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The Queen’s Tarot (Octo) The name “October” comes from the Latin word octo, meaning “eight.”
In the original Roman calendar, October was the eighth month of the year.
This calendar, attributed to Romulus around 750 BCE, only had ten months, starting with March and ending with December. When January and February were later added to the calendar.
October became the tenth month, but it retained its original name.
October moves from Libra’s air sign qualities to Scorpio’s intense and enthusiastic water sign energy.
Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)
Element: Water Ruling House: Eighth
Polarity: Negative Spirit Color: Black
Quality: Fixed Lucky Gem: Topaz & opal
Ruling Planet: Pluto, Mars Flower: Hibiscus & geraniums
Astrological Rewards and Spiritual Offerings.
Scorpio is a Water astrological sign, which means the person who bears the insignia of this zodiac, is deeply emotional, intuitive, and connected to the subconscious.
In during my cosmic research, Charting the House Placement (Roman Calendar) of this astrological constellation, the qualities, the mental attributes, the intellectual of pure thoughts, it’s that consecrated, embracing, spiritual saturation, which beautifully flows, universally. In addition, to be keenly observant, I have been rewarded in grace and in honor to have intellectually, and emotionally entertained.
Scorpios are determined, they are persistent in their quest, and sometimes resistant to change.
Ruled by both Pluto (the planet of evolution and rebirth) and Mars (the planet of action and desire).
With the duality of those fusing, planetary governing, Scorpios are known for their intensity, passion, and informative nature.
A Little Mythology
Scorpio makes a great friend and amazing lover. Their magnetic charisma makes them suitable leaders, too, especially since, can you believe this, 11% of the world leaders are born under the Scorpio sign, interesting, if I might add.
The Houses And What Each House Symbolizes In Astronomy
In astrology, the zodiac signs correspond to the 12 Houses, and each Zodiac sign rules a specific house in the natural zodiac.
This alignment displays each house with the energy of its corresponding zodiac sign.
1st House – Aries: Self, identity, and appearance. Ruled by Mars, Aries gives this house dynamic and assertive energy.
2nd House – Taurus: Finances, possessions, and self-worth. Ruled by Venus, Taurus brings stability and a love of comfort to this house.
3rd House – Gemini: Communication, learning, and siblings. Ruled by Mercury, Gemini adds curiosity and adaptability here.
4th House – Cancer: Home, family, and emotional security. Ruled by the Moon, Cancer gives a nurturing and protective energy to this house.
5th House – Leo: Creativity, romance, and self-expression. Ruled by the Sun, Leo infuses this house with confidence and warmth.
6th House – Virgo: Work, health, and daily routines. Ruled by Mercury, Virgo brings order and practicality to this house.
7th House – Libra: Partnerships and relationships. Ruled by Venus, Libra adds harmony and balance to this house.
8th House – Scorpio: Transformation, intimacy, and shared resources. Ruled by Pluto (modern) and Mars (traditional), Scorpio brings depth and renewal here.
9th House – Sagittarius: Travel, higher learning, and philosophy. Ruled by Jupiter, Sagittarius fills this house with exploration and optimism.
10th House – Capricorn: Career and public image. Ruled by Saturn, Capricorn brings discipline and ambition to this house.
11th House – Aquarius: Friendships, communities, and dreams. Ruled by Uranus (modern) and Saturn (traditional), Aquarius gives innovation and vision to this house.
12th House – Pisces: Mysticism, subconscious, and endings. Ruled by Neptune (modern) and Jupiter (traditional), Pisces infuses this house with spirituality and compassion.
If you practice the mystique of Palmistry or of the Celestial Empowerment, you have to know the Zodiac Houses and the necessity when you are doing a Natal Chart, or for rituals, in the placement of the Moon.
Grand Rising Archangel For October
Archangel Jophiel(pronounced Jof’fill) is often linked to October, representing beauty, wisdom, and positivity.
Archangel Jophiel is often depicted with feminine energy, representing beauty, grace, and wisdom. However, it’s important to note that angels, including Archangels, are spiritual beings and don’t have a physical gender like humans do.
Their energies may feel more masculine or feminine depending on the qualities they embody.
Jophiel, whose name means, “Beauty of God,” is widely associated with nurturing, creative, and loving energies, which is why she is often seen as having a feminine essence in art and descriptions.
Archangel Jophiel colors of yellow or gold, symbolizing enlightenment, and optimism.
I knew in my lifetime, I would bear witness, to research there is actually a Heavenly Female Archangel.
It now gives the words, to the song “Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel,” a new meaning now okay.
The Archangel Often Associated With Scorpio
Archangel Jeremiel represents transformation, clarity, and forgiveness, which aligns with Scorpio's themes of emotional depth, rebirth, and introspection.
This Archangel is also known for helping individuals review their life choices and emotions, guiding them toward spiritual growth and renewal.
Candle Ritual For The Month of October
It is a Deep Orange and Maroon are common candle colors for October.
The blending candles radiate so beautifully, when utilizing, the flickering silhouette dancing in the backdrop of any room, sets the mood, perfect to indulge and reflect, draw in that spiritual Autumn Equinox positive energy reflecting the interchangeable autumnal energy.
What You’ll Need For The Scared Ritual.
One deep orange candle (for energy, creativity, and personal power).
One maroon candle (for grounding, passion, and resilience).
A small bowl of water or salt (for purification).
A piece of paper and pen (to write intentions).
Matches or a lighter
Steps
Prepare Your Space Find a quiet, clean space where you won’t be disturbed. Arrange the candles side by side, with the bowl of water or salt between them.
Take a few deep breaths to center yourself, your temple should be free of any negative radicals hindering your path to your Third Eye of existence.
Once you begin any ritual, chanting, or any incantation unto ether, or echoing any Om evocations you are invoking, with Mother Nature, keep in heart, you are asking to become one with her, which, should be a sacred offering, you are utilizing her element of Fire.
Set Your Intention Reflect on what you wish to manifest or release—this could relate to emotional balance, or renewed strength. Write your intention on the piece of paper.
You can chant something, like..
“I release old patterns and welcome divine energy.”
“I seek balance and serenity in my life.”
Light the Deep Orange Candle As you light the orange candle, say
“I ignite the flame of energy, creativity, and revolution. May it light my path forward.”
Light the Maroon Candle as you light the maroon candle, recite your own incantation.
“I ground myself with passion, strength, and peace,” ask the universe. “May this infusing anointed energy stabilize me.”
Meditate and Visualize
Close your eyes and visualize a warm glow from the orange flame filling your upper body, inhale and slowly exhale, you feel that pulsating rush, celestial empowering, and energizing you.
Then
imagine a grounding maroon light flowing from your feet rooting to the earth, anchoring you in stability.
Let the lights blend harmoniously.
Release Your Intention
Read your written intention aloud or silently, then, fold the paper and place it under the bowl of water or salt, symbolizing purification and commitment to your goal.
Express Gratitude
Thank the energies of the candles and elements for supporting you in this soothing and meditative ritual.
Put Out The Flames
Gently blow out all the burning the candles, visualizing your intentions released into the universe.
Keep the folded paper somewhere special or you can simply burn it later as a final act of releasing it to the wind.
Consult with a High Priestess/Ordained Spiritual Advisor, this ritual, if done precisely leaves the temple in a state of wonder, a feel good overall, emotionally, and mentally levitated, weightlessness.
October Month Color
Maroon and Deep Orange: These colors reflect the fiery and transformative energy of autumn.
Maroon symbolizes warmth, passion, and grounding, while deep orange signifies creativity, enthusiasm, and change.
Scorpio’s Month Color
The colors that specify a Scorpio, are Deep Red and Black.
Scorpio's colors mirror the sign's intense and mysterious nature. Deep red represents passion, power, and transformation, while black embodies depth, mystery, and resilience
October’s Sacred Charka
The chakra associated with October and Scorpio is the Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana).
For November Scorpios, the most aligned chakra is the Sacral Chakra as well (Svadhisthana), which resonates deeply with Scorpio’s emotional intensity, creativity,
October’s Beautiful Sunrise Stone
The birthstones for October are Opal and Tourmaline, each stone carries that unique beauty, the Opal when worn, it adds that old ancient feeling energy.
Opal- Oh, I love this beautiful stone. Known for its mesmerizing play of colors, opal symbolizes creativity, hope, and emotional healing. It’s often seen as a stone of rebirth and protection.
Tourmaline-Found in a variety of colors, pink tourmaline is particularly associated with October.
It represents love, compassion, and emotional balance, making it a powerful stone for healing and harmony.
Scorpio’s Kindred Stone
Topaz- A traditional birthstone for November Scorpios, it symbolizes love, success, and creativity, offering all you Scorpios clarity and emotional balance.
Opal- Known for its mesmerizing play of colors, opal represents transformation, intuition, and emotional healing, aligning perfectly with Scorpio’s energy.
A Scorpio Galactic Glimpse
In October, the Sun transitions from Libra (September 23 – October 22) to Scorpio (October 23 – November 21).
This means October holds the harmonious and balanced energy of Libra early in the month and then shifts to Scorpio’s intense and harmonic nature toward the end that is embracing cosmic progressing.
Moon in Scorpio
For Scorpio's specifically, the Moon's position is significant because it amplifies Scorpio's emotional depth and intuition. When the Moon is in Scorpio, emotions become more intense, private..
A Scorpio Moon is perfect for introspection, spiritual work, and releasing what no longer serves.
October’s Sacred Blooming Flower
The birth flowers for October are the Marigold and Cosmos.
Marigold- This October flower symbolizes passion, creativity, and the warmth of the Sun.
Marigolds also represent a connection to emotions and transformation, much like autumn’s energy.
They are vibrant flowers associated with courage and comfort.
Cosmos- This bouquet of flowers represents balance, peace, and harmony, cosmos flowers reflect the natural order and beauty of the universe.
They are a reminder of tranquility and the importance of living in tune with one's surroundings.
The flowers associated with Scorpio are bold, mysterious, and intense, reflecting this astrological passionate nature.
Hibiscus and Geraniums are the flowers often associated with Scorpio
October’s Beautiful Spiritual Connection Numerology is 10.
The number for October is 10, as it is the tenth month of the year.
In numerology, the number 10 symbolizes completion, new beginnings, and potential, combining the independence of 1 with the infinite cycles of 0.
Number In Spiritual Numerology For Scorpio is 9
This spiritual number resonates with themes of evolution, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment, reflecting Scorpio’s depth and focus on rebirth.
A Little Sugar And Spice And Everything Nice
Here are some key spices for October, these spices are perfect for making Pumpkin Spice Smoothies, which I do indulge.
Cinnamon- Symbolizing warmth and protection, it's perfect for bringing a cozy vibe to the season.
Nutmeg- Adds a hint of earthiness, representing grounding and balance during transitional times.
Clove- Known for its deep, aromatic presence, clove signifies warmth and transformation.
Ginger-Provides a spicy kick, associated with energy, passion, and renewal.
Allspice- Combines the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove, embodying the essence of autumn.
Star Anise- Adds a touch of mystery and sophistication, symbolizing clarity and wisdom.
Soaring In Faith, Love, and Peace
Bird for October
The Swan is primarily aligned with October. Swans symbolize grace, intuition, and transformation, their qualities are reflective of autumn's changes and balance as the month transitions from Libra to Scorpio.
Bird for Scorpio
The Phoenix is the symbolic bird for Scorpio.
While mythical, the Phoenix perfectly captures Scorpio's themes of transformation, rebirth, and resilience.
Another bird sometimes linked to Scorpio is the Eagle, representing vision, strength.
For November Scorpios, the bird symbol often associated is the Phoenix as is for October Scorpios a defined trait that aligns with Scorpio's intensity and depth.
Glancing Over The Horizons
October for Love, Health, and Money.
Love
October encourages deep emotional connections, aligning with the passionate energy of Scorpio.
Health
Focus on grounding and balance. October encourages nurturing both physical and emotional well-being.
Money
Focus on balance and grounding. October is a great time for detoxing and preparing for the colder months.
Proverb Of The Day
French Proverb for October, “Qui sème le vent, récolte la tempête.” (“Who sows the wind, reaps the storm.”)
This French Proverb is the reflection in thought, that our actions have consequences, particularly when we act carelessly or recklessly.
It serves as a reminder to be mindful of the energy we put into the world.
In the original Roman calendar, October was the eighth month of the year.
This calendar, attributed to Romulus around 750 BCE, only had ten months, starting with March and ending with December. When January and February were later added to the calendar.
October became the tenth month, but it retained its original name.
October moves from Libra’s air sign qualities to Scorpio’s intense and enthusiastic water sign energy.
Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)
Element: Water Ruling House: Eighth
Polarity: Negative Spirit Color: Black
Quality: Fixed Lucky Gem: Topaz & opal
Ruling Planet: Pluto, Mars Flower: Hibiscus & geraniums
Astrological Rewards and Spiritual Offerings.
Scorpio is a Water astrological sign, which means the person who bears the insignia of this zodiac, is deeply emotional, intuitive, and connected to the subconscious.
In during my cosmic research, Charting the House Placement (Roman Calendar) of this astrological constellation, the qualities, the mental attributes, the intellectual of pure thoughts, it’s that consecrated, embracing, spiritual saturation, which beautifully flows, universally. In addition, to be keenly observant, I have been rewarded in grace and in honor to have intellectually, and emotionally entertained.
Scorpios are determined, they are persistent in their quest, and sometimes resistant to change.
Ruled by both Pluto (the planet of evolution and rebirth) and Mars (the planet of action and desire).
With the duality of those fusing, planetary governing, Scorpios are known for their intensity, passion, and informative nature.
A Little Mythology
Scorpio makes a great friend and amazing lover. Their magnetic charisma makes them suitable leaders, too, especially since, can you believe this, 11% of the world leaders are born under the Scorpio sign, interesting, if I might add.
The Houses And What Each House Symbolizes In Astronomy
In astrology, the zodiac signs correspond to the 12 Houses, and each Zodiac sign rules a specific house in the natural zodiac.
This alignment displays each house with the energy of its corresponding zodiac sign.
1st House – Aries: Self, identity, and appearance. Ruled by Mars, Aries gives this house dynamic and assertive energy.
2nd House – Taurus: Finances, possessions, and self-worth. Ruled by Venus, Taurus brings stability and a love of comfort to this house.
3rd House – Gemini: Communication, learning, and siblings. Ruled by Mercury, Gemini adds curiosity and adaptability here.
4th House – Cancer: Home, family, and emotional security. Ruled by the Moon, Cancer gives a nurturing and protective energy to this house.
5th House – Leo: Creativity, romance, and self-expression. Ruled by the Sun, Leo infuses this house with confidence and warmth.
6th House – Virgo: Work, health, and daily routines. Ruled by Mercury, Virgo brings order and practicality to this house.
7th House – Libra: Partnerships and relationships. Ruled by Venus, Libra adds harmony and balance to this house.
8th House – Scorpio: Transformation, intimacy, and shared resources. Ruled by Pluto (modern) and Mars (traditional), Scorpio brings depth and renewal here.
9th House – Sagittarius: Travel, higher learning, and philosophy. Ruled by Jupiter, Sagittarius fills this house with exploration and optimism.
10th House – Capricorn: Career and public image. Ruled by Saturn, Capricorn brings discipline and ambition to this house.
11th House – Aquarius: Friendships, communities, and dreams. Ruled by Uranus (modern) and Saturn (traditional), Aquarius gives innovation and vision to this house.
12th House – Pisces: Mysticism, subconscious, and endings. Ruled by Neptune (modern) and Jupiter (traditional), Pisces infuses this house with spirituality and compassion.
If you practice the mystique of Palmistry or of the Celestial Empowerment, you have to know the Zodiac Houses and the necessity when you are doing a Natal Chart, or for rituals, in the placement of the Moon.
Grand Rising Archangel For October
Archangel Jophiel(pronounced Jof’fill) is often linked to October, representing beauty, wisdom, and positivity.
Archangel Jophiel is often depicted with feminine energy, representing beauty, grace, and wisdom. However, it’s important to note that angels, including Archangels, are spiritual beings and don’t have a physical gender like humans do.
Their energies may feel more masculine or feminine depending on the qualities they embody.
Jophiel, whose name means, “Beauty of God,” is widely associated with nurturing, creative, and loving energies, which is why she is often seen as having a feminine essence in art and descriptions.
Archangel Jophiel colors of yellow or gold, symbolizing enlightenment, and optimism.
I knew in my lifetime, I would bear witness, to research there is actually a Heavenly Female Archangel.
It now gives the words, to the song “Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel,” a new meaning now okay.
The Archangel Often Associated With Scorpio
Archangel Jeremiel represents transformation, clarity, and forgiveness, which aligns with Scorpio's themes of emotional depth, rebirth, and introspection.
This Archangel is also known for helping individuals review their life choices and emotions, guiding them toward spiritual growth and renewal.
Candle Ritual For The Month of October
It is a Deep Orange and Maroon are common candle colors for October.
The blending candles radiate so beautifully, when utilizing, the flickering silhouette dancing in the backdrop of any room, sets the mood, perfect to indulge and reflect, draw in that spiritual Autumn Equinox positive energy reflecting the interchangeable autumnal energy.
What You’ll Need For The Scared Ritual.
One deep orange candle (for energy, creativity, and personal power).
One maroon candle (for grounding, passion, and resilience).
A small bowl of water or salt (for purification).
A piece of paper and pen (to write intentions).
Matches or a lighter
Steps
Prepare Your Space Find a quiet, clean space where you won’t be disturbed. Arrange the candles side by side, with the bowl of water or salt between them.
Take a few deep breaths to center yourself, your temple should be free of any negative radicals hindering your path to your Third Eye of existence.
Once you begin any ritual, chanting, or any incantation unto ether, or echoing any Om evocations you are invoking, with Mother Nature, keep in heart, you are asking to become one with her, which, should be a sacred offering, you are utilizing her element of Fire.
Set Your Intention Reflect on what you wish to manifest or release—this could relate to emotional balance, or renewed strength. Write your intention on the piece of paper.
You can chant something, like..
“I release old patterns and welcome divine energy.”
“I seek balance and serenity in my life.”
Light the Deep Orange Candle As you light the orange candle, say
“I ignite the flame of energy, creativity, and revolution. May it light my path forward.”
Light the Maroon Candle as you light the maroon candle, recite your own incantation.
“I ground myself with passion, strength, and peace,” ask the universe. “May this infusing anointed energy stabilize me.”
Meditate and Visualize
Close your eyes and visualize a warm glow from the orange flame filling your upper body, inhale and slowly exhale, you feel that pulsating rush, celestial empowering, and energizing you.
Then
imagine a grounding maroon light flowing from your feet rooting to the earth, anchoring you in stability.
Let the lights blend harmoniously.
Release Your Intention
Read your written intention aloud or silently, then, fold the paper and place it under the bowl of water or salt, symbolizing purification and commitment to your goal.
Express Gratitude
Thank the energies of the candles and elements for supporting you in this soothing and meditative ritual.
Put Out The Flames
Gently blow out all the burning the candles, visualizing your intentions released into the universe.
Keep the folded paper somewhere special or you can simply burn it later as a final act of releasing it to the wind.
Consult with a High Priestess/Ordained Spiritual Advisor, this ritual, if done precisely leaves the temple in a state of wonder, a feel good overall, emotionally, and mentally levitated, weightlessness.
October Month Color
Maroon and Deep Orange: These colors reflect the fiery and transformative energy of autumn.
Maroon symbolizes warmth, passion, and grounding, while deep orange signifies creativity, enthusiasm, and change.
Scorpio’s Month Color
The colors that specify a Scorpio, are Deep Red and Black.
Scorpio's colors mirror the sign's intense and mysterious nature. Deep red represents passion, power, and transformation, while black embodies depth, mystery, and resilience
October’s Sacred Charka
The chakra associated with October and Scorpio is the Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana).
For November Scorpios, the most aligned chakra is the Sacral Chakra as well (Svadhisthana), which resonates deeply with Scorpio’s emotional intensity, creativity,
October’s Beautiful Sunrise Stone
The birthstones for October are Opal and Tourmaline, each stone carries that unique beauty, the Opal when worn, it adds that old ancient feeling energy.
Opal- Oh, I love this beautiful stone. Known for its mesmerizing play of colors, opal symbolizes creativity, hope, and emotional healing. It’s often seen as a stone of rebirth and protection.
Tourmaline-Found in a variety of colors, pink tourmaline is particularly associated with October.
It represents love, compassion, and emotional balance, making it a powerful stone for healing and harmony.
Scorpio’s Kindred Stone
Topaz- A traditional birthstone for November Scorpios, it symbolizes love, success, and creativity, offering all you Scorpios clarity and emotional balance.
Opal- Known for its mesmerizing play of colors, opal represents transformation, intuition, and emotional healing, aligning perfectly with Scorpio’s energy.
A Scorpio Galactic Glimpse
In October, the Sun transitions from Libra (September 23 – October 22) to Scorpio (October 23 – November 21).
This means October holds the harmonious and balanced energy of Libra early in the month and then shifts to Scorpio’s intense and harmonic nature toward the end that is embracing cosmic progressing.
Moon in Scorpio
For Scorpio's specifically, the Moon's position is significant because it amplifies Scorpio's emotional depth and intuition. When the Moon is in Scorpio, emotions become more intense, private..
A Scorpio Moon is perfect for introspection, spiritual work, and releasing what no longer serves.
October’s Sacred Blooming Flower
The birth flowers for October are the Marigold and Cosmos.
Marigold- This October flower symbolizes passion, creativity, and the warmth of the Sun.
Marigolds also represent a connection to emotions and transformation, much like autumn’s energy.
They are vibrant flowers associated with courage and comfort.
Cosmos- This bouquet of flowers represents balance, peace, and harmony, cosmos flowers reflect the natural order and beauty of the universe.
They are a reminder of tranquility and the importance of living in tune with one's surroundings.
The flowers associated with Scorpio are bold, mysterious, and intense, reflecting this astrological passionate nature.
Hibiscus and Geraniums are the flowers often associated with Scorpio
October’s Beautiful Spiritual Connection Numerology is 10.
The number for October is 10, as it is the tenth month of the year.
In numerology, the number 10 symbolizes completion, new beginnings, and potential, combining the independence of 1 with the infinite cycles of 0.
Number In Spiritual Numerology For Scorpio is 9
This spiritual number resonates with themes of evolution, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment, reflecting Scorpio’s depth and focus on rebirth.
A Little Sugar And Spice And Everything Nice
Here are some key spices for October, these spices are perfect for making Pumpkin Spice Smoothies, which I do indulge.
Cinnamon- Symbolizing warmth and protection, it's perfect for bringing a cozy vibe to the season.
Nutmeg- Adds a hint of earthiness, representing grounding and balance during transitional times.
Clove- Known for its deep, aromatic presence, clove signifies warmth and transformation.
Ginger-Provides a spicy kick, associated with energy, passion, and renewal.
Allspice- Combines the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove, embodying the essence of autumn.
Star Anise- Adds a touch of mystery and sophistication, symbolizing clarity and wisdom.
Soaring In Faith, Love, and Peace
Bird for October
The Swan is primarily aligned with October. Swans symbolize grace, intuition, and transformation, their qualities are reflective of autumn's changes and balance as the month transitions from Libra to Scorpio.
Bird for Scorpio
The Phoenix is the symbolic bird for Scorpio.
While mythical, the Phoenix perfectly captures Scorpio's themes of transformation, rebirth, and resilience.
Another bird sometimes linked to Scorpio is the Eagle, representing vision, strength.
For November Scorpios, the bird symbol often associated is the Phoenix as is for October Scorpios a defined trait that aligns with Scorpio's intensity and depth.
Glancing Over The Horizons
October for Love, Health, and Money.
Love
October encourages deep emotional connections, aligning with the passionate energy of Scorpio.
Health
Focus on grounding and balance. October encourages nurturing both physical and emotional well-being.
Money
Focus on balance and grounding. October is a great time for detoxing and preparing for the colder months.
Proverb Of The Day
French Proverb for October, “Qui sème le vent, récolte la tempête.” (“Who sows the wind, reaps the storm.”)
This French Proverb is the reflection in thought, that our actions have consequences, particularly when we act carelessly or recklessly.
It serves as a reminder to be mindful of the energy we put into the world.
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