What Chinese Astrology Symbols Mean
Posted: Saturday, August 29, 2009
by Henry Fong
Feng Shui Absolutely
The ancient art of Chinese astrology has been guiding people to their goals for thousands of years.
Chinese astrology symbols are astrological signs of 12 animals that represent a twelve year cycle that is aligned with the sun and the moon. Each one of them was carefully selected and used to represent human life and culture.
Twelve astrology symbols
These animals were picked by ancient gods after the animals of the world participated in a big race. The last twelve standing were the strong ones who were to represent the Chinese astrology chart.
Rat: Those who have the rat symbol are likely to be of dominant character and have a tendency of being mean or vindictive.
Ox: These people are supposed to be a very sincere person who wears their heart on their sleeve.
Tiger: One of the best friends that you can have is anyone who shares this symbol. They fight hard to maintain lasting friendships.
Rabbit: People holding political office tends to be rabbit symbols. They are stubborn and do not take well to any sort of change.
Dragon: The strongest Chinese symbol is that of the dragon. They symbolize strength and intelligence.
Snake: These people care more about their appearance than anything. New situations and people are fascinating to them.
Horse: They are brave in nature, but also tend to let their defensiveness get in their way. These people are very sensitive.
Sheep: Artistic and caring are the words that best describe this symbol.
Monkey: Natures scientists, the monkey tends to analyze the world around them. They have a need for control and want to be in charge of everything and everyone in their lives.
Rooster: This creature is truly flamboyant in nature and has a need of being the center of all attention.
Dog: These people are the most patient of all the signs. People are very drawn to their positive attitude.
Pig: Most comfortable in rural areas, they are kind hearted and love to connect with nature.
Chinese astrology implements the twelve animal symbols into their chart with Yin and Yang for harmonic balance. The chart is divided into five equal parts that are represented by the earth element symbols.
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