How the Chinese Zodiac Affects Your Psychic Energy

The Tiger: (born 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998) Those born as the Tiger are known for being incredibly sensitive, sympathetic and truly thoughtful, capable of great musings and deep thinking. Conversely, they can have very short tempers, yet they garner respect from those around them. Sometimes, they can have issues with those in authority, and also have a tendency be indecisive, which can work out badly or very well. They are a suspicious breed, however they are very powerful and courageous.

The Dragon: (born 1964, 1976, 1988) Those who are dragons are as energetic, short-tempered, healthy and excitable as the name suggests. They are very honest and brave, and inspire trust in others, but are very eccentric. They can also be very easily won over, though, which can make them easily taken advantage of.

The Snake: (born 1965, 1977, 1989) Those who are snakes are much like the Tiger, in that they are truly deep people. They also say very little and yet are very wise and financially successful. They can be very sympathetic for others, but also can be selfish and stingy. They are very intense people even if they seem calm on the surface.

The Horse: (born 1966, 1978, 1990) Known for being popular, horses are chatty and perceptive, but known for being cheerful and fun to talk to. They are impatient and very hot-blooded, and they quite like large crowds, entertainment and members of the opposite sex, even if they tend to turn to putty around them.

The Ram: (Born 1967, 1979, 1991) These individuals are skilled in the arts and elegant naturally. They can seem to be better off than other years, but they can be very puzzled, pessimistic, shy and uncertain about themselves. Deeply religious and passionate about what they believe in, rams are very gentle, compassionate and wise.

The Rat: (born 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996) Those born as the Rat are given accolades for a natural charm and ease of attraction for members of the opposite sex. As hard workers and perfectionists, they typically have great ambitions and often find themselves very successful. They can also be very money-thrifty and enjoy acquiring possessions.

The Monkey: (Born 1968, 1980, 1992) Monkeys are the very definition of genius in the face of insanity. Very clever, flexible, easily adaptive and original, monkeys can get out of any mess. The only problem is that they tend start things, become distracted, and leave projects unfinished, and also can be a little too agreeable.

The Rabbit: (born 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999) Rabbits are very talented and ambitious individuals, who are reserved, articulate and also very ambitious. As trusted, reserved individuals who don’t often lose their tempers, rabbits are clever and lucky just like their namesake.

The Rooster: (Born 1969, 1981, 1993) Capable, talented and enjoy being busy, Roosters typically think they’re always right, and have a tendency to be so. They are a little selfish and outspoken, but very interesting.

The Dog: (Born 1970, 1982, 1994) Loyal to a fault and honest, dogs are the best of humanity. They can be a little selfish, but not intentionally, and are good leaders. They also keep secrets very well.

The Boar: (Born 1971, 1983, 1995) Brave, chivalrous and gallant, these people use all their strength and commitment when they get involved. They may not talk a lot, but they love learning, and are very studied.

The Ox: (born 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997) Those born as the Ox tend to be very patient, say very little, but have the ability to bring confidence to others. They can be eccentric and easy to anger, though, but the ability to hold their tongues and focus on what they truly wish to say often helps them through tough spots. They are very stubborn and dislike being opposed.

I have found that one of the best ways to unlock your true psychic potential is to understand and respect both the Western zodiac, and how you fit in with the Eastern zodiac. So, the first step in any understanding is knowledge. Let us gain that knowledge to unlock your potential by discerning your sign.