Rooster
2017, 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969, 1957
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Your professional side is shining through these days, as you'd like to organize everything and anything in your life. This is a good time to show how capable you are at your place of work.
Rooster Weekly Horoscope: Oct 21 to Oct 27, 2024
Thanks to a competitive and professionally charged Horse Moon, not just the new working week but the last full week of the lucrative month of the Dog is getting off to a good start. It is not just that this has the potential to get things off to a positive start on the income and professional fronts, but as the Horse and Dog are the best of friends, the week itself will have a positive and empowering feel from the start. While the month of the Dog can be a lucrative month, it is not just about the money, with the Dog encouraging you to believe in yourself and in what you deserve across all the currencies in your life. The Horse Moon can support that while at the same time fuelling your competitive spirit.
Rooster Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
When the month of the Rooster ends on 3rd October, so too does the foundation month of this new personal 12 month lunar cycle. Helping you to get the most out of these final days and especially when it comes to connecting with the internal compass that will guide you on the journey ahead is a Rooster Moon until 2nd October. It is a day later that an eclipsing New Moon on 3rd October will usher in the lucrative month of the Dog. While for the Rooster the month of the Dog can be the most lucrative month of any lunar year, it is not just about the money. For the next four weeks, knowing that you can't attract what you don't believe you deserve, the Dog will be working to boost your confidence and belief in what you deserve across all the currencies in your life.
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Power Numbers: 4, 9, 22, 24, 28, 29
Friendly Signs: Monkey & Pig
Beware of: Tiger
Colour of the day: Cornflower Blue
Born Today: Sarah Bernhardt, John Reed, Robert Capa, Joan Fontaine, Doris Lessing, Timothy Leary, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum