The Dragon

DRAGON

1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012

Natural Energy: Yang (Positive)

Natural Element: Earth

The fifth position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Dragon, denotes mystery, power and vitality. In china Dragons are mythical being who command the forces of nature. Those born into the years of the Dragon learn the lesson of unpredictability.
Powerful, warm hearted, charismatic and a born leader. They are ambitious and like to live by their own rules. They draw people to them like a magnet, although they do like to be alone. They love a challenge and their greatest successes will come from the work they do alone. Sudden fits of temper, although short lived, can be daunting to others. The term, ‘fire breathing Dragon,’ comes to mind.
Dragons are free spirited characters a little unpredictable and are easily able to overcome obstacles. They are known to be temperamental, very adventurous, ambitious and creative. Full of optimism and enthusiasm, they must learn to be alert to the feelings of others. When young it is necessary to keep them motivated, they are indulgent and protective parents. Dragons love the idea of love but can sometimes create difficulties for themselves in a relationship, they are passionate and intense but can be commitment phobic. They need friends around them although can be a little unreliable. Visionaries in their work environment, capable of decision making, but will need to quell personal insecurities at times. Occupations suitable are the military, entrepreneur, artist, journalist, writer, athlete, business leader.

CHARATER TRAITS

Exciting, creative, ambitious, brave, optimistic, idealistic, powerful, intelligent,  dynamic, vital, confident, brave, optimistic and adventurous.

CAREER

Always they want to be the leader, so don’t waste your time disagreeing. They are brilliant and their talents cannot be missed. They need careers where they will have total creative freedom. Good Career options for the Dragon are manger, inventor, lawyer, computer analyst and architect.

RELATIONSHIPS

When they commit, it is for life, but it may be heavy going until that point in time, not an easy relationship, but a rewarding one nevertheless. Dragons give true love and need a partner who is tough skinned. The Dragon will never give up their independence and are known to have quick vengeful tempers. Dragons love love and will place much of their energy into their relationship, but can also be Rather emotionally demanding of their partner. The Dragon is great in short term relationships but can tend to become bored of daily routine. The Dragon often will attract the unusual.

Metal Dragons – Years 1940 and 2000

The metal element will strengthen all of the Dragons qualities. They are Determined in their convictions and will fight for what they believe in. they are exhibitionist with huge egos and will seek position of power. Metal Dragons are honest, stubborn, serene and passionate and are often admired for the individuality. They will often hold positions of authority and like to live life to the fullest. They can win anyone over with their charm.

Water Dragons – Years 1952 and 2012

Water calms the fire and allows the Dragon to be open to other points of view.  They research thoroughly before making a decision and are open to others ideas. They are creative and innovative. The Water Dragon is considered the most unique of all signs in the Chinese zodiac. They are extremely lucky and extremely passionate which will benefit them greatly in their careers. They are beautiful and will attract a similar partner to themselves. The water element helps them to focus more on the well being of others Rather than on themselves.

Wood Dragons – 1904 and 1964

Strong artistic leaning, they love to be creative and innovative,  they get on well with others, although want to be the centre of attention. They love to entertain and their artistic side is strong. The souls born under this sign are stubborn, honest, brave and very passionate and others will enjoy their company. Wood Dragons are beautiful elegant and totally committed to their relationships. The wood element will heighten all of the Dragons creative talents.

Fire Dragons – 1916 and 1976

Quick to react emotionally, can act recklessly and without thought of the consequences of their actions. They can sometimes make very bad decisions. The fire element will add extra passion to the already vibrant Dragon. They are giving and generous and love to entertain. One downside to the fire Dragon is their quick temper which can flare up at times.

Earth Dragons – Years 1928 and 1988

More grounded and in control of their emotions than the other signs, they level headed and supportive of others. They do like to be admired. The wood Dragon is wise and works well in a team. They are serene and loving people who will live life to the fullest. Loyalty and friendship are important values to the earth Dragon who will be a honest friend for life. The earth Dragon is a serene and loving person who will seek a long term relationship.

Famous Dragons

Alicia Silverstone, Robin Williams, Roseanne Barr, Deng Xiaoping, Courtney Cox, Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Dan Aykroyd, Julia Ormond, Patrick Stewart, Calista Flockhart, Sarah Bernhardt, Salvador Dali, Sigmund Freud, Joan of Arc, Bing Crosby, Neil Diamond, Placido Domingo, Bo Diddley, Tom Jones, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Raquel Welch, Pearl Buck, Lewis Carroll, Lady Godiva, J. Paul Getty, Marlene Dietrich, Faye Dunaway, Joan Baez, Frank Zappa, Mae West, Joseph Campbell, Shirley Temple Black, and Dr. Ruth Westheimer.