Women born in the Year of the Rabbit, also called the Year of the Hare, are extremely fortunate individuals, with many salient characteristics: warmth, intelligence, humor and benevolence. The Rabbit woman also tends to be somewhat of an enigma. On the outside, she may appear soft, gentle and even fragile, but underneath she has an …
For the passionate and sensual Ox woman, a casual relationship will never do. Let’s explore the Chinese zodiac and find the Ox the meaningful union she desires. It may be difficult to get to know the Ox woman as she doesn’t like large gatherings and is not likely to go out to noisy, crowded clubs …
Each human being has his or her own unique story, which is, in turn, part of a larger continuum that encompasses all that came before our present existence, and all that will remain after we’re gone. We each have a past that includes our every action, every thought, and every decision that’s impacted our individual …
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Chinese Astrology has many nuances that make it different than the Western zodiac. For example, Chinese zodiac signs last a full year instead of a month. Theirs is also a much more extensive relationship between your Chinese sign and your ancestors than in the western tradition. But Chinese Astrology also has the ability to interpret …
新年快乐! This is the traditional Chinese salutation given on Chinese New Year; it’s pronounced “Kung hei fat choi” and is loosely translated as “Congratulations and be prosperous”. Much like the presidency of the Council of the European Union, where every member state gets a turn on a rotating basis, every Chinese year is represented by …
The Chinese zodiac is an annual cycle of twelve signs named after animals. When the Buddha ascended out of the material plane, twelve animals came to bid him farewell. He gave each animal a rulership over a particular year. The order was assigned by who turned up first to greet him. The Rat was the …
The Chinese Year of the Ox began on January 26, and the year ahead is just now coming into focus. No matter which animal of the Chinese zodiac represents your year of birth, every year has a different impact on you. The Ox represents being frugal with your money and taking career options that are …
Valentine’s Day doubles as Chinese New Year this year, ushering in the Year of the Tiger. When the Tiger rules the Chinese calendar, people born under the Tiger will seem much more desirable and be able to more easily seduce the ones they want. People will be mysteriously drawn to them and approach with passion …
Has someone special piqued your interest? Thinking he might be relationship material? Finding out your lover’s turn-ons can assist you in your quest for togetherness, and finding out his zodiac sign can give you an astrological glimpse into what turns him on. Is he a romantic Cancer or a kinky Aquarian? Is he a flirtatious …
Mars is the zodiac’s ruler of all things masculine. In ancient times, the Romans named the planet after their god of war. In the contemporary era it rules the times we need to take action in our personal lives and act with aggression or confrontation to get what we want. But most of all, it …
