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Scorpio season is in full effect, and with it, is a new moon in Scorpio kicking the month off on November 7.


Although new moons signify and symbolize new beginnings, the Scorpio's influence lends to this newness a state of confusion as well. Nevertheless, as we enter this new month and new season, accept that sometimes the hardest thing about beginning again is to actually start. So as you release, cultivate, and manifest, understand that a big theme of this month is the mantra "let go and let flow." Read on to learn what else November has in store for each sign.

Aries (March 21-Apr. 19)

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During November, all of your interactions with those around you will intensify as the energies of the Scorpio Sun travels in the relationship part of the chart. Adding to this, the energy of your co-ruling planet, Mars, will enter into Scorpio on the 11th. These strong feelings to merge and understand your fellow humans will become even stronger during the Scorpio full moon on the 12th. In order to gain as much insight as possible during this time, it might be best to ask yourself in deep reflection what you want from your current relationships and what you are willing to do to preserve it?

As the first sign of the zodiac, you are always on the lookout to how you might become a pioneer in the world. Well, this time is your time to plant the seeds of true friendship and partnership. This may be the best time to do job interviews, as the energies of your strong Sun sign combined with the energies needing to merge with others will allow your potential boss to see your more humanistic side.

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