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The lunar calendar has a sixty year cycle. In the Chinese horoscope, the five basic elements of Metal, Water, Wood, Fire and Earth, which make up all matter, are combined with the twelve animal signs of Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Lamb, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig to form the sixty year cycle. One's Chinese horoscope is based on which lunar year in this sixty year cycle one was born.
Astrology is a combination of knowledge on various systems, traditions and beliefs of the twelve constellations, providing helpful information in comprehending, clarifying and arranging information about human character, relationships and other earthly matters. The earliest records of astrological concepts date back to the beginning of 2nd millennium BC.
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Astrology is a combination of knowledge on various systems, traditions and beliefs of the twelve constellations, providing helpful information in comprehending, clarifying and arranging information about human character, relationships and other earthly matters. The earliest records of astrological concepts date back to the beginning of 2nd millennium BC.
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Astrology is a combination of knowledge on various systems, traditions and beliefs of the twelve constellations, providing helpful information in comprehending, clarifying and arranging information about human character, relationships and other earthly matters. The earliest records of astrological concepts date back to the beginning of 2nd millennium BC.
The elements – Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, Earth – are an integral part of the Chinese Zodiac which define a universal balance. All things arise from and return to the earth – when we study the Zodiac, it’s important for us to bear the elements in mind, as every one of us are made up of these elements and are deeply connected to them. Since the 5 elements are components of the Earth, they are all interdependent. Each element is controlled by another, while at the same time, each element brings about another. This indicates that each element has its own equal strength and weakness, and they have equal influence over each other.