Rabbit
2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951
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Sunday, July 28, 2024
You could be the recipient or invitation or gift today. You can respectfully attempt to decline but bear in mind that a refusal is tantamount to an insult. Be gracious at what is given, and remember that people often feel a sense of self worth through their generosity.
Rabbit Weekly Horoscope: Jul 22 to Jul 28, 2024
For the Rabbit, the only downside to the fun, playful, romantic and creative month of the Goat is that it only runs for four weeks and must eventually end. The weekend's Full Moon has already brought us to the halfway point, but when the month of the Goat ends a New Moon will usher in the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Monkey. As well as embracing the Goat's playful and creative influence while you can, this is a chance to futureproof your life in terms of ensuring that before you reach the busier month of any lunar year, you have the right balance between work and play.
Rabbit Monthly Horoscope: July 2024
This a month with a pleasant surprise, for while it begins on a fairly tame note, before the first week is out life will have become a lot more exciting and it will stay that way for the next four weeks. As you move into the new month and into the final days of the month of the Horse the focus is still on home, family and on those rituals and routines that can help you feel grounded and can bring a sense of belonging. This will be a chance to put down roots before the New Moon on 6th July brings the month of the Horse to an end while ushering in the fun, playful, romantic and creative month of the Goat. As well as putting the focus on the playful and creative side of life's fence and a good month for matters of the heart and all things creative, the Goat and Rabbit are the best of friends.
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Power Numbers: 20, 28, 35, 39, 49, 67
Friendly Signs: Dragon & Horse
Beware of: Goat
Colour of the day: Dark Green
Born Today: Beatrix Potter, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Hughes, Phil Proctor, Sally Struthers, Elizabeth Berkley