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An extremely reliable source (Winnie the Pooh), once documented the Monkey’s favorite trick which was to sneak up behind the Tiger, grab his tail and run! In case you didn’t know, August marks the month of the Monkey. (aug 10th to sep 7th to be exact) While all signs can benefit from the Monkey’s influences, members of the Rat/Monkey/Dragon group should prepare to have an especially fun filled month with a slight tinge of danger. Every now and then the Monkey gets caught!
Here are a few fun things I recommend you try.
Monkeying Around! If you’re a fun loving person, this is the month to try some fun new, spontaneous things. Just go out, don’t plan, don’t stress, don’t get caught up in the details.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of August (1st to 9th) is the month of the Water Sheep and the second half of August (10th to 31th) shifts to the Month of the Wood Monkey. Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of August. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day. In addition, we use Four Pillar analysis to determine lucky and unlucky days and hours.
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Rat men love to try new things. They are constantly on the go between work and home, and from one new restaurant to the latest club. Rats are known for their charm and wit, so be prepared for some banter if you truly wish to impress him. On that note, he definitely won't stick around if he's bored. Rat's love novelty items and souvenirs, so it couldn't hurt to gift him with a small token of your affections. It is only when you receive a present back that you truly know you have his interest, as a Rat person is only generous with those he is inordinately fond of.
The Ox man will despise a lazy woman, as he will become frustrated when she does not live up to his expectations. He will look to find a woman who shares the same ideals and values as he does because he sees this as prerequisite before beginning any relationship. Being patient with an Ox will be of utmost importance, as they are slow at making decisions and will not jump into a relationship without careful consideration and forethought. If you seek a relationship with a Tiger, be prepared for a whirlwind of activity. This sign's rebellious and dynamic personality assures that there will never be dull moment (if he can help it). A Tiger's mate must not be the jealous type, as this cat loves to be the center of attention and could spark the interest of many. The way to a Tiger's heart is through his imagination, so come up with a truly unique date before asking him out.
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Bristol Palin, the daughter of 2008 Vice Presidential candidate and Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin has had more than her fair share of scrutiny from both the media and the public eye following the announcement that she was going to be having a child out of wedlock. She became pregnant at the young age of 17 by Levi Johnston, after dating for only a few years. After the birth of their son Tripp Johnston in December 2008, the couple announced that they were splitting in March of 2009. Recently, the couple stated that they were engaged for a second time, after spending over a year apart. Modern Astrology suggests that with a few adjustments on behalf of both parties involved, their relationship could be a successful union.
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Television personality Larry King shocked many of his fans last month when, after twenty-five years hosting CNN's Larry King Live, he decided to call it quits. He also called it quits earlier this year with his wife, country singer Shawn King, but this probably didn't shock his fans as much – this was his eighth marriage, after all. Now, however, they've called divorce proceedings off, citing both the needs of their family and their continued love for each other. But is it both? Are they simply sidestepping the headache of separation, or are they truly made for each other?
Mr. King was born in November of 1933, the Year of the Water Rooster.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of July (1st to 11th) is the month of the Water Horse and the second half of July (12th to 30th) shifts to the Month of the Water Sheep. Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of July. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of June (1st to 11th) is the month of the Metal Snake and the second half of June (12th to 30th) shifts to the Month of the Water Horse. Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of June. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day.
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Although there is a lot of pressure to find love and settle down, coming from both your peers and society in general, the fact of the matter is you may find happiness simply by remaining single. Take a moment to consider whether or not all the time and energy you expend on trying to find yourself just the right mate is really worth the trouble. The Snake and The Dragon: These signs are relatively independent and tend to do just fine on their own. Both the possessive, demanding Snake and the Dragon, a veritable volcano of emotions, see success as their ultimate goal. Being so ambitious, it would be easy for either the Snake or the Dragon to leave romantic relationships along the wayside. Both signs are idealists and perfectionists and therefore may find it difficult to discover a mate that measures up to their standards. The Rat and The Horse: Both signs have a penchant for freedom. The Horse may find it easier to gallop away when the going gets tough, and therefore may not be in for the long haul. While the Rat does find some solace in having a clan to come home to, this sign also is not one to eliminate available romantic options. If these two signs do decide to settle down, it would have to be with a mate who was spontaneous, fun loving and willing to accept the fickle nature of their besotted.
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Although it has been nearly 47 years since President John F. Kennedy was shot, his legacy is still wildly popular amongst generations both young and old. What caused this man’s Presidency to be nicknamed “Camelot”, or for his time in office to be labeled “The Golden Age”? Well, it certainly must have started with the infamous man himself. John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917, which made him a Gemini (Western Zodiac) Fire Snake. People born under the Fire element tend to be leaders and are typically aggressive when seeking out what they want according to Chinese Astrology. They are dynamic speakers, ambitious and decisive. Not surprising then, that a Fire Snake would have become an excellent candidate for a position demanding leadership of the most exemplary caliber. Snakes are extremely intelligent, charming and popular. They deliver their message without being deliberately outspoken and thus are respected by their peers for their tactful and thoughtful deliverance. As Gemini’s are known for their sprightly wit and irresistible charm, it’s not hard to see how this triple threat bewitched an entire nation into falling in love with him… …And many women, for that matter. During his three years as President, John F.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of May (1st to 13th) is the month of the Metal Dragon and the second half of May (14th to 30th) shifts to the Month of the Metal Snake.
Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of May. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day. In addition, we use Four Pillar analysis to determine lucky and unlucky days and hours.
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Notice how animal prints made a big comeback -- just in time for Tiger year 2010! If you want to be chic in 2010, wear a Tiger print -- or print of any of the big cats. A Tiger print coat would be smashing over a red dress for New Years. And a Tiger print sweater would be nice and cozy, just like a cat. A Tiger print dress? Why not if you dare! But if you consider an animal print to be too flashy or strong, then accessorize with animals prints. Find the perfect belt, shoe, hat, or handbag -- just don't wear them all at the same time. And if you were born in the year of the Monkey, no Tiger prints for you because Monkey is Tiger's opposite. Fashion trends follow the energy of the Chinese New Year year.
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BUYER'S HOME CHECKLIST: YES
Land that slopes gently from front of house and/or gently slopes up behind property, floor plan and lot perfect square or rectangle, quiet neighborhood (return on busy weekend night to know for sure), rooms in back quiet, noticeable front door, risers on stairs, doors that fully open, a door between bedroom and bathroom, kitchen sink and fridge separated from stove, bed in commanding position so the entry is seen while in bed, preferably one bathroom wall is the outside wall of the property.
BUYER'S HOME CHECK LIST: NO
Not on a flood plain, no landscape that slopes steeply down behind a house, a home exposed on the hilltop or at ocean's edge, high electromagnetic fields, triangular lot shape, at a T-intersection, on a corner, directly across from or exactly next door to cemetery, fire or police station, mortuary or church (because of funerals), not next to busy highway, dead end sign.
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Everybody probably knows the Year of the Tiger begins February 14th, but most people probably do not know the person who rides the lucky Tiger. It is none other than Tsai Shen, Chinese god of wealth and prosperity! This is good news given the many economic difficulties around the world in recent years. Of course you are most interested in how this affects you personally. The short answer is you are likely to have better luck this year---unless you are a Monkey, the Tiger’s nemesis. You don’t, however, want to just trust your financial affairs to luck, especially since there are several Chinese customs that offer to give luck a push.
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The Year of the Tiger begins on February 14, Valentine’s Day. Naturally, inquiring minds want to know. How will my love life be in 2010? Are things finally going to heat up? Will I find my soul mate? Is marriage in the cards? Plenty of questions--- but there are answers. Some depend on that Tiger, others on your Chinese zodiac sign. The Tiger will affect you personally, so learning something about that mighty beast is a great place to start. Passion and adventure abound wherever you find the Tiger. There is no escaping the fact. This is going to be some year in the annals of your love life.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of February (1st to 13th) is the month of the Fire Ox and the second half which is also beginning of the Year of the Metal Tiger (14th to 28th) shifts to the Month of the Earth Tiger. Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of February. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day.
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RAT - Orange Ginger ice Blended coffee free drink. Here’s a treat that appeals to the Rat’s sophisticated taste and inquisitive mind. Its distinctive flavors are just the thing to stimulate thought and witty repartee as the Rat plays godfather to his inner circle.
OX - Pure Vanilla Ice Blended made with special French Deluxe vanilla powder, ice and non-fat milk. A drink that appeals to the unassuming yet powerful Ox. It packs a punch but reminds us of the Ox’s other persona, that of the gentle animal grazing in the meadow.
TIGER - Tropical Passion Tea, French Deluxe vanilla powder, steam milk and foam. Exotic adventure and passion are hallmarks of Tiger style.
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(By: Nikki Ianniello) Few songs are better known or more beloved to us than our favorite Christmas carols. Which one do you have stuck in your head right now? If you gave in to your impulses and unabashedly belted the tune out for all within earshot to hear, it would likely be a dead giveaway as to what sign of the Chinese Zodiac influences and embodies your particular flavor of holiday cheer. After reading this article, when next you hear one of those infectiously catchy jingles, you’ll surely be reminded of your favorite astrological signs.
Who better to party with Lords a Leapin’ and Maids a Milkin’ than our friend the Rat? Her need for constant stimulation and entertainment makes for the “12 Days of Christmas” to be her tune.
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Chinese month’s are based on the Lunar calendar so, the first half of December (1st to 15th) is the month of the Wood Pig and the second half (16th to 31st) shifts to the Month of the Fire Rat. Our experts at OnlineChineseAstrology.com have compiled a list of your auspicious/lucky and inauspicious/unlucky days for the month of December. These lists are created according to the ancient Chinese Farmer’s Almanac, which has governed the planning of Chinese farmer’s and nobles alike for thousands of years. Our modern interpretation uses the Chinese constellations to determine favorable and unfavorable characteristics of each day.
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What's for dinner? A question we ask ourselves every day, with so many choices of cuisine, how is it possible to find yourself in a food rut? We are creatures of habit, and trying something new can seem like such a commitment! What if you end up wishing you'd had "the usual?" Next time you're thinking of take-out, or a night on the town, mix up the menu using the Chinese zodiac as your guide. See what your animal sign says about the flavorful fares most likely to satisfy your palate!
Rat: Latin tapas appeal to sophisticated and social Rat. Ceviches, queso, calamari, and olives delight the senses while course after course of colorful, bite-sized plates create the perfect ambiance.
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Tiger year 2010 will bring political upheaval and violence. But Tiger chaos does not result in the end of the world on 12/21/2012. This day will go by just like 1984, 2000, and Y2K. 2012 will be a Dragon year, and in the last Dragon year 2000 people had similar fears. But a new age is predicted on 12/21/2012 by many indigenous cultures including the Mayan, Aztec, and Peruvian Q'ero Indians. The Sun on that solstice day will be in alignment with the center of the Milky Way (between Scorpio and Sagittarius). To the Mayans, this place in space was a womb of creation, the mother's milk of the Milky Way. The solstice Sun aligns with this galactic center every 26,000 years.
The Mayan calendar does not really end on winter solstice 2012; there is another cycle in the Mayan astrological system.
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