Dragon
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Sunday, October 6, 2024
Dogfights and catfights may be happening almost anywhere, so make it a point not to join in. Simply agree to disagree and move on, as it's easy to get caught up in pointless rows. Projects and relationships begun now will also tend to fall into disarray, so back off a bit until you can take a second look.
Dragon Weekly Horoscope: Sep 30 to Oct 6, 2024
It is on Wednesday that the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Rooster will start to exit and a Dog Moon will not only usher in the month of the Dog but will bring you to an important point in this current personal 12 month lunar cycle. Until then, starting the week under a Rooster Moon could get the week off to a busy start, but with a chance to front load the week to get the hardest tasks first, while you have this busy, industrious and productive influence to draw on. Meanwhile, the month of the Dog will bring you to the halfway point in this current personal 12 month lunar cycle and over the next four weeks there will be an opportunity for some soul searching and a reset.
Dragon Monthly Horoscope: October 2024
Because the eclipsing New Moon that will bring one lunar month to a close while ushering in the next is on 3rd October, this is so early in the month that the Dog will become the overriding influence. By the time you move into the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Rooster is all but over, though with a Rooster Moon until 2nd October likely to get the month off to a busy start. It is then that a Dog Moon will begin the lead up to an eclipsing New Moon that a day later will usher in the month of the Dog, bringing you to the halfway point in your current personal 12 month lunar cycle and with it can for a reset.
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Power Numbers: 6, 10, 13, 21, 50, 64
Friendly Signs: Tiger & Pig
Beware of: Ox
Colour of the day: Cyan
Born Today: Carole Lombard, Thor-Heyerdahl, Fannie Lou Hamer, Robert Mitchum, Lisa Shue, Jeremy Sisto