Chinese Zodiac

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Chinese Zodiac - Horse

October 02, 2007 By: admin Category: Horse, chinese zodiac No Comments →

Personality

Occupying the 7th position on the Chinese Zodiac, the symbolizes such character traits as strength, energy, and an outgoing nature. Extremely animated, Horses thrive when they’re the center of attention. Always in search of a good time, Horses keep the crowds happy with their humor and their wit.

Horses are extremely intelligent so they’re able to grasp new subjects with ease. They’re also capable of multi-tasking however they don’t always finish what they start because they’re forever chasing the next opportunity. Horses are honest, friendly and open-minded. They’re perhaps a bit too centered on themselves and have been known to throw tantrums when situations don’t go their way.
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Chinese Zodiac Calendar

September 24, 2007 By: admin Category: chinese zodiac No Comments →

Most people’s understanding of the Chinese Zodiac doesn’t extend beyond what they see on the paper placemats that cover the tables of their favorite Chinese restaurants. But there really is much more to know about this doctrine that dates back more than 2,000 years.

Most Chinese Zodiac discussions focus only on the 12 . According to legend, these were the that appeared before Buddha (or the Jade Emperor, depending on the story) in response to an invitation. The 12 of the Chinese Zodiac represent the order of each ’s arrival. The depicting each ’s journey differ slightly, but the order that prevails is as follows: , , , , , , , ram, , , and .

Tags: animal, animals, birth, calendar, cycle, dog, Dragon, elements, Horse, inner, legends, Monkey, Ox, Pig, Rabbit, RAT, Rooster, Snake, Tiger, wood, yang, yin

Chinese Zodiac Chart - Inner Animals and Secret Animals

September 19, 2007 By: admin Category: chinese zodiac No Comments →

Along with year , the Chinese Zodiac also represents and . We’re probably all aware of the 12 or signs depicted on the Chinese Zodiac. Based on our year of , we understand that we’re born under the sign of the , or the , or one of the 10 other signs. But the truth is it’s the and the that actually tell the most about who we really are and what our futures hold.

Tags: animal, animals, birth, dog, elements, goat, inner, Ox, RAT, secret

Chinese Zodiac - Goat

September 03, 2007 By: admin Category: Sheep, chinese zodiac 2 Comments →

Personality

Occupying the 8th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the (or Sheep) symbolizes such character traits as creativity, intelligence, dependability, and calmness. Comfortable being alone to ponder the workings of their minds, Goats being part of a group, but the sidelines rather than the center. Their nurturing personality makes Goats excellent care-givers. They’re quite and reserved because they spend much time absorbed in their thoughts.

Home and alone is where Goats feel most comfortable. There they can express themselves artistically, whether it’s by painting, cooking or participating in whatever artistic endeavors they . Goats the couch because there they can relax and explore their minds. They don’t need elaborate furnishings; only items reflecting their desire for art.

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