Goat
2015, 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967, 1955
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024
You could be burdened with some external problem and may feel that you never have enough energy to solve them. You should not allow yourself feelings of defeat and should continue to persevere. It will be important not neglect your health nor your vitality today in order to prevent complications later.
Goat Weekly Horoscope: Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2024
Knowing that when the month of the Dog ends later next week this will usher in the playful and creative month of the Pig, makes it even more important to make these final days count. For the Goat, the Dog puts the focus on home, family and on those rituals and routines that can help you feel grounded and can bring a sense of belonging. With life set to take a more playful turn but the Year of the Dragon keeping life busy, this is giving you a chance to put down roots and make your work/life balance a priority. Chances are, this is a week where you will want as few external distractions as possible.
Goat Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
While the month of the Rooster will run its course on 3rd October, this is something that can have an ongoing positive impact. For the Goat, the Rooster is the Swizz army knife of any lunar cycle, with a tool for every occasion. The Rooster is able to make you mentally sharper, better able to think on your feet and can enhance all aspects of communication, something that can benefit every aspect of your life. A Rooster Moon until 2nd October will help you get the most out of these final days. It is then that the eclipsing New Moon on 3rd October will usher in the month of the Dog, which for the Goat puts the focus on home, family and on those rituals and routines that can help you feel grounded and can bring a sense of belonging.
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Power Numbers: 5, 15, 22, 24, 43, 47
Friendly Signs: Rat & Ox
Beware of: Rooster
Colour of the day: Lemon Chiffon
Born Today: Sarah Bernhardt, John Reed, Robert Capa, Joan Fontaine, Doris Lessing, Timothy Leary, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum