This article focuses on the fourth and final trine in the Chinese Zodiac and how it links to palmistry. The fourth trine consists of a group of animals who are known as the ‘peacemakers’ of the zodiac – the Rabbit, Goat and Pig. A Little Bit About Palmistry… An ancient
The Year of the Metal Rat, which began on January 25th 2020, heralds exciting changes for the world, both on an individual and global level. A time of upheaval, it marks the start of a new twelve-year cycle and many people will experience changes in their lives. Some of this
Many people have heard of the Chinese Zodiac, but who out there knows the many little details that make up the breadth of this fascinating form of Eastern Astrology? The Chinese Zodiac consists of 12 animals, each of which rules a year. According to the year of your birth and
The Chinese Zodiac is made up of 12 animals, each of which corresponds to a certain year. In Chinese Astrology, it is believed that you have the same characteristics and personality as the animal that rules the year you were born in. So if you were born in the Year
Chinese Astrology is a fascinating branch of astrology that has been around since ancient times and focuses on twelve different animals, each of which corresponds to a person’s year of birth. In Chinese Astrology, it is believed that you will take on the qualities of that animal and this will
2020 heralds an exciting time as we move out of the Year of the Pig and into the Year of the Rat. The Year of the Rat begins on January 25th, 2020, and marks the beginning of a brand-new 12-year cycle in the Chinese Zodiac. New cycles are always significant
​The Year 2020 is particularly potent for the Chinese Zodiac because it is the Year of the Rat. Every Rat year marks the beginning of a new twelve-year cycle and, as such, new beginnings are imminent, along with the changes that go with them. What’s more, this is the Year
The Chinese Zodiac is made up of 12 animals, and within this exists 4 trines. Much as Western Astrology divides its twelve signs into groups of Fire, Water, Air and Earth, Chinese Astrology also corresponds with the 5 Chinese elements (Water, Wood, Earth, Fire, and Metal), except its groups are
The power of essential oils is quite something. Fragrances can be used to soothe us in many ways: add it to a carrier oil or water in an oil burner, a few drops in the bathtub mixed with a carrier oil or even sniff it straight from the bottle. There
The ancient art of palmistry is one that has roots in Indian and Chinese Astrology and it is the ability to read one’s hands in order to discover more about one’s character and possibly predict aspects of their future. In the Zhou Dynasty (roughly 3,000 years ago) palmistry was very
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