Dragon
2012, 2000, 1988, 1976, 1964, 1952
Nov 30, 2023 Dec 1, 2023 Dec 2, 2023
Friday, December 1, 2023
Desires deceive and getting hold of what's wanted seems to be a continuing and elusive task. Watch out for illusions and delusions being sold as the real thing, then snatched out of reach just before consummation. If you're unsure, don't invest time or money or you'll be perpetuating the situation.
Dragon Weekly Horoscope: Nov 27 to Dec 3, 2023
Monday's Full Moon brings you to the halfway point in the month of the Pig but also the point when the Moon is at the very peak of its potency. This is the most potent point in the month of the Pig, a month that for the Dragon is all about change and transformation but also a chance for some reprogramming of the things that we do subconsciously without thinking about them. This means examining habits and our automatic responses to things and especially when it comes to money matters or things that we depend on, on a daily basis. Yet this is also a chance for more personal change while being aware that you can't change what you can't see.
Dragon Monthly Horoscope: November 2023
The New Moon on 13th November will make this a month of two halves. Less because this is when any lunar month will end and the next one will start and more because of the nature of the months themselves. For the Dragon, the month of the Dog isn't the easiest of months, mostly because the Dragon and Dog are opposing signs and because at the halfway point in each personal 12 month lunar cycle its job is to point out where you may have veered off course. By the time the month of the Pig and its focus on change and transformation begins, you will be ready for the chance this brings for a reset. This should also be a good month for money matters and especially with its friend the Year of the Rabbit in charge.
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Power Numbers: 1, 23, 24, 51, 53, 68
Friendly Signs: Rat & Monkey
Beware of: Horse
Colour of the day: Indigo
Born Today: Mary Martin, Woody Allen, Lou Rawls, Richard Pryor, Bette Midler, Jeanne Allen