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Snakes are affiliated with many deities, myself and my twin flame included, both 89 babies too (read Gong Xi Fa Cai 2025). In this year of shedding what no longer serves you and new beginnings, I suggest you watch The Serpent Queen. This show will teach you strategy, particularly when it comes to politics. Learn from Catherine de Medici: play to win, be cunning, adaptable and ten steps ahead. Which snake resonates with you most today? Via: WildWomanSisterhoodOfficial & Canna.Pothecary
Happy Chinese New Year! Yesterday we entered the year of the yin wood snake. As a 1989 baby this is my zodiac sign. Thanks to Satan perverting everything related to the Divines, snakes are viewed as evil in western culture. In reality they’re sacred symbols to Athena and Shiva (an upcoming revelation). Notice the common denominators of wisdom, strategy, and intellect in the Chinese zodiac (everything Athena stands for).
This year is all about transformation, shedding what no longer serves you, getting rid of bad energy, renewal and growth. Remember those are the overarching themes, but every zodiac has a specific experience (https://www.thechinesezodiac.org/what-chinese-sign-am-i/). What do you want to get rid of? Where in your life are you seeking growth? Artist: Little Window Readings
Happy Lunar New Year 2024! Beginning February 10th we entered the year of the dragon. Viewed as the luckiest sign in the zodiac, giving it the highest birth rate. That’s right, pregnancy’s are planned for a dragon baby. They represent power, authority, good fortune, prosperity and wisdom. There are five elements to the dragon: wood, water, earth, fire and metal, each correlating to different personality traits. We’re in our wood dragon era: stability, honesty, loyalty.
Wood dragons are the creatives and visionaries. This year overall brings professional growth, social impact, justice, evolution and improvements. “The year of the dragon in 2024 is expected to be a time of visionary leaders, innovators and problem solvers.” What this year holds for you personally depends on your specific zodiac. To find out what the dragon has in store for you: https://www.thechinesezodiac.org/year-of-the-dragon/. Via: TealiciousTN
The Chinese New Year was just two days ago. Each year is represented by one of twelve animals (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig), which corresponds to the year in which you were born. We have now entered the year of the Rat.
The rat is the first sign of the Chinese Zodiac, meaning we are at the beginning of a new cycle. The wheel is ripe for new beginnings. The Rat symbolizes wealth, abundance and reproduction. In order to understand what this year means for you, find what your animal is and read what’s to come. Photo: Bobby Vu
Peep this link to learn more: https://chinesenewyear.net/21-things-you-didnt-know-about-chinese-new-year/