Horse
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Your colleagues should currently keep their distance from you. However, you should be thinking about how far it is justified to constantly blame others for everything. It is not the right time for you to negotiate things or make long-term decisions. You should leave that to others if possible and simply concentrate on your everyday tasks.
Horse Weekly Horoscope: Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2024
Knowing that when the playful and creative month of the Dog ends later next week it will be replaced by the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Pig, makes it even more important to embrace these final days. For the Horse, the Dog doesn't just put the focus on matters of the heart and all things fun, playful, romantic and creative, with the Horse and Dog part of the same triad of affinity. The Dog will be doing everything it can to make all aspects of your life flow more smoothly. Helping you to get a better read on the Dog's influence will be starting the week under a Horse Moon, with the two able to communicate.
Horse Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
A New Moon, something that every four weeks will bring one lunar month to a close while ushering in the next, can create a month of two halves. However, this month's eclipsing New Moon falls so early in the month that it is the Dog that will have the overriding influence and that is good news. By the time a Rooster Moon runs its course on 2nd October, the month of the Rooster and its focus on home, family and on those rituals and routines that can help you feel grounded and can bring a sense of belonging will be all but over. A day later the eclipsing New Moon on 3rd October will usher in the playful and creative month of the Dog, which will then dominate the rest of the month.
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Power Numbers: 22, 25, 55, 59, 61, 69
Friendly Signs: Snake & Tiger
Beware of: Rabbit
Colour of the day: Sienna
Born Today: Sarah Bernhardt, John Reed, Robert Capa, Joan Fontaine, Doris Lessing, Timothy Leary, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum