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  2. The Monkey of the Chinese Zodiac - Astrology Answers

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    Water Monkey1932, 1992. The Water Monkey is a dignified Chinese zodiac Monkey and, unlike their elemental counterparts, is rather on the sensitive side. This Monkey believes very much in the aspect of borrowing and owing—if they do someone a favor, they expect this favor to be returned, no matter how many years or decades have passed.

  3. Chinese Astrology: Understanding the 4 Trines

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    The 4 Trines in Chinese Astrology. Chinese Astrology is comprised of four Trines. The 1st Trine consists of the Rat, Dragon, and Monkey. The 2nd Trine is the Ox, Snake and Rooster. The 3rd Trine is the Tiger, Horse, and Dog. The final Trine, the 4th Trine, is the Rabbit, Goat, and Pig. Animals in the same Trine share common goals and similar ...

  4. Enemies of the Chinese Zodiac - Astrology Answers

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    Below is a list of the animals who are known as ‘mortal enemies’ in the Chinese Zodiac. In the ‘Circle of Conflict,’ each animal stands opposite the other. They tend to have opposing natural elements (such as Fire and Water) and opposing seasons (such as Summer and Winter): Rat & Horse. Snake & Pig. Dragon & Dog. Rooster & Rabbit ...

  5. Chinese Zodiac Signs & Their Western Equivalent Signs

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    The Western Zodiac is based on star signs from the constellations. The Eastern Zodiac is based on a legend where twelve animals were asked to run a race. The Western Zodiac has four elements that correspond to the signs: Fire, Earth, Water, and Air. The Eastern Zodiac has 5 elements that correspond to the signs: Fire, Earth, Water, Metal and Wood.

  6. All About Chinese Astrology

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    The Chinese zodiac is based on a complex 60-year cycle system that assigns an animal and one of the five Chinese elements (Fire, Earth, Water, Wood, and Metal) to each year. While the Chinese zodiac animals are on a 12-year cycle, since there are five possible elemental combinations for each animal, the entire Chinese zodiac cycle is only fully ...

  7. Chinese Zodiac 2016: Year of the Monkey | Astrology Answers

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    In the Chinese zodiac 2016, we are entering the Year of the Monkey this spring. The monkey is a lucky animal, if he plays his cards right. So if you have been feeling the Winter blahs, and are very much counting days until the Spring, follow the Chinese calendar in Chinese astrology and your Spring is literally just a few days away.

  8. Monkey Daily Horoscope: Chinese Zodiac - Astrology Answers

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    It is a safe and grounding stone whose volcanic origins hint at the raw-energy potential inside it. It is a powerful tool for protection and healing. The signs of Aries, Scorpio, Sagittarius, and Capricorn can…. Read your free daily Monkey horoscope and learn more about what the stars have in store for you!

  9. Which Planet Rules Your Chinese Zodiac Sign? - Astrology Answers

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    The Goat is ruled by the Moon, the planet of feelings and nurture. The Goat is the most creative sign of the Chinese Zodiac and the Moon bestows them with the ability to access their subconscious, where their creativity streams from. The Moon also provides the Goat with powerful intuition. As the Moon is the planet of emotions, the Goat is a ...

  10. The Luckiest Crystals for Your Chinese Zodiac Sign

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    Rabbit: Tiger’s Eye. In the Chinese Zodiac, Rabbits and Tigers typically make good friends. They are opposites, but in this case, opposites attract. The Rabbit, while being a gentle, kind and refined soul, can learn from the Tiger by not fleeing from conflict whenever it pops up. Tiger’s eye is a stone of courage.

  11. Chinese Zodiac Palmistry for the First Trine - Astrology Answers

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    The first trine of the Chinese Zodiac is made up of the Rat, Dragon and Monkey. These animals are capable of great good or great evil; they are usually powerful leaders, though they are known for being unpredictable and in their most negative state they can become tyrannical dictators. Their energy is a strong one and it is common for them to ...