and mind. You might also learn news that helps you move through a period of stagnation or uncertainty. This can also give you a push to book some travel or continue studying something you used to enjoy.
Extract — continue reading at the source.
