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Saturday, May 18, 2024
Teamwork is the norm at work these days. You exude confidence and optimism, and motivate others especially. The interaction with your colleagues is mostly amicable. Your ability to work in a group is admired by all. You'll experience just how capable you are if you pool your recourses with others.
Rat Weekly Horoscope: May 13 to May 19, 2024
As you settle into the first full week of the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Snake, it will be clear which areas of your life are keeping you busy and where the pace is picking up. While the Snake's influence can be felt on the work front and especially during a competitive and professionally charged Rooster Moon from Thursday to Saturday, it can be felt in any aspect of your life that keeps you busy and occupies your time. Yet while the Snake is going to keep you busy for several more weeks, this is a month where you can get a lot done. The Snake makes you a lot more productive and especially if you can avoid a rush mentality.
Rat Monthly Horoscope: May 2024
This might be a month of two halves but with an overlapping of the two that you don't usually get to enjoy. What makes this a month of two halves is that it will begin with the playful and creative month of the Dragon still running its course, before a New Moon on 8th May ushers in the busy, industrious and work focused month of the Snake. This is the case at around this time each year and will usually see a complete shift from one to the other. Yet while the month of the Snake will open up new opportunities and especially on the job front, as this is the Year of the Dragon this won't be at the expense of life becoming all work and no play. This will give you the best of both worlds.
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Power Numbers: 3, 18, 33, 35, 37, 40
Friendly Signs: Rabbit & Rooster
Beware of: Ox
Colour of the day: Black
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