If you have been reading our blogs, you'll know that todays Chinese astrology signs are hidden in the title. Starting with Dragon and ending with Metal, it must be a Metal Dragon day, but is it nonsense in between or is it like nature, where nothing is wasted? Let's see.
The five elements of Chinese astrology are embedded in Chinese culture and philosophy because they signify the rise and fall of natural energies throughout a solar cycle or year. The elements follow 12 stages, including birth, maturity, death and storage and match the calendar months perfectly. Consequently, May marks stage 1 or the birth of the metal element.
If metal affects your horoscope, you will start to see changes in a certain aspect of your life from now until next February. Chinese astrology is very complex, with almost 13 million different horoscopes, so it's very difficult to state how this will affect you personally, but first check whether you have any metal in your horoscope with a free horoscope and our web site will help you understand your chart and some of its effects with more free information. Alternatively, order a personal horoscope report or a telephone reading and we'll tell you.
Whenever Metal has any of the earth signs of Sheep, Dog, Ox or Dragon, it becomes stronger and more resourceful. In feng shui terms, the strongest metal form is actually sound; the sonic waves clear away decaying energy and is why bells are used in space clearing. If Metal Dragon is your day horoscope, sound would figure strongly in your life either through voice, words, music or comedy. Famous examples include Andre Agassi, Ellen Barkin, Ritchie Blackmore, Zach Braff, David Cassidy, Jon Cryer, Peter Frampton, Brad Garrett, Martin Lawrence, Jason Lee, Jay Leno, Dev Patel, Kristen Stewart, Uma Thurman and Emma Watson.
The Chinese almanac book of nature recommends meditating, asking for blessings, travelling, buying or making clothes, signing contracts, entering a new home, trading, refurbishing your home or office, moving earth or setting up a bed or tombstone.
Until tomorrow - enjoy now
Finn & Slim Shui
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