Rooster
2017, 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969, 1957
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Sunday, July 28, 2024
An opportunity to put your creative talents to good use is presented to you in a way that may feel a little prickly, but it'll pay for you to get your head around it. In the mean time, someone could leave you a little high and dry when it comes to social situations, and you'll have ample to say.
Rooster Weekly Horoscope: Jul 22 to Jul 28, 2024
At the same time that you have moved into the second half of the social and serendipitous month of the Goat, the Moon has moved into its waning phase. On the one hand, this is making things less urgent in that the push to make as many contacts as possible recedes and the focus shifts more to quality time. On the other hand, knowing that when the nostalgic and reflective month of the Monkey begins at the end of next week you are going to be less inclined to socialise, you will be drawn to make these final two weeks count. The Goat will keep the focus on your social life, friendship, teamwork and networking but you are likely to find that you are becoming more selective.
Rooster Monthly Horoscope: July 2024
The final days of the competitive and professionally charged month of the Horse fit neatly into the first working week of the new month. Not ending until Saturday 6th July, a Goat Moon from Wednesday 3rd July to Friday 5th July, will make these some of the most pivotal days of the month professionally, for setting your personal or professional goals and ambitions and for anything that you can channel your competitive spirit into. This is something that you can continue on your own after the month of the Horse ends, but it is on 6th July that the New Moon will usher in the social and serendipitous month of the Goat, putting more focus on your social life, friendship, teamwork and networking.
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Power Numbers: 4, 13, 28, 31, 37, 47
Friendly Signs: Rabbit & Ox
Beware of: Pig
Colour of the day: Dark Blue
Born Today: Beatrix Potter, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Hughes, Phil Proctor, Sally Struthers, Elizabeth Berkley