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Chinese Astrology basics

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Chinese Astrology: History and Basic Information During the time of the majestic Imperial Court back in ancient China, astrology played an influential role in the Emperor’s decision making. Records of Chinese astrology have been found in the Forbidden City depict that it has been practiced for more than 3,000 years! Chinese astrology is a comprehensive source of information ranging from one’s destiny and luck to inherent personal potentials and limitations. Every year, month, day, hour (and even minute) can be expressed in sexagenarian cycles, a unique combination of one Heavenly Stem and one Earthly Branch. The Four Pillars Astrology is based more on the Solar or Hsia calendar, which is aligned with the longitude of the Sun on the ecliptic – causing every solar year to begin between the 3rd and 5th of February. The sample Chinese Astrology Chart This type of astrology focuses on the Five Elements (Earth, Wind, Fire, Water, Wood). It is the co...
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Chinese Astrology 2019

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CHINESE ASTROLOGY 2019 * To learn more about your Chinese astrology sign's luck in 2019,  visit our website. *  Visit our page  to download  free Date Selection calendar for 2019. * Do not forget to check out  Althea's AWARDED Chinese Astrology book ! *  For  Kindle books , check these Amazon links:  Space Clearing Chinese Astrology for Beginners Chinese Astrology for Love and Relationships Chinese Astrology for Health and Wellbeing Chinese Astrology for Wealth and Prosperity
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The Ten Selves – Wu (Earth) People

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Your Self sheds light on the favorable – and unfavorable. What Element do you fall into? Wu Earth: a rock-solid promise.  Each Self displays specific characteristics that can help us understand ourselves better, as well as others around us – whether it is a loved one or a complete stranger. Wu and Ji people fall into the Earth Element, but can physically and emotionally appear very different. Wu is the Yang Earth Self; it makes people associated with the Element sturdy as a stone and as rooted as a tree. The image of Wu Earth is high ground, where it is dry and more laborious to excavate – emphasizing how they are less likely to let their guard down compared to their Yin counterpart. The tall mountain tends to hide what riches it holds. Others perceive Wu people as rough or straightforward, but beneath their tough exterior, they are steady, well-grounded, industrious and generous. They might not readily reveal their positive qualities,...
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