No bull, you shouldn’t have too much beef with this year. You can pack the Tai Sui away in your ox cart and focus on the road ahead. Some frustration and bickering is expected but not nearly enough to send you udder cover. Your flank speech and open discussion will be welcome and no one will press your moo-t button. Nothing dreadfully abomina-bull lingers on the horizon, nor is the landscape crowded with unseen helpers; not that you’d mind but it’ll be your efforts that get you ahead this year.
North
Representations of the God of Wealth
Black
True to its name, the Heaven Laments Star is prone to giving rise to tears. There are two versions of you available this year, one is det-ox, and the other is that ox. If you choose that ox and stay on the middle path your health should follow along. No need to make yourself over-calfinated too often, and don’t go pasture bedtime. A little regular exercise should ensure that your cardi-yak condition remains optimal.
In a year where all sectors are likely to connect strongly the Imperial Canopy Star can be put to good use in this sector, ensuring that your milk will not run dry. Steady progress can be made by ensuring that you take educational, professional and personal opportunities that are offered. There’ll be no need to bull-dozer your way ahead, your calm and steady demeanour should have you cownting your profits by year’s end.
Cow-ls may suit a monk or a nun, but there’ll be no hiding in the hood for you this year. For those who value a solitary mood on occasion this year will provide opportunities. You can do away with the endless distractions of cow-eyes, and those close to you will not unnecessarily raise steaks with you. Check yourself in the mirror, no s-cow-ling required.
Ah yes, sometimes the ox work ethic can require the yoke and the whip. Let’s not forget some of your cow-orkers from other sectors of the zodi-yak who think they’ve herd it all before, they haven’t. Firm progress gives you the opportunity to be out standing in your field, a position many an ox desires, the year should be mildly int-ox-icating.
Sorcerer: Dr James Greenbaum
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