Horse
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Sunday, July 28, 2024
This is an auspicious time for communication with people in positions of authority. Speak out about the things you would like to change and use your logic and critical thinking skills to show you are responsible and ready for a new arrangement.
Horse Weekly Horoscope: Jul 22 to Jul 28, 2024
It was over the weekend that a Full Moon may have caused a rethink and especially when it comes to your values and priorities. At the halfway point in the lucrative month of the Goat, a month that for the Horse is all about boosting your confidence and a belief in what you deserve, which in turn makes it easier to attract what you deserve across all the currencies in your life, this might have brought some reality checks. This was an Ox Moon and as the Ox and Goat are opposing signs they worked to repell each other. This has made it easier to appreciate where your real values lie and whether the things you are seeking are worth the price.
Horse Monthly Horoscope: July 2024
In the final days of the month of the Horse, it is all about being aligned with your personal truth. While this first month of a new personal 12 month lunar cycle is all about new beginnings and by the time it ends on the New Moon on 6th July for having new intentions set, they are no use if this isn't aligned with your personal truth. A Horse Moon from 3rd July to 5th July will help with that. Meanwhile, the New Moon on 6th July will usher in the lucrative month of the Goat. While this can be a lucrative month, it is not just about the money. The Goat wants to enrich all the currencies in your life, but he also knows that you can't attract what you don't believe you deserve, so his main focus will be on boosting your confidence and a sense of self belief.
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Power Numbers: 1, 16, 21, 28, 38, 40
Friendly Signs: Goat & Pig
Beware of: Rooster
Colour of the day: Dark Cyan
Born Today: Beatrix Potter, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Hughes, Phil Proctor, Sally Struthers, Elizabeth Berkley