Dragon
2012, 2000, 1988, 1976, 1964, 1952
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024
You enjoy great popularity at work – a real chance to find true friends in the office as well. Furthermore it is the right time to find solutions to assignments together and to start projects as a team. By using this approach your abilities and talents are used in the best way possible. There are absolutely no conflicts or disagreements at the moment; you are appreciated and liked by everyone.
Dragon Weekly Horoscope: Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2024
As we move into the last full week of the month of the Dog and especially with the Moon now in its waning or completion phase, there is a need to get the most out of these final days. For the Dragon, the month of the Dog might not be the easiest of months, but it can be the most empowering. The Dog and Dragon are not only opposites, but halfway between the last month of the Dragon and the next and at the halfway point in your current personal 12 month lunar cycle, this is a chance for a reset. The Dog's job is to highlight anything that is out of balance, aware that you can't change what you can't see.
Dragon Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
Because the eclipsing New Moon that will bring one lunar month to a close while ushering in the next is on 3rd October, this is so early in the month that the Dog will become the overriding influence. By the time you move into the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Rooster is all but over, though with a Rooster Moon until 2nd October likely to get the month off to a busy start. It is then that a Dog Moon will begin the lead up to an eclipsing New Moon that a day later will usher in the month of the Dog, bringing you to the halfway point in your current personal 12 month lunar cycle and with it can for a reset.
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Power Numbers: 2, 10, 22, 55, 59, 64
Friendly Signs: Dog & Monkey
Beware of: Dragon
Colour of the day: Pale Green
Born Today: Sarah Bernhardt, John Reed, Robert Capa, Joan Fontaine, Doris Lessing, Timothy Leary, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum