I’m a celebrity astrologer – the best day of the week to buy a lottery ticket & the luckiest date of the entire year

WE’RE all looking for different ways to boost our chances of winning the lottery.

And, according to a celebrity psychic and astrologer, the DAY you buy a ticket on can have a massive impact on your odds of emerging victorious.

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And the Summer Solstice, on 21st June, is the luckiest date of the whole year[/caption]

Inbaal Honigman explained that Thursday is linked with Jupiter, which indicates “prosperity and growth”.

“Thursday is named for the Norse God Thor, Thor’s Day,” Inbaal said, speaking on behalf of spincasino.com.

“He was the God of thunder and protection. In French, the Roman God names are commemorated in the days of the week, so Thursday is Jeudi, the day of Jupiter, the Roman God of thunder and King of the Gods, which links with the planet Jupiter, planet of prosperity and growth.

“Buying your ticket on a Thursday increases your chances of a lucky win.”

If you can’t get your ticket on a Thursday, Saturday is another good option, as it’s linked with wealth.

Meanwhile, there’s a date that’s just around the corner which Inbaal claims is the luckiest of the whole year.

“The Summer Solstice, 21st June, is the luckiest day of the year,” she said.

“The Sun is a celestial symbol of success, enthusiasm, fire and achievement.

“As the days grow longer, the Sun’s influence grows each day.

“With longer light hours, there is more scope for productivity, adventure as well as the illumination of personal clarity.”

Inbaal continued to explain that with the hours of darkness becoming shorter every night, as does the risk of falling into “uncertainty, secrets and danger”.

“The longest day of the year is noted as the day the sun stands still, at its highest point in the sky,” she continued.

“In the Southern Hemisphere it is observed on 21st December.

“‘Sol Sistere’ is the Latin phrase for ‘Sun Stands Still’, nowadays pronounced as Solstice.

“The longest day and the shortest day are both Solstices.”

Inbaal has been working with the Tarot since the mid-90s, and is passionate about making the mystical world accessible to all.