Rabbit
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Small signals under the table will get you everything you need without rocking the boat. A wise wink and a knowing glance will put you on the road to satisfaction, when a direct request might get you put off. I implied understandings and understood arrangements are the tools of the moment for accrued payoffs.
Rabbit Weekly Horoscope: Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2024
As you move into the last full week of the month of the Dog and its focus on money matters and on change and transformation, there will be a lot more clarity and confidence. Following on from the month of the Rooster and its personal wakeup calls, you are a lot more aware of your priorities and of what changes you want or need to make. Knowing that later next month the adventurous month of the Pig is set to open up your world, this is a week for looking at the changes that you can make that can set you free to fully embrace this. Until then, a playful and creative Goat Moon from Tuesday to Thursday, followed by a busy, industrious and work focused Monkey Moon will help tweak a balance between work and play.
Rabbit Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
As you move into the new month the month of the Rooster is all but over and that is good news. For the Rabbit, the month of the Rooster can be one of the more challenging months of any lunar year, but also the most empowering. This has brought you to the halfway point in your current personal 12 month lunar cycle and as your opposing sign, its job is to challenge you at a time when there is an opportunity for a reset. Until a Rooster Moon runs its course on 2nd October there could be some pressure. A day later the eclipsing New Moon on 3rd October will usher in the month of the Dog and its focus on change and transformation.
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Power Numbers: 8, 15, 22, 24, 26, 35
Friendly Signs: Dragon & Pig
Beware of: Rabbit
Colour of the day: Cyan
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