Happy Chinese New Year

The Chinese New Year starts on February 10, 2013 ushering in the Year of the Water Snake. Change is in the air and the inclinations promote an expansion of knowledge and moving into new territory. This fortunate time marks symbols of longevity, prosperity, and a chance to eradicate any negative vibrations or chi from the past. This is a good year for more organization, motivation, and determination on intellectual pursuits. Be sure to read my full article regarding the Year of The Water Snake for 2013 and what that means for all of us.

Year of the Dragon

In Chinese Astrology 2012 is the Year of the Dragon. The Year of the Dragon will start on 23 January 2012 and end on 09 February 2013. The Dragon is considered a divine mythical creature that combats evil spirits and brings people luck. Dragons are fearless in accepting challenges and able to be successful. Dating back 5000 years the Chinese have regarded the symbol of the Dragon with great respect, power, and good fortune.

In Chinese astrology the cycle runs every 12 years for each sign and in order of the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. Nearly all the signs will have some level of good fortune this year. People born in the year of the Dragon is considered revered and honored. During this karmic sign of the Dragon and the Year 2012 will spell good energy overall with spreading positive behavior like innovation, courage, originality, passionate and creativity. Despite the unusual feelings regarding the stigma of wondering what’s going to happen at the end of 2012, remains to be seen, however the Year of the Dragon promises to gift us with providence that will eventually benefit us all with renew confidents.

The Year of the Dragon is good for business endeavors, careers, bold plans, new projects, new ideas, health, wealth, and good for relationships, new romances, weddings, commitments, communication, and taking the initiative. Let this be the year that worldwide progress is made globally and domestically with peace and hope.