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Happy New Year, again!
2005 is also 4,703 - The
Year of the Rooster - on the
Chinese Lunar Calendar.
Another example of the importance of being open
minded, with a broad field of vision, because there is
always another way to look at whatever it is we're
sure we understand.
With this in mind, take a look at the articles below
which offer different points of view that can
improve your health - and perhaps your life.
Wishing you health and well-being ...
Kitty & Michael
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February 9, 2005 ushers in the year of the Green
Rooster. It is Year 4,703 since the beginning of the
Yellow
Emperor's reign. The Year of the Rooster
follows the Monkey year, and
where the celestial and terrestrial 'energies'
attributed
to the monkey were predominantly impulsive, the
rooster is more predictable.
Right now we're in a transitional period between the
ways of the monkey and the rooster, behavior within
us and without is still somewhat impulsive, with a
propensity for pugnacity beginning to establish itself
as our inner rooster stretches and begins surveying
its domain.
As 5 Element Theory
advises, during any transition period, it's important
to be centered and balanced in your body and
mind.
This happens naturally when you take time to
breathe slowly and deeply, and use Chi Kung exercises to sink and
concentrate your energy (Chi) into the lower parts of your
body.
Yang and Yin - Rooster and Hen
Like everything in nature, the Rooster has two
aspects - Yang and Yin; which in a practical sense is
it's masculine assertiveness (Yang) and feminine nurturing (Yin). So be prepared to feel both
aspects of this creature this year: from inside
yourself and from others. In what proportions is
unknown.
You always have choices regarding how you act and
react to what's going on in your life. In this Year of
the Rooster, there's a proclivity to being a cocky
rooster or a nurturing hen. The choice is always
yours.
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