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Oct 22, 2021 35 min

Ep 40 Welcoming Scorpio

from Chart Your Career Hosted by Heidi Rose Robbins and Ellen Fondiler

Heidi and Ellen welcome the sign of Scorpio, the season of depth and healing. It is a time of tenacity and research. We don't give up. We don't give in. We rise to the occasion. We name what ails us and shed skins. We claim our inner power and wield it well. Ellen and Heidi talk about some big Scorpio birthdays, and do a deep dive into the chart of the beloved folk artist, Joni Mitchell ( her sun, moon and rising are all in water signs). Heidi reads a poem by David Whyte (also a scorpio!!) called 'The Well of Grief'. www.heidirose.com // www.ellenfondiler.com

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