Rabbit
2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951
Apr 28, 2024 Apr 29, 2024 Apr 30, 2024
Monday, April 29, 2024
It is very hard for you to make decisions and even harder to defend your point of view. If there are disagreements in the course of your working day you are hardly able to speak up for yourself. It is even possible for you to get ripped off at negotiations. Therefore try to avoid challenging meetings and postpone corresponding appointments.
Rabbit Weekly Horoscope: Apr 29 to May 5, 2024
The last full week of the lucrative month of the Dragon is becoming less about the money by the day and more about a belief in yourself and in what you deserve. The Dragon can help you attract more riches into your life, but that includes across all the currencies in your life and this is more the outcome rather than the cause. The Dragon works by boosting your confidence and a belief in yourself, knowing that you can't attract what you don't believe you deserve. While the month of the Dragon will end on next week's New Moon the Year of the Dragon will continue, making this just the start of a journey towards taking your power back.
Rabbit Monthly Horoscope: April 2024
Because the month of the Rabbit began four weeks after the Year of the Rabbit ended, it wasn't that there was no closure and more that after crossing the finishing line you learnt that there was one more lap to go. This brought you to the start of a new personal 12 month lunar cycle but starting just four weeks after spending 13 months getting a new 12 year cycle underway, all the heavy lifting had already begun, with a chance to ensure nothing was overlooked before fully embracing the future. The eclipsing New Moon that will bring the month of the Rabbit to a close will usher in the lucrative month of the Dragon and with it, a chance to more fully embrace the Year of the Dragon.
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Power Numbers: 12, 28, 29, 39, 45, 53
Friendly Signs: Rabbit & Goat
Beware of: Rat
Colour of the day: Chartreuse
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