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Chinese Horoscope Sign
The Ox is the second sign of the Chinese zodiac. Like 2008.. the Rat, it signifies new beginnings. The main difference is the
Ox is about slow and sure action. It's about making good choices, as that which is begun now is likely to have long term
consequences.
Like 2008, this is an Earth year. The difference is this one is yin not yang. It therefore will probably be less tumultuous.
So better results are more likely to be achieved by reacting to circumstances and going with the flow rather than
aggressively charging forward and initiating a lot of action.
The Earth element has a destructive relationship with the Ox's element, Water. The conflicts in the world show this..with
wars in the Middle East, weather disasters and global economy.
But, all is not lost. The Ox stands for durability, so things planned and allowed to blossom over time will probably do very
well. Stay clear of fast, poorly considered schemes.
These times are good for intellectual pursuits, scholarly goals and even for the arts, more likely design and graphics.
Well thought out means focusing on just a few, long term projects. It also suggests proceeding in a cautious yet determined
manner. Be careful not to put a lot of energy into self-improvement and career at the expense of family. It is a relatively
good time to begin a new romance. Those in a relationship may want to consider raising it to the next level, to include
marriage.
The year 2009 will be a period of lasting accomplishments. This is true for individuals, societies and the human race in
general. It will most likely be a time of lack of motivation, but those who stick with it will benefit for years to come in
the future.
The Chinese Zodiac is a 12-year cycle. Each year of the 12-year cycle is named after one of the original 12 animals.
Each animal has a different personality and different characteristics..just like the signs of the traditional zodiac. The animal is believed to be the main factor in each person's life that gives them their traits, success and happiness in their
lifetime.
The Chinese zodiac refers to a pure calendrical cycle; there are no equivalent constellations like those of the occidental zodiac. In imperial times there were astrologers who watched the sky for heavenly omens that would predict the future of the state, but this was a quite different practice of divination from the popular present-day methods.
12 Animals of the Chinese Zodiac.
Rat - Quick wit, Lucky, Wealthy
Ox - Leader, Dependable, Achiever
Tiger - Magnetic, Self-Possessed, Leaders
Rabbit - Timid, caring, sensitive
Dragon - Lucky, leader, Intelligent
Snake - Diplomatic, Poplular, Good Business People
Horse - High Energy, Loves to Travel, Good with Money
Sheep - Artistic, Daydreamer, Thinker
Monkey - Charming, Energetic, Party-Animal
Rooster - Practical, Resourceful, Good Attention to Detail
Dog - Loyal, high code of ethics
Pig - Intelligent and honorable, Great partners
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Chinese Horoscope Sign
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