4.28 into 4.29.2025: Ogun & Sango Hit the Forging Block! Your 222.9 Ni

4.28 into 4.29.2025: Ogun & Sango Hit the Forging Block! Your 222.9 Ni

This Mars-ruled, Ogun venerated Toolsday joins forces with Sango's passion! This is "Ojo Esegun" in the Yoruba days ofthe week, or day of victory. 6, (Sango's number) is on the daily numerology, and no planets in retrograde. Tonight's moon is waxing in the 3rd house of Gemini, and tonight's tarot re


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This Mars-ruled, Ogun venerated Toolsday joins forces with Sango's passion! This is "Ojo Esegun" in the Yoruba days ofthe week, or day of victory. 6, (Sango's number) is on the daily numerology, and no planets in retrograde. Tonight's moon is waxing in the 3rd house of Gemini, and tonight's tarot read brings a chilling revelation about a disruption in imbalanced plans for the divine masculine. Beam up!

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