Today begins the third lunar day, whose symbol is Leopard. Leopard symbolizes fury, fearlessness and concentration. He's a hunter. Brave, fast, experienced and cunning. Spots on the light skin of a leopard are often compared to the eyes.

What does this mean for us?

It's time to show your passion. Time to insist. Time to gather forces for a decisive leap. The will is adamant. We are ready to step into the future and achieve any goal. It's time to act. It can be something very simple: phone call, meeting, signing a contract, buying the necessary things. On this lunar day excessive activity is an advantage. Passive people are very vulnerable today.

Internal energy is enough to both self-defense and tighten rest. Let's hold our position, say "No!" When necessary. Let us feel angry if he comes. Anger is a friend. Anger is a map. Anger shows direction. If we suppress our desire to say what we consider unacceptable, to express what we feel, then the accumulated tension begins to destroy us from within, which makes us a victim.

Step out of the role of victim. To enter the leopard image, to become like him: courageous and determined.

Today we growl, defend our opinion and strive for a goal like an experienced beast. The blood boils in the veins, the muscles are tense, and the mind is calm. We are leaning only on ourselves. Today begins the materialization of our plans. With all our strength and all our passion, we are moving towards realization of their intentions!

What are the recommendations for this day?

Today is a good day for physical activity, especially for exercising the joints. it's time to stretch! Also pay attention to your emotions, do not be vindictive or evil. Today will be tempting.

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