Ox
2021, 2009, 1997, 1985, 1973, 1961
Jun 4, 2023 Jun 5, 2023 Jun 6, 2023
Monday, June 5, 2023
Circumstances may bring you close to people who may try to involve you in messy situations. Avoid the drama and keep an open eye for those who do not have your best interest at heart. Be particularly careful with encounters with the opposite sex.
Ox Weekly Horoscope: May 29 to Jun 4, 2023
You are not only moving into the second week of the playful and creative month of the Snake and a week where everything is at its peak intensity, but under an adventurous Rooster Moon. As the Rooster and the Snake are the best of friends, this will see them join forces in a way that will hold the new working week at bay and may even create a case of Mondayitis. Yet with a competitive and professionally charged Dog Moon dominating the heart of the weekend, this is something that you can not only make up for later but benefit from. With the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Horse following on from the month of the Snake, this is a chance to first find the right balance between work and play.
Ox Monthly Horoscope: June 2023
This is a month of two halves, less because the New Moon on 18th June will bring one lunar month to a close before ushering in the next and more because of the contrast between the two. The month begins under the domain of the playful and creative month of the Snake, which for the Ox puts the focus on matters of the heart and all things fun, playful, romantic and creative. The Snake invites the hard working Ox to come out and play. This couldn't be more important because the New Moon on 18th June that will bring the month of the Snake will also usher in the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Horse. As the most playful month of the year ends and the busiest begins, this put a balance between work and play in the spotlight.
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Power Numbers: 5, 17, 25, 33, 51, 63
Friendly Signs: Goat & Rat
Beware of: Pig
Colour of the day: Dark Slate Gray
Born Today: John Maynard Keynes, Federico Garcia Lorca, Alfred Kazin, Bill Moyers, Laurie Anderson