What awaits us on July 17? Astrology warns of these four signs

2023-07-07 20:09:43Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
What awaits us on July 17? Astrology warns of these four signs
What awaits us on July 17? Astrology warns of these four signs

Meri Shehu, invited to the "Wake Up" show, made a horoscope prediction for the month of July, where she focused specifically on July 17.

According to her, at this stage we will have a new moon in Pluto, which will lead to experiencing great changes, losses, jealousies and sacrifices.

"This month is everyone's, but it especially has the influence of water signs. The Sun in Cancer does its own thing. But we also have a new moon in Cancer on July 17. I like this new moon so much and I don't like it as an astrologer. It's the new moon and there's a confrontation with Pluto. This means that in front of this new moon when it begins it meets Pluto in Capricorn and Pluto is a planet that is transformative, metamorphic, makes a great metamorphosis in human life.

So for us to be able to get the new moon phase we have to make a metamorphosis, a big change in the specific things that have left us behind or left us in the classroom. It depends on how smart a person is or how much will they have to make a change in their life. But that a loss will be declared. It may not be a loss that means you won't move on, you'll move on, but you have to leave something behind, a kind of sacrifice or you have to understand where you're stuck, to what extent you have opportunities, abilities and their limits.

Pluto is about jealousies, strong feelings, revenge and great power struggles.

So most people belonging to the signs Cancer, Capricorn, Libra, Aries, will encounter a great struggle of powers or dominance. Someone risks losing something important. When Cancers are hit, the mass, the public is also hit, so stay away from crowds in this period, events that have a lot of people, because we can have accidents, things that we cannot control and here we should take measures or in relationships with relatives. Let's all be careful, let's not leave them out of our attention and care", says Meri Shehu.


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