You think you know it, the Yin and the Yang, the 5 elements, the 12 animals: the Rat, the Buffalo, the Tiger...
But to truly practise it (at least the Zi Wei Dou Shu Astrology), and to draw convincing results, it is necessary to add 109 energies that finally allow to establish the real Chinese chart.
This energy card displays the whole existence, Decade by Decade, Year by Year, Moon by Moon... and even Hour by Hour.

It is then easy to distinguish periods of success, of neutrality, or of failure: Chinese Astrology  is a tremendous tool to determine the nature and the date of the main events of a life.

Chinese and Western Astrologies are magnificently complementary: Western Astrology is best used to describe the inner personality while Chinese Astrology gives precise information about the external unfolding of a life. Besides, using both Astrologies helps to remove all ambiguities.

It is not always simple for example, with Western Astrology, to know if a transit of Saturn (a transit occurs when a planet passes again on the position it already had in the native chart) indicates the failure of an enterprise, or the maturity of someone directing all his/her energies to a long-term realization. In this case, the study of the corresponding Chinese period generally allows to decide.

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