Monkey
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Monday, May 6, 2024
Your tact and common sense will come in handy during a social gathering or meeting where tension will need to be diffused with a velvet glove. Stay objective and keep your eye on the ball.
Monkey Weekly Horoscope: Apr 29 to May 5, 2024
As you move into the last full week of the adventurous month of the Dragon and especially with the competitive and professionally charged month of the Snake beginning next week, there should be a lot more urgency than there is. For the Monkey, if there is one downside to the month of the Dragon it is that it only runs for four weeks and then it doesn't come around again for another 12 months. The difference this year is that while the month of the Dragon will end on next week's New Moon, the Year of the Dragon will continue through to early 2025. It is only once every 12 years that the Dragon's influence will continue to create a sense of wanderlust, curiosity and adventure even after the month of the Dragon ends.
Monkey Monthly Horoscope: May 2024
The New Moon on 8th May that will bring the adventurous month of the Dragon to an end and usher in the competitive and professionally charged month of the Snake will create a fairly dramatic shift in focus. However, not to the same degree that this normally would at this time of year. Usually, when the month of the Dragon and its focus on adventure, travel, learning and discovery ends, so too does all of its influence. This year, while the month of the Dragon will end the Year of the Dragon will continue, allowing you to hold onto a sense of wanderlust, curiosity and adventure. This will guard against life becoming all work and no play when the competitive and professionally charged month of the Snake begins, giving you the best of both worlds.
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Power Numbers: 3, 6, 21, 28, 31, 45
Friendly Signs: Ox & Tiger
Beware of: Rabbit
Colour of the day: Light Salmon
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