♏︎ Scorpio

October 23 − November 22

Scorpio is a water sign of the zodiac, ruled by the planets Mars and Pluto. Its birth dates are from October 23 to November 21. It is a mysterious sign that produces people with a strong character and a tendency to explore mystical and occult phenomena.

Positive qualities of Scorpio include passion, determination, goal-orientation, intelligence, a creative approach to problem-solving, high spirituality, sensitivity to others' emotions, the ability to show compassion, a desire to discover hidden truths, and more.

Scorpios have a strong character that may not always be easy to comprehend or empathize with. They know how to instill fear in their opponents while defending their interests. However, they are not inclined towards conflicts or violence - Scorpio prefers to play with smart and intelligent words. They are patient at the same time very precise about expressing their unique position.

One of Scorpio's traits is its extremism - they can immerse themselves in activities like science, art, sports, or extreme tourism with great enthusiasm. They are extremely emotional and sensitive, yet they can construct their arguments sharply and strictly in discussions.

Scorpios are loyal friends, like-minded companions, and partners. When they fall in love, they give all of themselves - often selflessly and sacrificially. However, they are very critical of their surroundings, and only a few people can earn their trust and respect.

A Scorpio in love is the most captivating sign of the zodiac. They possess deep emotions and feelings but do not display them in a contemptuous or greedy way. They value sincerity in love and strive for a deep and spiritual understanding of their partner.

However, Scorpios can also exhibit negative traits, such as rudeness, paranoia, or suspicion. If a Scorpio senses that they are not respected, or their identity is insulted, they can respond sharply and become sensitive, withdrawn, and unfriendly. Therefore, Scorpios always need to earn respect and trust and be honest and fair to themselves, and then prosperity and success will be on their side.

Horoscope for today 21.02.2026

Horoscope for Today for Scorpio

Dear Scorpio, today promises to be somewhat unusual and, at times, challenging. Please note that the number of positive moments across different areas of your life is minimal, which may affect your overall mood and well-being.

Love (1 out of 5): Today, your relationships may feel cold and unstable. Mutual understanding between you and your partner is almost absent, and misunderstandings and disagreements are possible. It’s better not to fight over trivial matters — give yourself and your partner some space to avoid aggravating the situation. Internally, try to stay calm and not take words or actions that may upset you too personally.

Health (1 out of 5): Today, your physical and emotional state leaves much to be desired. There is a risk of fatigue, stress, or minor health issues. Try to reduce your workload as much as possible, avoid physical overexertion, and rest more. Do not ignore signals from your body — if you feel your condition worsening, it’s best to consult a specialist.

Work (1 out of 5): In your professional life, delays, misunderstandings, or miscommunications with colleagues are possible. Today is not the best day for making important decisions or starting new projects. Stay calm, avoid conflicts, and don’t attempt to solve everything at once. Much may depend on your inner attitude, so it’s better to steer clear of tense situations.

Finances (3 out of 5): In financial matters, today’s outlook is relatively stable. There is a chance to earn a small profit or make a beneficial purchase, but don’t expect large income. Avoid impulsive spending, control your budget, and be cautious with financial transactions. It’s quite likely you will find a way to increase your income slightly or reduce expenses.

Friendship (1 out of 5): Today, your relationships with friends may feel tense or distant. Mutual understanding is lacking, and misunderstandings or even conflicts are possible. Don’t take everything too close to heart; try to remain neutral and avoid arguments. This is a good day for internal reflection and for restoring harmony in personal relationships after past conflicts.

General advice: Today is not the best day for emotional or important matters. Try to stay calm, avoid conflicts, and give yourself time to rest and recover. Your energy levels are low today — be attentive to yourself and those around you. Don’t rush things — tomorrow might bring more positivity and clarity.

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