Metal Sheep Month July 7th-August 8 Here are the Animal Fortunes for the month of the Metal Sheep. To get the most out of the fortunes you’ll want to know all four of your pillars which are based on your birth date and time. Each of the four animals of your BaZi correlates with an… Read More
12 Animal Fortunes for the Horse Month
It’s the Fire season where everyone and everything speeds up. We are all more active and some of us may be taking on more than we usually do. That’s what the Fire season is for. Accordingly, I decided on the spur of the moment to take a Qi Men Dun Jia class a week ago.… Read More
A Horse In The Running : Joe Biden
The Horse respects rules only in the sense that rules are for others. This is slightly less true with Water and Metal Horses. That’s why it will be interesting to see what transpires with Joe Biden this summer, especially in August. He’s a 1942 Water Horse born in the Metal Pig month. With those two… Read More
The Ox in 2019 ~ Earth Pig Year
Who is an Ox? Years: 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009. Month*: January Hour: 01.00-03.00am Day: Ask Us * Caution: the start of the Chinese month can be as early as the 4th & as late as the 9th, depending on the year. I can let you know this too. What is an Ox? The… Read More
Here We Are Again!
Here we are again! Try saying that out loud in different cadences and tones. Make it sound celebratory or mournful. Energized or exhausted. Comedic or tragic. You can hear in your voice that it’s a fine line, right?* One more trip around the sun. Here we are again where the daphne is just starting to… Read More
A (Re)Productive Cycle
The Pig Month, which covers most of November, marks lap dung in the Chinese almanac. This is the beginning of winter. The winter season also includes the Rat (December) and the Ox (January). In terms of 5 elements, winter is the season of water. Think ice, snow, cold, rain, sleet, hail, flooding, slipperiness, clouds, downward… Read More
Ox and Sheep : Clash of the Feminine
Ox and Sheep are two of the four earthly branches that are called vaults. Each one marks the end of a season. The Ox marks the end of winter which is the water season. The Sheep marks the end of the fire season which is summer. These facts alone reveal how different they are and… Read More
January 2015 : Fire Ox Month in the Garden
Walking in Seward Park you can smell the burgeoning fertility of the earth. The ground is wet and springy silencing your steps so you can hear the bossy blue jay in the distance. The fog makes sounds carry strangely so that it’s not clear where they are coming from or how far away they are.… Read More