Remember that snakes do not usually attack unless they are provoked or hungry. Snakes are canny and very smart and always have a Plan B in case it is needed. The qualities of introspection, acute perception and wisdom are ones that everyone would do well to cultivate in a snake year as they may help us navigate the challenges of the year…
The Chinese say that the Year of the Rabbit signifies calm, diplomacy, sensitivity and consideration for others and Metal signifies unyieldingness, rigidity, persistence, strength and determination. We are likely to see some blend of these attributes, but in general, a slower pace and peacemaking will bring success…
Chinese astrology sometimes describes the Year of the Tiger as a ‘tumultuous, hard working and vigorous year. It is traditionally associated with massive changes and social upheaval. Therefore, 2010 may be a volatile one both on the world scene, as well as on a personal level, filled with drama, tension and unpredictability. Events can happen quickly. In the year of the Metal Tiger, it is said that the Tiger brings the element of courage and metal provides the necessary determination and resolve to achieve the goals that are set for the year…
The combination of Earth and Rat creates a very good environment for achieving results. The Rat is known for taking risks, while the earth element brings practicality and stability. Balanced well, it can be a productive and profitable year, if the positive qualities of the Rat are embodied. But Rats can be calculating and unapologetic promoters of their own agendas. This sign is motivated by its own interests…