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In the Lunar Calendar, each year is associated with one of the 12 zodiac animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.
You can gain insight into your personal character through your zodiac animal, which is determined by your lunar year of birth. It is tradition to annually consult your zodiac forecast for an overview of what is to come in the new year. This helps you to prepare yourself to achieve your goals.
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DOG
Dogs should play it safe this year and keep things simple. This is not the time for major renovations, moving or expansion. Take this year to reflect, evaluate and make plans for next year. Be conservative with money matters. Unexpected troubles arise at work and your abilities will be tested. Due to your efforts, you are likely to gain the favor of your superiors; however, there may be jealous colleagues who try to sabotage your achievements.
Emotions can be aggravated by work stress so be careful not to take this out on your significant other. Take time to decompress from work and practice being more patient with your partner.
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Originally derived from pictographs, Chinese words tell a story. The Chinese word for ocean is hai. It consists of different parts – the three lines on the left represent “water” and the right character is composed of “every” and “mother.”
Hai tells us that the ocean is a vast source of water that gives life to everything. It is the mother of all. Our Mother Earth is 75% water.
Water is a calming reflective energy as well as a powerful creative force of nature.
Wishing you a sea of harmony and prosperity in 2018!
Masters Jenny and Julie
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