The year of the Snake begins on February 10th, heralding steady progress, meticulous attention to detail and self discipline. ...
Your dreams and wishes can come true in the year of the Rabbit, and for those who have been wishing for a long time, this is the year for you....
The Law of attraction tells us that certain souls seek each other out and neither race, nor creed, nor family background or any variety of differences will deflect certain karmic connections. ...
Chinese astrology was formed by Buddha. To celebrate the Chinese new year Buddha invited 12 animals to a race and the order in which they would arrive would determine their place in the Chinese zodiac....
The 12th and last position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Pig. The Pig is a warm compassionate and gentle sign....
Occupying the 11th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Dog. The Dog has great loyally towards those they love and is extremely fierce towards their loved ones enemies. ...
The Rooster takes tenth position by Buddha's side in the Chinese Zodiac, this is a position of strength, attention, and honor. ...
The Monkey occupies the ninth position by Buddha's side, the Monkey possesses such character traits as mischievousness, curiosity, intelligence and resourcefulness. ...
The eighth position in the Chinese zodiac is associated with serenity and peace. These souls learn the lesson of “propriety”. ...
The seventh position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Horse, This represents vitality youthfulness and freedom, those souls born into the year of the Horse learn the lesson of decisiveness....
The Snake holds the eighth position in the Chinese Zodiac, is charming, popular and charismatic, Snakes move quietly among people exuding a magnetic energy, they are always well mannered and dignified. ...
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. ...
The fourth position is the Chinese zodiac, the Rabbit. The Rabbit is one of harmony, creativity and good judgment. ...
The third position in the Chinese zodiac, the Tiger, denotes such traits as nubile, honorable, extreme and rebellious. ...
The second position by Buddha's side, the Ox, is one of strength, patience and physical endurance....
The first position by Buddha's side, the Rat is one of great charm and charisma and is a natural survivalist....
