Ox
2021, 2009, 1997, 1985, 1973, 1961
May 1, 2024 May 2, 2024 May 3, 2024
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
You will experience some uncomfortable exchange of views with colleagues and superiors. You are able to articulate your ideas and express your point of view more successfully than most. Furthermore you need to satisfy your hunger for knowledge and take advantage of every opportunity you can to improve your capabilities even further.
Ox Weekly Horoscope: Apr 29 to May 5, 2024
The last full week of the month of the Dragon is putting the focus on things close to home and especially as for the first time in 12 years this is also the Year of the Dragon. On the one hand, this makes the focus on home, family and/or property matters even more intense while on the other hand, there is less urgency because when the month of the Dragon ends the Year of the Dragon will continue. This can mean that you are taking on extra responsibilities or duties, but there is some light relief on the way with the playful and creative month of the Snake beginning on next week's New Moon.
Ox Monthly Horoscope: May 2024
The year is set to become a lot more exciting, but not at the expense of ground that you have already made and especially on the home front. As we move into the new month the month of the Dragon and its focus on home, family and/or property matters is still very much in control, with a Dragon Moon from 5th May to 7th May some of the most important days of the month for things close to home. Yet while the New Moon on 8th May will bring the month of the Dragon to an end, as this is the Year of the Dragon this will keep the momentum going, but with the rest of the year for things to play out. This frees you to embrace the playful and creative month of the Snake and especially if life has become a little too serious of late.
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Power Numbers: 1, 2, 4, 27, 31, 39
Friendly Signs: Tiger & Goat
Beware of: Rat
Colour of the day: Sandy Brown
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