Astrology offers insights to our personalities, life paths, and physical bodies. As students of Astrology, you will discover that each zodiac sign is associated with a specific body part. Today, we will explore the body parts associated with the Zodiac sign Scorpio.
“Within the depths of the heart of Scorpio, lies the exquisite power of “I DESIRE” where their passion burns brightly.”
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Scorpio’s passion to experience the depths of life, pushes them to be fearless as they walk on the edge of darkness. Many Scorpions find themselves drawn to taboo forms of intimacy. The desire to have a deep physical connection, can lead to obsessions or addictions, if the Scorpion isn’t careful.
Scorpio’s rules the sexual parts of the body. Below are the body parts Scorpio Rules:
- The Large Intestine~ Or the gut plays a crucial role in the process of digestion and absorption of nutrients from the food we consume.
- The Urinary Tract~group of organs and structures in the body responsible for the production, storage, and elimination of urine, which is a waste product produced by the kidneys.
- The Bladder~The bladder is a hollow, muscular organ within the urinary system that serves as a reservoir for storing urine before it is eliminated from the body.
- The Pelvic Region~The pelvic region, also known as the pelvic area or pelvis, is the lower part of the trunk of the human body, situated between the abdomen and the thighs.
- The Genitals~ The external and internal reproductive and sexual organs in both males and females.
- The Reproductive Organs~ A set of organs and structures in the human body responsible for the production of gametes (sperm in males and eggs in females) and facilitating the process of reproduction.
Being a sign that rules the most intimate part of ourselves, it’s important that Scorpio ruled signs practice safe sexual precautions. Knowledge is power, stay informed about sexual health, including STIs, contraception, and consent.
Visit a healthcare provider for regular check-ups and reproductive health exams. This helps monitor your overall health and ensures early detection of any issues.
