My Chinese Horoscope Sign

Chinese Astrology and Their Elements

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:53:00 +0000

According to Chinese legend, the twelve animals quarreled one day as to who was to head the cycle of years. The gods were asked to decide and they held a contest; whoever was to reach the opposite bank of the river would be first, and the rest of the animals would receive their years according to their finish.

All the twelve animals gathered at the river bank and jumped in. Unknown to the ox, the rat had jumped upon his back. As the ox was about to jump ashore, the rat jumped off the ox's back, and won the race. The pig, who was very lazy, ended up last. That is why the rat is the first year of the animal cycle, the ox second, and the pig last.

The Chinese animal signs are a 12-year cycle used for dating the years. They represent a cyclical concept of time, rather than the Western linear concept of time. In the Chinese calendar, the beginning of the year falls somewhere between late January and early February. The Chinese have adopted the Western calendar since 1911, but the lunar calendar is still used for festive occasions such as the Chinese New Year. Many Chinese calendars will print both the solar dates and the Chinese lunar dates.

A cultural sidelight of the animal signs in Chinese folklore is that horoscopes have developed around the animal signs, much like monthly horoscopes in the West have been developed for the different moon signs, Pisces, Aries, etc. For example, a Chinese horoscope may predict that a person born in the Year of the Horse would be, cheerful, popular, and loves to compliment others. These horoscopes are amusing, but not regarded seriously by the Chinese people.

Chinese Astrology is said by some scholars to be the oldest horoscope system in the world. However if you trace Western Astrology back to its Middle East roots, both types are likely to have been born in their current recognizable form around 3000 years BC, however they stem from entirely different beginnings as well as traditions and parts of the world.

The 12 animals are further flavored by the pervading element of that particular year (elements also revolve as a separate cycle). It is said that Buddha is responsible for the 12 animals as they were the only ones who came to bid him farewell into the next life.

Chinese Astrology is concerned with nature and its traits, the signs progress year by year, whereas Western Astrology cycles monthly. The consideration of Yin and Yang is a very great influence upon this subject, Yin being passive, female and receptive while Yang is aggressive, male and exploratory. The various permutations of these two essential forces in nature, places, organizations, events and humanity and the quest to achieve balance so that both operate together in harmony rather than opposing or canceling each other out are an essentially Oriental viewpoint and quest, they form the basis of many Far Eastern traditions and other influences in Chinese Society such as Feng Shui.

The 12 Animal Signs are : Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit (or Cat), Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat (or Sheep), Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. The animal ruling year in which you were born has a profound influence on your life.

As the Chinese say, This is the animal that hides in your heart.
There are five elements; Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water, each adding a nuance of almost tactile character to the animal sign. Chinese Astrology is based on the Chinese calendar year of your birth or the year of an event. There are also many more nuances involving the month and day.

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Chinese Astrology - the Origins

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:52:00 +0000

Chinese astrology existed ever since the Qin dynasty when astrologists would gaze and analyze the skies for omens in order to predict what would happen to the country. Now people from all over the world are interested in the Chinese zodiac and have checked what their Chinese horoscopes would be, just as they would with the Western horoscopes. The zodiac is a twelve year cycle and each year is named after the twelve animals, the dog, rabbit, horse, ox, rat, monkey, rooster, boar, dragon, tiger, sheep, and snake. A person's destiny and fortune can be based through the position of the planets depending on the day he or she was born. Chinese astrology is still being done even in modern Chinese society even to the point of scheduling the births of their children in order for them to be born under a certain zodiac.

In Chinese astrology, a person's traits, character, success and happiness can be determined through his or her zodiac. There is more to a person's horoscope than the animal of his year. Chinese horoscopes also base its predictions on the five elements depending on which planet the person was born under. Earth, Fire, Metal, Wood and Water correspond to the planets Saturn, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury. These make up Yin and Yang and determine the characteristics of the twelve animal signs. For example, a person who is a Tiger (its fixed element is Wood), he or she is unpredictable, rebellious, powerful, passionate, daring, and impulsive. But Chinese astrology, aside from basing the zodiacs on the person's birth year, also determines the characteristics and traits of a person through the months (inner animals) and the hours (secret animals). Though a person is a Tiger because he or she is born in the year of the Tiger, he or she could be a sheep internally and an ox secretively. There are many other factors that affect the person's zodiac, such as which trine or groups of three do the animals belong to depending on their similarity in characteristics.

Chinese horoscopes are ways in which people assess you as a person or how you asses yourself and your personality. Through this, you'll be able to determine what will happen to your happiness, successes, and fortune in the future. Even in the present society Chinese astrology is still being looked into. The Beijing Olympics were thought to be a way to celebrate the year 2008 as a lucky year for China, but were astounded when all sorts of calamities happened before the Olympics' opening last August 8, 2008.

Other countries have also consulted Chinese horoscopes in determining what is to happen on a certain day. Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean and Thai zodiacs all base theirs from the Chinese with minor differences such as the names/labels of their animals and the replacement with different animals. The influence of the Chinese to many cultures around the world is so great that even Chinese horoscopes are being consulted and Chinese astrology is still depended on in Chinese communities around the world.

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Astrology the Chinese Way... Animal Signs Tell All

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:51:00 +0000

HOW CHINESE ASTROLOGY WORKS
From the Year of the Rat through the Year of the Pig, there are twelve animal signs in the Oriental astrological system. To find your own sign, all you need to know is the year of your birth. Though there are no complicated rising signs nor intricate charts to reckon with, the Chinese New Year (or TET as it is called in Vietnam) falls on a different date each year. It can occur as early as mid-January or as late as mid-February. So if you were born in either of these two months, please con¬sult the charts at the beginning of each chapter for accuracy. A person born in late January of a Snake year might not be a Snake subject, but rather will come under the influence of the preceding Dragon year.
The cycle of the Chinese zodiac renews itself every dozen years. As luck would have it, 1900 was a Rat year. Since Rat is first in the series of twelve signs and its year opened our century, we could calculate the signs of our contemporaries with ease. The year 2000 was not so convenient. Instead of rounding out nicely to start the new century with a Rat year again, 2000 was a Dragon year. The Dragon, unlike the Rat, is not the first sign of the Chinese Zodiac but the fifth. So in this new century we have to work a bit harder to calculate our Chinese sign.
Chinese legend has it that the order of the twelve animal signs was determined thousands of years ago by Buddha himself. According to an age-old tale, there came a day when Buddha felt that the Chinese nation was sadly in need of a new order. On the occasion of the New Year, he called all the animals in the kingdom together for a meeting. But only twelve beasts showed up for this convention.
First came the aggressive Rat, then the hard-working Ox. At their heels bounded the smiling Tiger and his crony, the cautious Cat/Rabbit. Soon the spiffy Dragon appeared, followed by the wise Snake. The gifted Horse came galloping after them, and up gamboled the gentle Goat. In their wake came the merry Monkey, then in strutted the proud Rooster. The last to be heard from were the faithful Dog and the scrupulous Pig.
Buddha honored them in the order of their arrival at his summit conference, and endowed each of the twelve animals with a year of its own. From that New Year forward, each successive year of the Chinese calendar bore the character of the animal that gave it a name. Moreover, those people born in specific animal years are marked by the nature and disposition of their natal animal. Obviously, we do not take these symbolic badges altogether literally. People born in Ox years are not necessarily big-boned or muscular. But little by little, as you study the signs, you may notice some remarkable physical likenesses. Once you are familiar with the characteristics of your own sign and have examined the characteristic that describe your lovers, friends, coworkers, and family members, you might begin trying to guess at the possible signs of strangers.
FACTS ABOUT CHINESE ASTROLOGY
What you are about to discover is an ancient Oriental art of character reading and fate prediction upon which the Orient has depended for many, many centuries. Although the Chinese horoscope is different from our Western astrology, like all systems of presage, it applies the date of a subject's birth to a set or predetermined characteristics that help to predict what the basic nature of that person will be. Unlike our Western plan, the Chinese horoscope does not consider only the influence of stars and planets upon the human personality. The Chinese horoscope eliminates complication. We do not have to consult with an old sage in Peking in order to read about ourselves. Our animal symbol will tell us enough to keep us going through thick and thin for many a year.
Every Asian person about to make a great decision about marriage, family, profession, burial, or relocation will first check to see if his sign and those of the people involved indicate that any benefit will result from his prospective move. In Japan and China parents still arrange many marriages. If the family considers that a Rooster son is not well matched to a Rat woman, oftentimes the wedding is called off.
Every sixty years, there occurs a Horse year that is called the Year of the Fire Horse. The birth of a Fire Horse child, though fortu¬nate for the child himself, is thought to be disruptive to a home and family. Since 1966 was a Fire Horse year and many Japanese women did not wish their families to come under malevolent influences, the abortion rate in many Asian countries soared to a dizzying rate in 1965.
Certain years are not particularly productive for agriculture. Oxen subjects, who are gifted for farming, do not thrive in these years. Oxen are advised to store up provisions during the period preceding Goat and Monkey years so as not to suffer from want during these leaner times. You will find similar predictions for your own sign at the end of each chapter.
It is not unusual to see entire blocks of derelict buildings in cities like Hong Kong, awaiting demolition because sages have said the time is not right. The temporary burial of family members is not uncommon in Japan. Ancestors, according to the Oriental horoscope, must be laid to rest under auspicious conditions. Permanent grave sites are decided upon only after due consultation with augurs.
HOW TO USE YOUR CHINESE HOROSCOPE
Astrology - like psychology and various other "ologies" - is yet another way of finding out who we are and how we can be happier. Astrologers do not claim to have all the answers. As a soothsayer, I cannot (and will not) presume to know if you must or must not buy a new car on Thursday, the twenty-ninth of July, 2021. But what I do know is that the animal symbol that rules the year of your birth had endowed you with certain basic characteristics and helped to define your funda¬mental nature.
Once you are made aware of these qualities and have accepted certain of your faults, it is conceivable that you will have a better chance of making life cooperate with you. Given definite attributes to work with, you will have the possibility of molding your own life to fit your desires and ambitions. Moreover, as you examine the characteristics pertaining to your friends or acquaintances, you may learn why they behave in ways hitherto incomprehensible to you.
Life is undoubtedly fuller and richer for those of us who are gifted with self-knowledge. Yet, no matter how much we think we know, sometimes we can actually stand by and watch ourselves falling into negative patterns of behavior and repeating our old mistakes. We need to be reminded of the pitfalls to watch for in our individual character so we can avoid falling into ruts.
It is true that society or circumstance can prevent us from following our true natures. Poor environment or unfortunate childhood experiences have marred many a soul and thwarted more than one person from attaining desired goals. For all kinds of reasons, we sometimes repress or otherwise modify our real selves for the sake of another person, a job, or family situation. These modifications are however only survival tactics and may hinder our personal progress for a lifetime. In this day of open forum and the right to personal freedom, we should no longer be imprisoned or held back by outside restraints.
For most of us, the discovery of our "own thing" is half the battle. Without the knowledge of who we are, we cannot hope to do anything but bog down in confusion or wonder, Why me? Where have I gone wrong? And these and other such self-pitying or deluding quicksand states of mind are the biggest inhibitors of all. To get the most out of life, you can begin by getting the most out of this information. Not only is the Chinese horoscope amusing and informative, it's my guess that it will provide you with many a pleasant surprise. Let's hope too that you will glean enough extra knowledge of yourself to assist in casting your own future more satisfactorily.
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The Daily Chinese Horoscope Monkey

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:49:00 +0000

Among all the signs in the Chinese zodiac, monkey happens to be the most versatile. Monkeys love to be the cynosure of all eyes, hog the limelight, and impress others with their repository of knowledge. This testifies to the veracity of the statement that monkeys love to show off and are ostentatious.

A love for mischief is coupled with an insatiable intellectual curiosity. This latter makes them ideal candidates for becoming the creative heads behind ingenious projects.

Romantically fickle minded, insincere and flighty, a devouring curiosity, eagerness to try out new things, love for innovation, experimentation, stamina, endurance, determination, strength, intelligence, creativity, restlessness are the defining traits of a fire monkey.

Seriousness about relationships and work, genuine concern for others, caring ways, calm spirit, down to earth, jovial, reliable, trustworthy, hardworking, methodical, systematic and organized and practical - these are qualities that would describe an earth monkey best.

Water monkeys have what it takes to be skilled orators and attentive listeners. In social gatherings a false mask hides their true feelings and emotions and they abhor sharing or showing their private emotions in public.

At times metal monkeys demonstrate a cold and unbending front which distances their friends from them. They are confident of relying on their own judgment and instinct.

They are independent, ambitious, determined, assiduous hard workers plodding their way to success, cant work in teams, affectionate and loving and unlike the other monkeys trustworthy and loyal by nature.

Ethics, orthodox morality, honest means are what wood monkeys stand for. They are extremely morally upright and will never stoop to unethical or illegal methods.

MONKEYS IN LOVE RELATIONSHIPS

It is better to stay away from a monkey if love and romance are in your thoughts. Unarguably, the most promiscuous of all animal signs in the Chinese zodiac, they make talented flirts, don't like to be tied down to one lover for long and are guided by the motto - variety is the spice of love life. Immensely sensuous and intense, they can become mischievous, manipulative and intelligent while wooing or chasing his latest love interest.

MERITS OF MONKEY NATURE

Sociability, liveliness, patience to listen to others, intelligence, creativity, versatility, humor, wit, honesty, reliability, independence, tolerance and ability to solve problems in a jiffy are some of the many strengths of a monkey character.

DRAWBACKS OF MONKEY NATURE

Most of his good qualities are undone by his shallow, over indulgent, careless, restless, conceited, egoistic, superficial, mischievous and self- centered core. His hedonism and lack of self control diminish his popularity. His love of revelry and merry making caused irreparable damage to his relationships and to his reputation.

He has no qualms about breaking hearts. He will check himself at times and abstain from hedonistic and epicurean obsessions, but that will not be for long. He will be back to his old self before long, but he will carry a bit of remorse in his heart.

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The Chinese Horoscope Love Match

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:48:00 +0000

Exploring the love match between the 12 animal signs is a very interesting and entertaining way of using a Chinese horoscope. If the love match says that 2 animal signs are compatible, it translates into the happy occasion of love or marriage or both.

WHAT ARE TRIANGLES OF AFFINITY?

There are four triangles of affinity. The 12 animal signs are divided between these. On the basis of similar thinking patterns and general compatibility, 3 animal signs constitute each triangle.

An atmosphere of harmony, success and endurance in conjugal ties or in romance is assured between the 3 animals belonging to the same triangle. Happiness is doubled because of similar interests, hobbies, tastes, mutual understanding; a scorching sexual intimacy adds that special spark to the romance.

Minor disputes and niggling problems will always be there. But on the whole, there is a high chance of a long, durable and stable union. These 3 compatible animal signs should go ahead with marriage if there is love in the air.

This does not however mean that, love relations cannot exist between all the Chinese horoscope signs.

DRAGON, MONKEY AND RAT

They are performance oriented people who love to take initiatives. This group constitutes the most positive and competitive people of the four triangles, with the whole trio being action oriented. They share complementary characteristic traits.

They are commonly perceived as intense, passionate, restless, energetic, dynamic, ambitious, imaginative, and innovative by people. They can't look beyond progress. For e.g. Dragon's courage compensates for rat's timidity. Monkey and rat possess a lot of cunning. But this negative quality is absent in dragon's character.

SNAKE, ROOSTER AND OX

They also are endowed with complementary traits like the animal personalities in the 1st triangle of affinity. They are always focused on their goals and ambitions; defeat is something that shatters them. Profoundly thoughtful, meticulous, systematic, determined, dedicated, purposeful, these people are supposed to be steadfast, intellectual, independent-minded, slow but sure and dutiful.

HORSE, DOG AND TIGER

Obviously, the most loyal and transparent of the trio is the dog, but it is lacking in the mobility of the horse. Liberty is what they thrive on. They are defiant and like to rebel against injustice, they are full of life, energetic, high spirited, honest, affectionate, loyal, impulsive, idealistic, skilful communicators and love to serve others.

SHEEP, PIG AND RABBIT

They have a keen sense of aesthetics and are very sensitive. Intelligence is not their forte, but they can be humble. All three of them are flexible, dependent on others, diplomatic, creative with an artistic bent of mind, calm and cool-headed, expressive, intuitive, sensual, emotional, peace loving and seekers of beauty and love.

LOVE MATCH INCOMPATIBILITY

Love match between snake and pig, dog and dragon, rooster and rabbit, monkey and tiger, sheep and ox and horse and rat is difficult, might turn out to be disastrous and thoroughly sorrowful and it is best to avoid such a match.

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The Characteristics Of The Chinese Horoscope Monkey Sign

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:47:00 +0000

The Chinese zodiac is an astrological system in which each one of the twelve signs matches a year, having, thus, a repetitive cycle of twelve years. The symbols used for naming the signs are common animals' names, such as pig, rooster, ox, monkey and others, the birth of this zodiac being known from a legend about Buddha's last calling, before leaving this earth. These animals, the ones that are used in a figurate manner of speaking, were the first who answered the prophet's calling, and so they have earned the honor of being a part of the Chinese zodiac.

In the Chinese horoscope, the Monkey is considered to be the most intelligent animal. The native monkey has a special ability of staying out of trouble, even though he or she is cunning and loves playing all sorts of games with others. Very sociable, the monkey feels good when is surrounded by many people, at a party, at a conference or with any other occasion, and he or she always wants to be the attraction of the evening'.

The native Chinese horoscope monkey has a fine sense of irony, however without offending others, because he or she knows the limits very well. When he has to face a strong opponent, the art of manipulation is a good weapon in his hands. An important flaw is actually the fact that the Chinese horoscope monkey might lie, in every day life, in order to accomplish his goals. Though, if he is exposed, he will admit that he was wrong and the others will surely forgive him.

The native monkey is very unstable, just like a child. Very mobile, he jumps from one thing to the other, without looking back. Easily bored, he will always look for other ways of entertaining himself, grabbing the people around him in his games and in his frenzy. A horoscope monkey loves all kinds of challenges and interesting projects, and he will be willing to work hard for completing his tasks. He is a great employee, but if he is in a leading position, he might be arrogant and mean, sometimes.

Also, the Chinese zodiac describes the monkey as a person who will earn lots of money, and live in luxury, as he considers money as a symbol of his status and his value. His luck will protect him on various occasions, both in his personal life, and in his professional career. He is a master o negotiation, the professional name for manipulation, and he will get what he wants, as he knows how to approach other people and how to convince them that he is right.

Charming and joyful, a monkey is a great business partner and a good friend, as long as he doesn't feel threatened in any way. His jealousy and his conservation instinct will turn him into a little beast, and he is capable of doing crazy things in these conditions. Anyhow, you can get comfort and understanding from a Chinese horoscope monkey, and you will certainly receive good advice, thanks to his intuition, his intelligence and his objectivity. When it comes to the compatibility horoscope you should keep in mind this description of the horoscope monkey in the Chinese zodiac.

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Introduction to Chinese Astrology: the Main Concepts of the Chinese Horoscope System

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:46:00 +0000

Chinese Astrology is a powerful ancient art. It's rules and ideas are quite simple for anyone to understand. The purpose of Chinese astrology is to help people achieve their goals through self awareness and continuous advances of the mind and soul. Through the study of a person's personal Chinese horoscope, important aspects of that person's personality and destiny can be revealed. Chinese Astrology can help you find your purpose on this planet and discover an appropriate and joyful way of life.

Like western astrology, the Chinese astrology system is trying to determine a person's health, career direction, likes and dislikes, compatibility with other people, luck attraction and a lot more. The system works based on the usual birth details (year of birth, month of birth and day of birth) and a few significant other concepts. Chinese astrology is a gift of the gods according to ancient Chinese. This ancient art has successfully guided and guarded the Chinese from ancient times through modern times. Today, this horoscope system still plays a significant role in the lives of millions of people across the world.

Let's look at some key components of the Chinese zodiac system which is based on a twelve-year astrological cycle (aligned with the sun and moon cycle). First of all the Chinese astrology cycle is divided into five parts that represent the five magical universal elements according to the Chinese. These elements are: Metal, Earth, Fire, Wood and Water. The elements are a creation of the Chinese heavenly god who magically embedded them in Chinese Astrology and the Chinese Calendar.

Then the Chinese Horoscope cycle is enhanced with the divisions of the twelve Chinese horoscope signs that are represented by twelve carefully chosen animals. These are: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. The animals where not selected by luck, but each one of them is highly associated with the human culture and way of life. There's also a legend that explains in detail how the 12 animals where selected. According to the scriptures, the Chinese god of earth conducted a race between all the animals on planet earth. The first twelve animals would represent the twelve astrological signs. The twelve Chinese Horoscope signs shape the twelve-year cycle. When the year-cycle ends, a new one begins by repeating itself.

Last but not least there is the cosmic and divine force that influences the entire Chinese astrology system. This force is well known to many people as The Yin and The Yang. The Yin represents the female and the Yang represents the male. Another interpretation claims that the Ying represents the Evil and the Yang represents the Good. When properly combined the Ying and Yang produce universal harmony and eternal balance. The combination of Yin and Yang is the secret power behind the Chinese Horoscope system.

So, these are the key elements of Chinese Astrology. I will not go into further details in this article but let's summarize:

- We have the five Chinese Astrology Elements which are universal and magical and these are: Metal, Earth, Fire, Wood and Water as ordered by the Chinese Heavenly God.
- Then we have the twelve Chinese horoscope signs which are: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig as ordered by the Chinese Earthly God.
- And lastly, we have the cosmic power named as Yin and Yang, that symbolizes the eternal harmony.

It is as simple as that to begin with. All these comprehensive ideas are carefully, strategically and magically mixed by the gods to produce the entire Chinese Astrological System. Of course, one can go deeper and deeper into the meanings of these concepts and come up with unlimited combinations and interpretations of this system, but the basic components of Chinese Astrology are summed up as described above.

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Introduction to Chinese Astrology: a Brief Presentation of the First Six Chinese Horoscope Signs

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:44:00 +0000

Here is a brief presentation of the first six of the twelve Chinese Horoscope signs, their nature, characteristics and attributes. I will present them as ordered by the supreme Chinese gods that created Chinese Astrology and the Chinese calendar system. The first six Chinese horoscope animal signs are: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake. Here we go.

Rat (Yang-male nature)
The Rat is the very first animal of the Chinese Horoscope Cycle. A Rat is good at leading and conquering. Many famous emperors of Chinese history where Rats. Being able to charm others, Rat people are generally charismatic and full of passion. What makes them unique is their practical and dominant mind which gives them the ability to be organized, tactful and systematic. The other side of a Rat can reveal a very controlling person who always insists in doing everything its own way, at all costs. A Rat can also be very cruel and dangerous, especially when challenged. People under this major Chinese Horoscope sign are well known for their ability to use their master minds to exploit other's emotions, feelings and thoughts.

Ox (Yin-female nature)
The Ox is a powerful Chinese Horoscope sign which symbolizes wealth and prosperity. Ox people are usually very hard working and stubborn. Being admirer of power and possession, this Chinese Horoscope sign like to depend on itself to achieve all kinds of great things. Ox people are also a bit slow when making their decisions, especially if they are given a lot of options to choose from. Once they decide on something though, nobody can make them go another way. You can't easily get an Ox person to speak to you, but once you earn their trust, they will open their heart and mind in a very sincere and true way. An Ox can be a good and loyal friend.

Tiger (Yang-male nature)
Chinese astrologers consider the Tigers (not the lions) as kings of all animals. Tiger people are usually very attractive and persuasive. You cannot resist them easily and at the same time, you cannot attract their interest unless you try hard and be sincere. They like mystery, fairy tales and stories about courage and love. They will likely spend an adventurous life triggered by their instincts and strong emotions. Another important attribute of people under the Chinese Horoscope sign of Tiger, is the fact that they like surprises and out of the ordinary situations. If you want to have a Tiger as a friend then it's up to you to make sure your friendship will last since a Tiger will generally find it hard to maintain any relationship.

Rabbit (Yin-female nature)
The Rabbit is well known for its ability to attract good fortune and be lucky. Rabbit people, apart from being attractive to the opposite sex, they are also very good at solving complex situations and problems. Many well known Chinese politicians and diplomats belong to the Rabbit. Another aspect of this Chinese Horoscope sign reveals tendency to cultural activities and the arts. A Rabbit hates fighting and engaging in aggressive behaviors or activities because of its peaceful nature. Last but not least, Rabbit people hate surprises or unpredicted results and you may annoy them if you try to involve them in any risky situation. That is why it is likely that Rabbit people will miss several good chances in their lives.

Dragon (Yang-male nature)
Dragons are mythical powerful creatures worshiped by Chinese culture. A Dragon symbolizes strength, health, harmony and intellectuality. Many consider Dragon people extremely lucky and blessed. People under this eccentric Chinese Horoscope sign are generally charismatic and gifted with great powers. It is unlikely for a Dragon to go unnoticed from a social meeting or a party. Their unique attitude and self confidence will always work wonders in such situations. Dragon people are also well known for their honesty and sense of duty. These characteristics can sometime work against them because others will tend to take advantage of them. If a Dragon is your friend feel free to confide in them.

Snake (Yin-female nature)
The Snake (Serpent) is strongly related with deep and eternal wisdom. Snake people are always enigmatic and maybe the most wise of all Chinese Horoscope signs. A Snake usually evolves to become a philosopher, deep thinker, theosophist, magician or leader of the back scene. Snake people love learning, reading and eating good food. They are also very concerned about their outer appearance. Their best attribute is their excellent ability to communicate with others and successfully engage in interesting conversations. Snake people love new ideas and innovative thoughts and actions, but they will usually reject advice from anyone but themselves.

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Ewyen Minh is an eccentric Chinese Astrologer with over 30 years of experience in divination and the Chinese Zodiac system. Learn more about The Twelve Chinese Horoscope Signs or visit Ewyen's website about Chinese Astrology and Chinese Horoscope to find free information about your Chinese sign and discover a way to communicate with your soul and fulfill your destiny.

Lucky Chinese Horoscope Gem Stones: the First Six Chinese Horoscope Gems

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:43:00 +0000

When the Chinese heavenly god and the Chinese earth god decided to create Chinese Astrology and associate Chinese horoscope signs with animals of planet earth, they concluded that each Chinese horoscope sign would need a sort of a powerful material that would not only represent the sign itself, but it would also develop a strong connection, a spiritual relationship with individuals that belong to that sign.

So the great Chinese gods collected the twelve most valuable and powerful gem stones on planet earth. These where: Garnet, Aquamarine, Sapphire, Pearl, Amethyst, Opal, Topaz, Emerald, Peridot, Citrine, Diamond and Ruby. Then by studying the attributes of the gem stones they assigned each gem to a Chinese Horoscope sign. These gem stones would protect and bring luck to the possessor. Let's talk about the attributes of the first six lucky Chinese horoscope gem stones and their association with Chinese Astrology and culture.

Lucky gem stone: Garnet
Associated Chinese Horoscope sign: Rat
Attributes: Garnet is mostly associated with love, loyalty, passion, mental health and women's needs. Garnet usually comes in deep red colors, that is why Chinese like to call it "The Blood Stone". It is a gem stone that is very hard, which makes it suitable for wearing or for decoration purposes. Chinese use Garnet to alternatively cure severe melancholy and depression. Little pieces of Garnet are traditionally given to Chinese pregnant women to help them with their pregnancy. It is also known to stabilize a woman's menstrual cycles. A Chinese legend claims that if you tie a piece of Garnet in your front door it will protect your house against thieves.

Lucky gem stone: Aquamarine
Associated Chinese Horoscope sign: Ox
Attributes: Aquamarine is associated with peace, tranquility, physical health, women and the spirit of the goddess. Aquamarine has an one of a kind transparent blue color that will bring calmness and mental clarity. According to Chinese legends, aquamarine was created by the great Chinese god of the sea who had the form of a sea monster. Then it was given as a divine gift to the Chinese goddesses of the sea in order to charm them. It is very common for Chinese fisherman to carry a piece of aquamarine to invoke the goddesses to bring them luck and protect them when sailing. Traditional Chinese doctors use it to cure digestive problems by dropping aquamarine jewelry into glasses of water and of course removing them a few minutes later, after aquamarine has acted.

Lucky gem stone: Sapphire
Associated Chinese Horoscope sign: Tiger
Attributes: Sapphire is highly associated with guidance, and enlightenment, money, prosperity, peace of mind, leadership, inner strength and self confidence. Chinese use it to send away negative energy and wicked thoughts and bring amiability and fulfillment. Chinese legends claim that Sapphire will open your mind and show you the way to connect with your inner self and god. Sapphire is commonly used in China for concentration and visualization exercises because of its magnificent ability to inspire, and stabilize your mind. Sapphire is a gem stone associated with oracles, dreams and the art of seeing into the past and the future. Chinese call it "The Third Eye Stone" and use it to cure physical eye-diseases or improve their vision.

Lucky gem stone: Pearl
Associated Chinese Horoscope sign: Rabbit
Attributes: The Pearl is associated with purity and purification, innocence and the feminine side of people. In Chinese culture the pearl is really powerful and is considered to be "The Tear From Heaven" or "The Tear of God". A Pearl is given to young, unmarried Chinese women to help them find their soul mate. It is a gift that Chinese fathers love to give to their young daughters when they reach adolescence to guard their purity. It is also common among wealthy Chinese to drink alcohol with dissolved pearls to cure all kinds of disease and illness. The Pearl is also used as strength and energy booster.

Lucky gem stone: Amethyst
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Dragon
Attributes: Amethyst is associated with strong intuition, the brain, wealth, peace, protection and spirituality. Chinese use it for many purposes. For example it is common to wear amethyst jewelry if you are about to drink a lot. Amethyst will protect you from drunkenness and will keep you sober. It is also used in many parts of China, against all kinds of addictions like smoking, alcohol or drugs. This magical purple gem stone is also used for spiritual purposes like meditation or divination. Chinese believe that Amethyst will increase your psychic powers and your invocation skills. Many Chinese Mediums and Astrologers (including me) always carry a piece of Amethyst with them as a divination tool. Last but not least, Amethyst is used in China as a natural medicine against insomnia and bad dreams.

Lucky gem stone: Opal
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Snake
Attributes: Opal is associated with guidance, luck, honor, potency, visions, dreams and mind power. In many western cultures Opal is considered as a bad stone. Chinese though, believe that Opal will bring tremendous luck and abundance to those people who's lucky gem stone is Opal. It is a strange and highly mystical gem stone with strong occult powers. Chinese legends refer to Opal as "The Invisibility Stone". It is also used to receive advice from the spirits through dreams. Chinese put it under their pillows to protect them when they enter the dream world during sleep. Chinese Mediums use it for spiritual journeys and to provide guidance. Opals can change their colors from dark to bright according to the mood of the possessor or to give a message to the holder.

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Ewyen Minh is an eccentric Chinese Astrologer with over 30 years of experience in divination and the Chinese Zodiac system. Learn more about the twelve Lucky Chinese Horoscope Gem Stones or visit Ewyen's website about Chinese Astrology and Chinese Horoscope to find free information about your Chinese sign and discover a way to communicate with your soul and fulfill your destiny.

Lucky Chinese Horoscope Gem Stones: the Last Six Chinese Horoscope Gems

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:41:00 +0000

When the Chinese heavenly god and the Chinese earth god decided to create Chinese Astrology and associate Chinese horoscope signs with animals of planet earth, they concluded that each Chinese horoscope sign would need a sort of a powerful material that would not only represent the sign itself, but it would also develop a strong connection, a spiritual relationship with individuals that belong to that sign.

So the great Chinese gods collected the twelve most valuable and powerful gem stones on planet earth. These where: Garnet, Aquamarine, Sapphire, Pearl, Amethyst, Opal, Topaz, Emerald, Peridot, Citrine, Diamond and Ruby. Then by studying the attributes of the gem stones they assigned each gem to a Chinese Horoscope sign. These gem stones would protect and bring luck to the possessor. Let's talk about the attributes of the last six lucky Chinese horoscope gem stones and their association with Chinese Astrology and culture.

Lucky gem stone: Topaz
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Horse
Attributes: Topaz is associated with courage, confidence, creativity, relaxation and security. And indeed Topaz is a powerful gem stone that Chinese use to overcome all fears and achieve all kinds of amazing goals. Topaz is also a great gem stone for artists, fashion people, architects, writers or decorators and everyone who needs an increased amount of imagination and creativity. Topaz has a yellow-golden color. An old Chinese legend claims that Topaz can help you think higher and deeper and can also show you how to overcome all obstacles that may stand in your way. Traditional Chinese doctors use it extensively to cure mental disorders or brain conditions.

Lucky gem stone: Emerald
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Sheep
Attributes: Emerald symbolizes the mother of all goddesses. It is associated with love, money and wealth, beauty, integrity, self knowledge, truth, justice and rarity. Chinese believe that it is a powerful gem stone that will bring prosperity, increased sexual capabilities and potency. It is used to attract members of the opposite sex and find pure and true love. A Chinese legend clearly states that the emerald is "The Gem Stone of Truth" and if your heart deserves it, then the emerald will help you find the eternal truth. Chinese believe that the use of emeralds, combined with the careful use of candles can attract and conquer every heart and soul. Emeralds are also great natural antidepressants that will increase mental clarity and perception. This rare green gem stone is also used for people who find it hard telling the truth.

Lucky gem stone: Peridot
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Monkey
Attributes: Peridot is a unique gem stone that is deeply associated with marriage, mental health, spirituality, maturity, mysticism, jealousy, channeling and visions. It is considered very mysterious and powerful. Chinese use to fight the jealousy and envy of evil people. Ancient Chinese soldiers used it to sooth their anger since it was a rule of thumb that you should never attack or fight when you are angry. Peridot is also used in every Chinese wedding for the purpose of marital happiness and complete sexual life. The couple wears hand-made peridot jewelry during the wedding ceremony. Chinese tradition refers to the Peridot as "The Ego Stone" because of its rare ability to heal a damaged ego.

Lucky gem stone: Citrine
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Rooster
Attributes: Citrine is generally associated with abundance, creation and creativity, academics, intellectuality, science, prosperity, success, education and true wisdom. According to Chinese legends Citrine is "The Stone of Success" and it should be given to generous people only. Citrine jewelry was deeply appreciated by ancient Chinese emperors for their ability to increase intellectual capabilities and broaden the mind. Today Citrine is used by modern Chinese students to help them succeed on exams. Many Chinese professors and teachers also use it when lecturing. Citrine is widely used in China during gem stone healing sessions to produce feelings and emotions and thoughts of abundance.

Lucky gem stone: Diamond
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Dog
Attributes: Diamond is a valuable stone associated with power, protection, strength, courage, loyalty, friendship, originality, purity, fidelity and innocence. Chinese consider the diamond's association with purity and power, divine. It is actually what makes it an excellent and popular gift for all occasions. Diamonds are powerful guards against evil according to the Chinese culture. A Chinese legend refers to the diamond as "The Stone of Morality". In China today, People who can afford it wear diamonds because they believe that this magical stone enhances and intensifies the qualities of the wearer. A traditional contest of the "Rearmost Diamond" is held every year as a celebration in many parts of China. Chinese believe that one of the winners will fight in the higher world of spirits, to become the next leader of China.

Lucky gem stone: Ruby
Associated Chinese horoscope sign: Pig
Attributes: Ruby is associated with fortune, health, glory, fame, blood, heat, tactics, courage, intelligence and leadership. Chinese use it to send away negative energy and bad fortune. A Ruby can also be used as a precaution measure against illnesses and health conditions. Chinese legends tell us that the Ruby is "The Stone of the Famous" and that it can show you how to become well known in every part of the world. Chinese emperors loved the ruby and where always inspired by it. The Ruby is used today by traditional Chinese doctors to stabilize blood pressure and cure all blood related problems. It is also well known to Chinese Physicians for its ability to increase body heat.

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What Do We Mean By A Chinese Horoscope?

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:40:00 +0000

An astrologer's diagram of the relative position of planets, stars and other such celestial entities and the prediction of incidents which are based on these astrological calculations is known as a horoscope. Birth chart or natal chart is another name for horoscope.

What is a Chinese Horoscope?

Popularity is the other name of Chinese horoscopes and everyday millions and millions of individuals, scattered throughout the world, cast a glance at their Chinese horoscopes in order to know what their fate has decreed. You can avail yourself of annual, monthly, weekly and daily varieties of Chinese horoscopes.

There is one to suit every need. You can approach your personal astrologer to prepare your Chinese horoscope. Free/paid Chinese astrology websites are also a good source of getting hold of your Chinese horoscope. Human beings have this unquenchable thirst to have knowledge about the future and what fate has pre-ordained for them.

This is the secret of the popularity of Chinese horoscopes since ancient times. You need to submit the exact time, date and place of your birth to your astrologer or to the astrology websites to get an accurate Chinese horoscope.

Intricacies of a Chinese Horoscope

The 12 months of the year are taken in to account by the occidental zodiac practice. A Chinese horoscope is both similar and dissimilar to the western zodiac. The foundation of a Chinese horoscope rests on a 12 year lunar cycle.

An individual's Chinese animal sign can be found out by the year of his birth. Like, if you were born in 1984 you will belong to the YEAR OF THE RAT or simply, you are a RAT sign, according to Chinese astrology. Follow the Chinese luni-solar calendar if you want accurate readings.

Even an ignorant layman can now understand that the Chinese astrological system is thoroughly complex and hard to follow. If the Indian jyotish shastra is an ancient science, then the Chinese astrological system/horoscope is a celebrated art form.

12 different animals stand for The 12 signs in the Chinese horoscope and those born under each sign. Each of the horoscopic signs imbibed or received the personality traits and natural attributes of each animal, as laid down by the Chinese astrological rule.

Legend/ Folklore

According to Chinese folklore, amidst the celebrations of the CHINESE NEW YEAR, Lord Buddha realized the imminence of his death. On his invitation, only 12 animals turned up to pay him a farewell visit.

They were the horse, snake, dragon, tiger, ox, rat, rabbit, monkey, sheep/goat, pig, rooster and dog. The Enlightened One bestowed honor on these 12 animals by dedicating the 12 sections of the Chinese horoscope in the names of the 12 animals.

Principles/Elements

YIN YANG; EARTH, FIRE, WATER, METAL AND WOOD.

Personality Type

Don't think you are a RAT wholly. You might have the secret characteristics of a DOG and the internal traits of a TIGER. A total of 8640 combinations and permutations for each individual can exist.

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Chinese Horoscopes a Big Hit as the Chinese New Year Approaches

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:39:00 +0000

For the Chinese, this 2007 is the Year of the Pig, which effectively starts on the Sunday of February 18. This is the time when millions of overseas Chinese will go back home to their families to spend the holiday and have a wonderful dinner together. This is a time when every Chinatown all over the globe will be filled with much merrymaking, dramatic fireworks, dancing dragons, singing gongs, and happy smiles.

No doubt, the Lunar New Year is the most important holiday in history for Chinese, with the celebration taking as long as 15 days. Even people who don't have Chinese blood in them have come to celebrate and respect this holiday. Every year, Chinese spend lavishly on these performance arts in the hopes of bringing good luck and prosperity.

And just as the New Year is a time when they spend thousands on food and fireworks, it is also a high time consulting their fate in Chinese horoscopes and astrology. Chinese people, after all, are among the most superstitious people in the world. Superstitions, in fact, abound during the Chinese New Year itself, both before and during the holiday. On the days before the celebration, Chinese families spend their time cleaning their houses to sweep away the bad luck for the coming new year. On the holiday eve, buying a pair of shoes is considered bad luck, since according to them the word "shoes" is a homophone for the word "rough" in Cantonese. Eating candy, on the other hand, brings good luck in a way that their coming year will become sweet.

Now more than ever, people are interested in what Chinese horoscope has to say about their lives for the New Year. And the interest in Chinese astrology isn't limited to just Chinese businesspeople alone. Even foreigners, (i.e. Westerners) are just as willing to delve into Chinese horoscopes, perhaps even more so. Over time, Chinese people have passed on their beliefs to the next generation, continuously sharing them until they have woven a very detailed and comprehensive nexus of beliefs and wisdom. From the Chinese come Feng Shui, and Chinese astrology, and i-ching, and other sources of time-tested knowledge that will always define the Chinese culture. Which is why deep inside everyone, Chinese-blooded or not, there is a vast and unlimited belief in Chinese superstitions and other ancient wisdom, whose only aim is the betterment of people's lives.

Hopefully, this Year of the Pig proves to be indeed prosperous and deserving of congratulations for everyone. Kung Hei Fat Choi!

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Neoli Marcos and Ade Perillp write for PsychicGuild, a world-renowned online psychic service providing accurate psychic reading, free horoscopes, dream interpretation and more.

Introduction to Chinese Astrology: a Brief Presentation of the Last Six Chinese Horoscope Signs

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:37:00 +0000

Here is a brief presentation of the last six of the twelve Chinese Horoscope signs, their nature, characteristics and attributes. I will present them as ordered by the supreme Chinese gods that created Chinese Astrology and the Chinese calendar system. The last six Chinese horoscope animal signs are: Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig. Here we go.

Horse (Yang-male nature)
The Horse is a Chinese Horoscope sign that always expects to be free. Horse people are self confident and usually determined enough to succeed on their goals. They like to attract general attention and to be flattered, but they will know if someone really appreciates their skills or not. Another attribute of the Horse is honesty. Horse people are usually honest and genuine with others and can have a lot of friends if they choose so. You should expect to receive good advice from a Horse if you take the time to explain your situation carefully. A Horse can also be brave but at the same time too sensitive. This sensitivity may sometimes trigger their defense mechanisms for no reason.

Sheep (Yin-female nature)
The Sheep (Ram) is a very interesting Chinese Horoscope sign. It has a female nature and a lot of positive attributes like the tendency to be artistic and the interest in fashion. Sheep people are caring and they will try not to hurt others with their actions. That is why they like to think before they act. Sheep people are considered to be extremely shy. A Sheep is well mannered and can support its opinions. Sometimes, the fact that they are shy makes them insecure and they happen to say the wrong thing at the wrong time. A Sheep type of person is usually sensitive and need to feel loved and protected.

Monkey (Yang-male nature)
The Monkey is the most flexible Chinese Horoscope sign of all. Monkey people usually end up as inventors, scientists, artists or people who entertain the masses one way or the other. They are very creative and can be considered geniuses at a later stage in their lives. Monkey people tend to take control of a situation by being aware of what is going on around them. This in fact is a great gift they possess that will guide them through their lives. Another interesting attribute is their reliability. If you have a friend who is a Monkey it is likely that they will keep any secret you share with them. Monkey people are also honest, funny and they make a good company or companion.

Rooster (Yin-female nature)
The Rooster is the tenth Chinese Horoscope sign. Number ten (10) is considered a lucky number in Chinese culture and it is not a coincidence that a Rooster is supposed to be very fortunate. Rooster people like to carefully observe everything and they are usually successfull with their observations. They are courageous, brave and independent spirits, but on the other hand they can become pretentious, obsessed and self absorbed. A Rooster is sociable at times and will love to meet new places and new people. Rooster people always like to be in the center of attention especially when it comes to their friends and family. They would do anything to achieve that.

Dog (Yang-male nature)
The Dog is the most loyal Chinese Horoscope sign of all. Dog people can be trusted to keep secrets or accomplish all kinds of difficult tasks as partners. If there's one thing they like to do is to take care of their outer appearance. Dog people love good looks and can express interesting opinions about fashion and styling. Another great characteristic of Dog people is their patience, especially with other people. They use their minds to understand situations, provide smart solutions and they will usually do anything to help others. A Dog has a very positive attitude and can attract friends like a magnet.

Pig (Yin-female nature)
The Pig is the twelveth and the last sign of the Chinese Horoscope cycle. It symbolizes fertility and good fortune. Chinese believe that people who are born under this sign will be honest and they will achieve happiness that way. Pig people are indeed very honest and patient. They prefer to work behind the scene. It will take time to feel comfortable with a Pig person but once you do you will be presented with a warm heart ready to support you in any case. Pig people are peaceful creatures who like hanging around in the nature. They love mountains, lakes, meadows etc. The Pig prefers to live in the country side instead of a big city.

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Chinese Horoscope is Way to Success

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:35:00 +0000

The Chinese horoscope is quite popular with both eastern and western countries and their astrologers. If we go by historical facts then it will not be wrong in saying that Chinese were the first ones to predict the future of people. It is also a known fact that the Chinese lunar calendar is the longest chronological record available today, dated back from 2637 BC. Well, everyone wants to have a picture perfect future, so why wait! Let’s get predictions done through Chinese horoscope.

The Chinese lunar calendar is divided into twelve months of 29 days each. In fact, every two and a half years, an intercalary month is added to adjust the calendar. The addition of this month every third year produces the lunar leap year. If you are still confused with the working of Chinese calendar then, you can always refer to the beginning of each lunar month, which is also the date of the new moon marked on the western calendar. Interestingly, one cycle takes 60 years to complete and is made up of five cycles of 12 years each. In fact, the Chinese horoscope is predicted through 12 symbols that are based on animals. Interestingly, there is also a legendary tale behind the making of Chinese calendar: Twelve animals were assigned to each of the 12 years when the Lord Buddha summoned all the animals to come to him before he departed from earth. As a reward, he named a year after each one in the order that it arrived. First came, the rat, then the ox, the tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and boar. Hence, we have the twelve animal signs of today.

Well in the Chinese horoscope, each of the animal signs also referred as the twelve earth branches are combined with the five main elements. These five elements form an integral part of Chinese horoscope and without each of them no prediction is complete. These are wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Hence, these elements play a significant role in our life. Through Chinese horoscope, one can have conducive and controlling effect on his or her life because of the interrelationships of each of five metals. For example from metal, we get water, here is reference is that a metal could be a vessel for holding water, so we can conclude that metal traps water, but it could also mean that when the metal is heated it turns into a liquid and vice versa. Therefore, we can say that none of the metals can be called strong or weak. In fact, they are forever dependent on each other and are equal too.

Thus, Chinese horoscope does not limit us, instead teaches us how to move ahead with the times and if our present methods do not meet with success, then it teaches to reach our goals by taking new routes. The Chinese horoscope instruct us to do self-analysis and in knowing what to expect from situations. Hence, the Chinese horoscope not only predicts but also guides for better life in the future.

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Amit Bhalla works to help all those who want information about the latest and the best, most happening places in the city. To know more about Chinese horoscope ,local search services delhi, Conversion Service, Yellow Pages India, Local Search India Chinese horoscope visit www.myquest.in

Feel Special Through Chinese Horoscope Love

noreply@blogger.com (cool instruments) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:24:00 +0000

Predictions have always been our bone of contention. We get predictions done for several reasons whether it is related to work, education, career or marriage. But love has always gained our attention; as is an integral as well as significant part of our lives. In fact, we wait all our lives to have someone special and in that respect get our predictions done in the hope a great relationship. Without love there is nothing and our life constantly revolve around this very emotion. Hence, the latest one to catch the attention is Chinese horoscope love. One can predict the future of their love life through horoscope.

As we all know that the Chinese astrology is based on Ying-Yang and five elements, which are metal, water, wood, fire and earth. The Chinese horoscope love will be able to predict your future based on the twelve animal zodiac signs that have been segregated into four groups. The reason behind the grouping the animals is that animals have identical thinking according to Chinese scholars. Despite the variable facets of the individual animals, the style of understanding and thinking is aligned. The four groups comprise of mouse, dragon, monkey, second group includes buffalo, snake, cock, and the third group has tiger, horse and dog. Last but not the least; the fourth group consists of cat, goat and pig.

With the help of Chinese horoscope love, it becomes easy to gain knowledge about one’s love life. Through it, one can have their future predicted about his or her love and the person he or she is seeing at present. And if you are single and waiting to mingle then, do not worry, as Chinese horoscope love will help you in telling you when you will be fortunate to have the love of your life. If that’s not all you want, then you will also be able to gain knowledge on the person who is coming into your life pretty soon. For this, all you have to do is to consult a Chinese astrologer who has an ample knowledge on Chinese horoscope love and will be able to guide you in your fortune. The astrologer will require your day, time and year of birth; because Chinese horoscope love is predicted on the basis of details as well as the calendar and the five elements that form an integral part of Chinese astrology.

These five basic elements include metal, water, wood, fire and earth that are further combined with the twelve animal signs of rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, lamb, monkey, rooster, dog and pig to form the sixty year cycle. In fact, yours or anybody’s Chinese horoscope love is based on which lunar year in this sixty year cycle one was born. A fundamental part of this Chinese astrology is the elements conducive and controlling interrelationships and that can be witnessed in the making of Chinese horoscope love. After all, love happens once in a lifetime. Therefore, Chinese horoscope love is a perfect way to a perfect love life that you are going to treasure for whole of your life.

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Amit Bhalla works to help all those who want information about the latest and the best, most happening places in the city. To know more about Chinese horoscope love , local search services delhi, Conversion Service, Yellow Pages India, Local Search India Chinese horoscope love visit www.myquest.in