Those who are born in 1924,1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996 belongs to the Chinese astrology sign of the Mouse.
Mice people are nice people. Inquisitve and sharp witted, intelligent and quick to adapt to new environments. The list goes on. They make good scientists for they are inquisitive and loves o delve into everything just for the heck of it. For all their love of new things and gimmicks, curiosity has its side effect…remember what happened to the cat?
Seemingly, mice love cows, dragons and monkeys and as such they make good marriage partners. The horse seems to be at loggerheads with the mouse but for those who love excitement in their bedroom, it may just provide the right chemistry. But lock away the golf clubs.
This is going to be an up and down year for the rat, that is, if the Chinese astrology stars are anything to go by. For starters and the most ominous is the dog of heaven. On the bright side and countering the malicious stars, we have both the heaven and earth escort which supposedly should counter the negative effects and ensure a safe passage through the year.
The elders should observe their health and what better than have regular checkups. Avoid climbing ladders. If you want something ask your grandchild or someone half your age to do it for you. Watch the food you eat.
For the younger set, you may want to look at investing in some landed property. The right deal may just be round the corner. It is always tempting to want to make it big but hate to say this, be extra careful with your money. Easy come easy go as they say.
The economy is not so robust. Come to think of it, people have been saying this far as anyone can remember. Anyway, a regular income is a good thing. Keep that impulsiveness in check or at least consult some older or more knowledgeable person before making your move.
The latter part of September and December are weaker months. It may be better to postpone major decisions to another time as well as keep a lower profile.
This book is a translation of a text by FengShui Master Jiang Da Hong (ca1640) with my explanations and comments. The root text is a section on yang dwellings from his book “5 Songs of the Heavenly Principles”.