Rabbit

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Monday, June 5, 2023
Don't let annoying disagreements get your temper in a huff, try and work on patience do your best to act like your in a meditative and mellow mood today. It's something to try for and with practice it will be beneficial habit. Also an instinctive urge to get serious about taking care of yourself at many levels is emphasized now.
Rabbit Weekly Horoscope: May 29 to Jun 4, 2023
The second week of any lunar month is often the best, with the Moon in its full growth and most fertile phase in the lead up to the weekend's Full Moon. This is the Full Moon that not only marks the halfway point in any lunar month but the point when the Moon then begins to wane and things begin to defuse. For the Rabbit, the month of the Snake is the Swizz army knife of any lunar year, with a tool for every occasion and especially when it comes to talks, communication or anything that can benefit from having your head in the game while thinking on your feet. This makes this a week for initiating what you can follow up on later.
Rabbit Monthly Horoscope: June 2023
While the month of the Snake will end on 18th June, this gives you time to get the most out of one of the most universally best months of any year, due to its sheer versatility. For the Rabbit, the Snake is the Swizz army knife of any lunar cycle, with a tool for every occasion and especially when it comes to communication, the ability to think on your feet and keep your head in the game. There is hardly an aspect of your life where the Snake won't be useful, except perhaps when you are trying to unwind and it is hard to turn your mind off. Even when the month of the Snake ends on 18th June, you can take a lot of its resources with you as you move into the month of the Horse and its focus on home and family.
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Power Numbers: 5, 18, 26, 27, 34, 64
Friendly Signs: Rooster & Goat
Beware of: Dog
Colour of the day: Orchid
Born Today: John Maynard Keynes, Federico Garcia Lorca, Alfred Kazin, Bill Moyers, Laurie Anderson