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Dragons and Roosters and Tigers Oh My

Posted on February 7, 2017 by Stephanie Stewart

I’ve been paying more attention to the people in the news lately (who hasn’t?) and I’ve noticed a trend amongst those who are making trouble for the Trump machine. Some of the people who really stand out have either a Dragon branch or a Tiger branch. Their actions now are related to the Metal of… Read More

Posted in BaZiTagged 2017, BaZi, dragon, feng shui, Rooster, Tiger

Rooster Traits and Self Penalty

Posted on September 29, 2014January 17, 2026 by Stephanie Stewart

The Rooster is one of three animal signs in the Chinese Zodiac that consist of a single element. The other two are Rat (Water) and Rabbit (Wood). The energy of the Rooster is Metal, yin Metal that is. Being yin indicates a feminine quality, but plenty of our perceptions about Roosters have to do with… Read More

Posted in BaZiTagged balance, BaZi, Metal, Rooster

Rooster Month in the Garden

Posted on September 23, 2014September 20, 2019 by Stephanie Stewart
Rooster Month in the Garden

Can you feel it? The cooling and contracting metal energy of fall is here, peaking in this Rooster month. It’s a welcome relief for my garden after a long and hot summer. The nights are getting cooler, days are noticeably shorter, it’s harvest time and the leaves are already falling from the trees. The month… Read More

Posted in Feng ShuiTagged fall, Gardening, Metal, Prune, Rooster, seasons

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