Planet in sign · Water · Fixed
Moon in Scorpio
The Moon is in its fall in Scorpio: feelings run deep, private and intense. You need total trust and loyalty and you sense what others hide.
What Moon in Scorpio means
The Moon is in its fall in Scorpio: feelings run deep, private and intense. You need total trust and loyalty and you sense what others hide. Betrayal is never forgotten, and neither is love.
The Moon stands for your feelings, needs and instincts. In Scorpio it works intensely and privately; it goes deep and does not let go.
At a glance
- Planet
- Moon: your feelings, needs and instincts
- Sign
- Scorpio, water and fixed, ruled by Mars and, in modern astrology, Pluto
- Dignity
- Fall
- Time in each sign
- about two and a half days
Scorpio is opposite Taurus, where the Moon is exalted, so here it is in its fall and has to work harder.
Famous people with Moon in Scorpio
Only people whose Moon stayed in Scorpio through their whole birth day, wherever they were born.
Moon in the other signs
Moon in the houses
- Moon in the 1st houseSelf
- Moon in the 2nd houseMoney
- Moon in the 3rd houseMind
- Moon in the 4th houseHome
- Moon in the 5th houseJoy
- Moon in the 6th houseWork & health
- Moon in the 7th housePartners
- Moon in the 8th houseTransformation
- Moon in the 9th houseMeaning
- Moon in the 10th houseCareer
- Moon in the 11th houseFriends
- Moon in the 12th houseThe hidden
Other planets in Scorpio
Questions and answers
What does Moon in Scorpio mean?
The Moon is in its fall in Scorpio: feelings run deep, private and intense. You need total trust and loyalty and you sense what others hide. Betrayal is never forgotten, and neither is love.
Is the Moon strong in Scorpio?
Scorpio is opposite Taurus, where the Moon is exalted, so here it is in its fall and has to work harder.
How do I know if I have Moon in Scorpio?
Enter your birth date in the free Moon sign calculator; add the birth time, because the Moon changes sign every two to three days.
Which famous people have Moon in Scorpio?
James Madison, Jules Verne, Franz Beckenbauer, Edward Snowden, Jürgen Habermas, Mikhail Lermontov, Olga Tokarczuk, Dove Cameron