Scorpio Full Moon ~ Ancestral Healing & Deep Transformation ✨

This week's Scorpio Full Moon unearthed something long buried from the past—two birth records, over a century old, that changed everything. 💫

In this episode of Astrology with Alisa, I’m sharing the deeply personal story of how this full moon brought clarity, healing, and emotional release through the unexpected discovery of the natal charts of my grandparents.

You’ll hear how astrology helped me reconnect with the people I loved most, how my husband’s chart was lit up in a beautiful way, and why Scorpio energy always runs deep.

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Scorpio Full Moon ~ Ancestral Healing & Deep Transformation ✨

📍   Astrology isn't just about signs and symbols; it's a tool for navigating real life. Hello and welcome to Astrology with Alisa. I'm your host, Alisa Dixon, and I'm so glad you're here. Let's dive in. 

 I am so excited, you guys. On Monday night, my husband went deep — like a Scorpio— into the internet. He was on a mission to find the birth certificates for my Italian grandparents, who were born in tiny villages in Sicily.  After hours of hunting down the correct database, I found that there are many, each tied to different regions of Italy.

He used AI to help with translation. Since everything was written in Italian. He searched through countless birth records, line after line, entry after entry, until he found two needles in a haystack. Birth certificates for each of my grandparents. One from 1905 and one from 1896. Can you imagine documents that hadn't seen the light of day in over a century now in our hands?

I've been dying to find this information for years, literally years. Ever since I started studying astrology, I've wanted to know their birth times so I could cast their complete charts. I already had their dates of birth, and I knew where they were born, but no one in my family knew what time of day they were born, not even my dad.

And without that, you can't calculate their rising sign or ascendant. You can't see the complete energetic picture.  Of course, I've cast their charts using what I had, and I could still glean a lot of information, but it always felt incomplete. That missing piece—the rising sign, the ascendant—it unlocks everything else.

What houses the planets fall into, where their energy played out in real life. What areas of life held more profound meaning for them? I've been craving that insight into who they were beyond just grandma and grandpa, mainly because I didn't know my grandfather very well.

He was already 85 when I was born, and he passed away when I was eight. I've heard stories about him, but I never really got to know him. My grandmother, though, thought that relationship was everything. She lived next door to us when we were growing up. Every morning, she'd wave to me from her window as I left for school, and every afternoon, she was waiting for me when I got home.

When I was little, it was with cookies and milk. As I got older, it became about watching tea and biscuits. I Love Lucy Together and later soap operas. During summer breaks, we would play cards and take walks.  We would sing and play the piano together. She'd show me pictures of herself as a young woman. Tell stories about beach trips with friends, how she wore a two-piece bathing suit before it was considered proper.

Apparently, she had a wild streak.  She would tell me about meeting my grandfather, a doctor who made house calls, and about how she became a schoolteacher.  Even though, as a doctor's wife in the 1940s, no one expected her to work. But she was fiercely independent. Loved going out in New York City to shows and concerts, and eventually stayed home.

When she had my dad, she told me so many stories, but back then, she was still just Grandma. Even when you're close, you don't always see the person inside the role, and in many ways, I was the daughter. She never had. We were incredibly close. I had her in my life for nearly 21 years. She passed away when I was in college.

And like so many of us, I didn't realize how much more I wanted to know until she was gone. So now, having her birth time and my grandfather's, I can learn them again in a whole new way —not through stories, but through their energetic blueprint, their soul's pattern. And here's where astrology comes in with the poetry and precision that I love so much.

Because of this discovery, it happened on the full moon, not just any full moon. The full moon is at 22 degrees and 13 minutes of Scorpio.  And if you know anything about Scorpio, you know it's all about digging deep, uncovering the hidden, and transforming what's buried. That's precisely what happened. We literally dug into old archives, translated long-forgotten records, and revealed something powerful, emotional, and life-changing.

It was the culmination of a mission I've been on for years, and Scorpio, full moons are all about that kind of emotional intensity —rebirth through loss, through transformation, through truth, a spotlight shining on what was buried in the dark.  And here's another cosmic twist, because there was another player in this full moon moment, Uranus.

During the full moon, Uranus was right next to the Sun, opposing the moon. And if you've worked with Uranus before, you know it doesn't bring subtlety. It brings shock, revelation, sudden insight. An unexpected breakthrough. That's precisely what this was.

I didn't go looking for these records that day; my husband did for me. This came out of nowhere, just like Uranus tends to do. One moment, I was sitting at home having a typical Monday. Next, I was holding century-old birth records in my hands — records I had wanted for years — and that's when it really hit me.

This full moon didn't just hit me. It hit both of us just in totally different but equally powerful ways. For me, it was emotional, spiritual, a culmination of something I've been chasing for years. Added knowledge about my grandparents. This was the moment I finally connected the dots between astrology, ancestry, and healing.

It was personal and sacred. And it was Scorpio style. Hidden things brought to light; depth unearthed; pain transformed into meaning. But for my husband, it was totally different. It was his chart that got lit up by the exact degree of the full moon. 22 degrees of Scorpio is the precise degree of his natal Venus in his birth chart and in astrology.

Venus is about love —what we love and who we love, as his wife. I am represented in that Venus placement and in this whole search. He did it for me. That's what's so powerful. He dove into the archives, sorted through centuries of records, and used AI translation tools —all of it out of love for me, because he wanted to give me something meaningful.

 So while I felt this full moon through my tears, my memories, my deep Scorpio emotions,  he lived it through action devotion. And showing up in a quiet, powerful way. That's the duality of the full moon. One side of the sky reflects the other.  One story mirrors another.

It was emotional for me, relational for him, and together, transformative.  That's astrology. It's not just planets in the sky. It's how the energy moves through us. How it plays out in real life, how it connects people, and how it reveals meanings we didn't even know we were looking for. And once I had my grandparents' complete charts in front of me — birth times and all — I started to see even more.

The universe didn't just give me a moment of emotional closure. It gave me confirmation patterns, synchronicities, and connections. That made me stop and say, Of course.  Check this out.  You're not even gonna believe this.  Let's start with my grandfather.  If you listen to the episode where I talked about Taurus energy and how the universe has surrounded me with Taurus energy my whole life, you'll love this.

 My grandfather was a Taurus rising.  Just another beautiful thread in that cosmic pattern. And what's even more fascinating is that his chart is lit up in the sixth house. The sixth house is all about health, healing, daily routines, and he was a doctor.

His sixth house was ruled by Libra, which is about one-on-one relationships. So here's a man who spent his life working one-on-one with people to help them heal. It fits so perfectly. The chart confirms what we already knew about his spirit. And then there's my grandmother. She was a Libra rising with her ascendant at nine degrees and four minutes of Libra.

 And knowing her birth time means I can finally know the exact degree of her moon. And get this, her moon was at eight degrees of Libra, exactly opposite my son, which is at eight degrees of Aries. That's wild. My son and her moon are in exact opposition. You know that saying about opposites attract and how one person balances the other.

This is that, but an energetic form. Her moon reflected the parts of me that I was growing into, and my son lit up. What she held deep inside. We really were the perfect complement to each other. No wonder we were so close. No wonder it felt like she just got me. There's something so beautiful about seeing that harmony play out in the stars long after someone's gone.  And honestly, it just deepens the love and gratitude I already have for her.  So, as you can probably tell, this has been an emotional and cathartic week for me. Chances are, this Scorpio Full Moon may have stirred up some big feelings for you, too, whether it came through a personal moment or showed up in the emotions of the people around you.

 This energy ran deep.  This is one of those weeks when we really need to hold space for each other.  To give grace to soften a bit because even if people aren't showing their hand, they're likely moving through something tender beneath the surface. That's the nature of a Scorpio full moon.  It pulls up what's buried.

 What we thought we had tucked away.  This is what we call a collective transit. It didn't hit anything specific in my chart, but it hit my husband's Venus, and it touched my life completely. And that's the thing, even if it's not direct for you, you'll still feel it through the people you love.  So Scorpio, full moons,

let's say it's a good thing. They only come around once a year.  And just so you know, we're not done with surprises yet. This Saturday, the Sun and Uranus will meet at the same degree and minute. This only happens once a year, and it keeps that uranium energy  📍 alive and buzzing.  So if you thought the full moon stirred something up,  get ready for another ripple.

 This week is full of more surprises. So stay open, stay curious. And trust the shakeups. They're helping you break loose from what's no longer aligned, so something better can rise. And one last thing. Suppose this energy stirred something inside of you, and you're ready for your own clarity or transformation. In that case, my website has just been updated, and the booking page is now live.

You can now schedule your own astrology reading with me, whether it's a natal chart.  A relationship session or a birthday year ahead, go to www.astrologywithelisa.com and choose what speaks to you. I can't wait to connect with you. Talk soon and take care.