SCORPIO (10/23-11/21): Sometimes, the brightness of the Leo season is just too many luminarias for your personal preference, which is evenings with soft lighting and candles plus the light of the Full Moon for the 1st week. A comet adds a nice accent to the environment. Neowise is a yellow caution flag as we take our laps around the galaxy. At one time in antiquity, comets were considered to be evil omens of impending calamities. This comet seems to be telling us to slow down, respect the virus, and look at where we were going. Some still are. This year fits the Scorpion subject of transformation. Changes are more than just wearing a mask. Something is changing about our way of thinking. You will see and feel these changes more than the average person. There can be an opportunity for your Sign if you can figure out how to work with a modified World. So, start the month with a mind of your own, despite criticism from others. Be prepared for threats or injury to your personage on the 12th and 13th. Since this is a square of your two ruling planets, Mars and Pluto, you will have control of the situation. Don’t put yourself in danger. It’s time to make some adjustments at work as the 15th approaches. Work tends to consume half your weekend. The 16th can stir up a health problem, but that feeling passes quickly. The New Moon on the 18th advises you to make plans, but there could be a month of no real progress with the “old tried and true”.   So, this August month is a time to innovate to stay afloat. That could be the word of the month for everyone. Even your love life could take a hit on the 30th. It’s almost impossible to express your Scorpionic nature from 6 feet away. I guess that’s better than from 6 feet under. A friend entered the picture during the final week of last month. They can be useful for your sanity.  You may want to start a business called, “isolation Friends” for the next wave of this virus before it is conquered this December. A tough month comes to an end. Chances are that you will survive because you can be mean and tough, too.

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