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Full moon in Scorpio

. The Flower moon is full at 29°13′ Scorpio, with the Sun straight across the sky at 29°13′ Taurus.

The Moon rises in the east as the Sun sets in the west. Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Uranus are up between them.Sun 29°13′ TaurusThe Sun is your core orientation — what you are trying to become. Less about who you are right now and more about what you are growing into. The sign of your Sun describes the project of your life.Full moon 29°13′ ScorpioA full moon illuminates what the new moon set in motion. Things land, peak, get revealed. Emotional weather tends to run high. Less about starting new things, more about completing or letting go.Mercury 20°01′ GeminiMercury governs the moving parts: words, ideas, short trips, transactions. How you think out loud, how you listen, what holds your attention.Mars 2°15′ VirgoMars is the engine — desire, anger, drive, sex. How you start things, what you defend, where you push back.Jupiter 19°03′ LeoJupiter is the principle of expansion — where you grow, where you stretch, where you say yes. Also where you overdo. The placement describes the room you have to become bigger than you have been.Uranus 5°21′ GeminiUranus is the lightning bolt — sudden change, rebellion, the urge to break whatever has become too small. Where it sits in your chart is where you refuse to follow the script.

What it brings up

A full moon in Scorpio brings up what you keep under the surface: jealousy, a secret, the debt you do not talk about, the desire you are a little ashamed of. Feelings run deep and fast this week. Some of what comes up asks to be let go of for good. Tell one trusted person the true version.

The planets it touches

Calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris, tropical zodiac. Updated Nov 6, 2026.

Where does the full moon in Scorpio fall in your chart?

29°13′ Scorpio sits in one house of your chart, and it may touch a planet you were born with. That house is the part of your life this full moon lights up. Solstice finds it in your chart and talks with you about it on the day.

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