Real Life Astro: Double Scorpio Delusional Crime
Case study of a charismatic double Scorpio criminal. Have you ever had intense connection to someone, when you’d rather not?
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All about Scorpio, Sun, Moon, etc.
Legacy and the 8th House: The Sins Of The Father…
Do you believe that the sins of the father are visited upon the son? I originally posted this in 2007. At the time, I did not see that my brother was suffering because of my father’s sins. I also did not see my husband’s son, suffering for his father’s sins. I see this differently now.
Manipulating Energy: Pluto, Scorpio And The 8th House
A gal started a thread in the forum – Driven By Spite. It reminded of this series of posts, which I wrote 2008. It’s about benefitting from being stabbed and yes, I’m serious. I’ve been on to this since I was ten years old. Here’s the post: “Well I think energy is energy,’ I explained
Scorpio and 8th House Types Sensing Death
Scorpio and the 8th house are associated with death. Scorpios and people like me with a heavy duty 8th house are exposed to more than their share of death. Often they can sense a person’s impending death. I’ve had the experience many times and I’ve been on the other end of it as well. For
Why Does Scorpio Freeze You Out, Or Amputate A Relationship?
Selkie writes, regarding the stereotypes of the various signs… “…lots of Scorpios are harsh people who actually greatly enjoy judging others (even people they’ve never even met or talked to); insist on playing seemingly inexplicable games with people for years on end; take pleasure in seeing “certain” (or “certain sorts of”) people punished, and in freezing
Scorpio Benefits From Astrology The Most
When it comes to understanding your life, I think Scorpio has the most to gain from learning astrology. This occurred to me, reading comments on this site. People often talk about things they discovered about themselves or others via this medium. I began to wonder what kind of things are hard to know without astrology. Scorpio /
Sin Eaters
Sin eating is a custom that dates to the Middle Ages. It was practiced parts of England and Scotland and survived into the late 1800’s or early 1900’s in Wales…and also in Appalachia, USA. Sin eaters were poor people who were paid to take on the sins of the of the dead. It was believed