Japanese Symbol for Tiger

Japanese Symbol for Tiger

Tiger - Tora

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Japanese Symbol for Snake

Japanese Symbol for Snake

Snake - Hebi

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Japanese Symbol for Sheep or Goat

Japanese Symbol for Sheep or Goat

Sheep - Hitsuji

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Japanese Symbol for Rooster

Japanese Symbol for Rooster

Rooster - Tori

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Japanese Symbol for Rat

Japanese Symbol for Rat

Rat - Nezumi

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Japanese Symbol for Rabbit

Japanese Symbol for Rabbit

Rabbit - Usagi

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Japanese Symbol for Ox

Japanese Symbol for Ox

Ox - Ushi

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Japanese Symbol for Monkey

Japanese Symbol for Monkey

Monkey - Saru

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Japanese Symbol for Horse

Japanese Symbol for Horse

Horse - Uma

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Japanese Symbol for Dragon

Japanese Symbol for Dragon

Dragon - Tatsu

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Japanese Symbol for Dog

Japanese Symbol for Dog

Dog - Inu

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Japanese Symbol for Pig or Boar

Japanese Symbol for Pig or Boar

Pig - Inoshishi

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Japanese Symbol for Strength

Japanese Symbol for Strength

Strength - Kyo

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Japanese Symbol for Power

Japanese Symbol for Power

Power - Chikara

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Japanese Symbol for Peace

Japanese Symbol for Peace

Peace - Heiwa

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Japanese Symbol for Luck

Japanese Symbol for Luck

Luck - Un

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Japanese Symbol for Love

Japanese Symbol for Love

Love - Ai

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Japanese Symbol for Life

Japanese Symbol for Life

Life - Inochi

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Japanese Symbol for Heart

Japanese Symbol for Heart

Heart - Kokoro

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Japanese Symbol for Family

Japanese Symbol for Family

Family - Kazoku

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Japanese Symbol for Death

The Japanese Symbol for Death

Death - Shi

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Japanese Symbol for Courage

The Japanese Symbol for Courage or Bravery

Yuu - Courage

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Japanese Symbol for Wind

Japanese Symbol for Wind

Wind - Kaze

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Japanese Symbol for Wood

Japanese Symbol for Wood

Ki - Wood

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Japanese Symbol for Spirit or Soul

Japanese Symbol for Spirit or Soul

Spirit - Ki

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Japanese Symbol for Metal

Japanese Symbol for Metal

Kane - Metal

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Japanese Symbol for Water

Japanese symbol for water

Water - Mizu

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Japanese Symbol for Ice

Japanese Symbol for Ice

Ice - Kori

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Japanese Symbol for Earth

Japanese Symbol for Earth

Earth - Tsuki

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Japanese Symbol for Fire

Japanese Symbol for Fire

Hi - Fire

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Ox
Pig
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Rat
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Zodiac Symbol for Pisces

Zodiac Symbol for Pisces

February 19th — March 20th

“I believe”.  Most spiritually attuned of all the signs, the Pisces are other-worldly in comparison to most.  Devoutly spiritual and accepting, Pisces are the nicest, most benevolent people one can meet, their compassionate idealism appealing to all that they meet.  Whether it be devotion to a faith or just to an ideal, Pisces are the most open-minded and undiscriminating people around.  Idealistic as they are, it is not hard for other to accuse the Pisces of being out of touch with reality, impractical, or otherwise ill-equipped to deal with the perils and pitfalls of the world at large.

Sensitive as they are, Pisces are best suited to tasks that allow them to care for and help others.

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Zodiac Symbol for Virgo

Zodiac Symbol for Virgo

August 23rd — September 22nd

“I analyze”. Practical and analytical, a Virgo is a natural thinker. Prudent without being stingy, inventive without being eccentric, the Virgo is a veritable “man of all seasons”. Possessed of great wisdom and a liberal amount of common sense, Virgos can be counted on to keep their heads cool no matter what may come. This cool head does not come without a price. Many of their peers consider them dull or cowardly, and others still peg them as incessant worryworts!

Calm as they are, Virgos are best suited to tasks which require creativity and patience.

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Zodiac Symbol for Aquarius

Zodiac Symbol for Aquarius

January 20th — February 18th

“I know”. Eccentric, open-minded and unconventional, Aquarius is a citizen of the world, taking in the good and eschewing the bad. A champion of causes, Aquarius is the most progressive sign, breeding some of the most outspoken people one will ever meet. Because they are not afraid to speak their mind, these principled people often find themselves alienated by societies at large. Its just as well though; these innovators are always one-step ahead of the curve, and they know the world will catch up sooner of later!

Devoted as they are, Aquarius are at their happiest when they can devote themselves to a cause.

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Zodiac Symbol for Leo

Zodiac Symbol for Leo

July 23rd — August 22nd

“I will”.  Kingly and proud, Leos are the boldest of all signs.  Never taking no for an answer, a Leo is a natural born leader, able to inspire others with their presence and their passion.  A Leo prefers to take charge of a situation, which often leads people to view them as pushy or arrogant.  Leos live life with a certain flair, and people either love them or hate them for it!

Charismatic as they are, Leos are best suited to tasks that take advantage of their passion or pride.

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Zodiac Symbol for Capricorn

Zodiac Symbol for Capricorn

December 22nd — January 19th

“I use”.  Prudent, practical and punctual to a fault, Capricorn are authority personified.  Dignified and composed, a Capricorn walks into every situation knowing exactly what they want, and knowing what they need to get it.  Ambitious as they are, however, they are not risk-takers; a Capricorn knows the odds, and only ‘gambles’ on the sure bet.  Their patience and competence always pays off in the end, but it causes many Capricorn to come off as being elitist, rigid, or otherwise unapproachable.

Ambitious to a fault, a Capricorn is at his best in high-pressure, business-minded endeavors.

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Zodiac Symbol for Cancer

Zodiac Symbol for Cancer

June 23rd — July 22nd

“I feel”.  Cancers are creatures of emotion, for better and for worse.  They are sensitive, compassionate and caring.  You genuinely feel for your friends and family, and do all in your power to protect them from harm.  Unfortunately, as you feel things strongly, it is easy for you to become moody or crabby, worrying endlessly about things you cannot change.

Caring as they are, Cancer are best suited to tasks where compassion and kindness are required.

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Zodiac Symbol for Sagittarius

Zodiac Symbol for Sagittarius

November 23nd — December 21st

“I perceive”.  Sagittarius live deep and suck out all the marrow of life; they are vibrant, free-loving individuals characterized by their unbound spirit, stopping to smell the roses as they go and not caring a whit what others think of it!  Honest and to the point, Sagittarius are too busy living life to sweat the small stuff.  Adventurous and fun-loving as they are, Sagittarius are often accused of being irresponsible, lazy or just plain careless.  They don’t let it get them down though; there’s too many things to be out there doing than worrying about what other’s think!

Free-spirited and wild, a Sagittarius is best suited to tasks that are open-ended and low-stress.

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Zodiac Symbol for Gemini

Zodiac Symbol for Gemini

May 21 — June 21

“I think”.  Gemini are the most curious of all the signs, never content to go without questioning.  Inquisitive and a smidgen precocious, the Gemini are constantly engaged in some task or another… and whether it be social or intellectual, they always excel.  Yet their natural curiosity is a blessing and a curse.  A Gemini has difficulty focusing entirely on any one task, causing many to view them as flaky or inconsistent.

Adaptable as they are, Gemini are best suited to tasks where innovation and adaptability are required.

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Zodiac Symbol for Scorpio

Zodiac Symbol for Scorpio

October 24th to November 22nd

“I desire”.  Scorpios are intense, complicated individuals.  Ruled by their passions, Scorpios number among the best and worst of people… and they wouldn’t have it any other way!  Mystery, sensuality, vigor permeate a Scorpio, innately drawing others to them.  Passionate as they are, Scorpios are prone to fits of jealousy, rage, and cruelty.

Unpredictable as they are, Scorpios are best suited to tasks where their passion is to their benefit.

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Zodiac Symbol for Taurus

Zodiac Symbol for Taurus

April 20 — May 20

“I have”.  A Taurus is someone that can be counted on to be prepared for anything.  The Taurus have responsibility, ingenuity, and practicality in spades, but often find themselves coming up short when asked to think outside of the box.  A Taurus is set in their ways, and slow to change.  Taurus prefer to handle things on their own terms with their own rules, and excel at it!

Steady as they are, Taurus are best suited to tasks where reliability and practicality are needed to succeed.

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Zodiac Symbol for Libra

Zodiac Symbol for Libra

September 23rd — October 23rd

“I balance”.  Cooperative and naturally diplomatic, Libra are the quintessential peacekeepers in life.  Unbiased and uncompromising, Libra can be counted on to arbitrate over everything from a squabble between friends to cases in the courts.  Co-operative and co-dependant as they are, Libras are most at home when among close friends.  Despite their apparent predilections toward justice, Libra are often accused of favoritism, indecisiveness or rationalization; Justice may be blind, but not necessarily so for the Libra!

Just as they are, Libras are best suited to tasks that require arbitration and decision-making.

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Zodiac Symbol for Aries

Zodiac Symbol for Aries

March 21 — April 19

“I am”.  To be an Aries to be a dynamo, a shaker and a mover through and through.  An Aries is concerned with the here and the now; they are fiercely competitive, extremely impulsive, and more than a little headstrong.  Because of this, a common fault most Aries share is arrogance and impatience.  You live in the moment, and you aren’t going to sit still while others try and reign you in and tell you what to do!

Dynamic as they are, Aries are best suited to tasks that rely on innovation and initiative in order to succeed.

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Celtic Cross

Celtic Cross

A celtic cross (also known as an Irish cross) is a variation of the more traditional crucifix commonly associated with Christianity. The defining characteristics of a Celtic cross is the circle which encompasses the intersection at the center of the cross. Although similar to the crucifix, the celtic cross has a history which predates the birth of Jesus Christ. Though some speculate, the exact meaning of this enigmatic symbol remains a mystery.

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Celtic Knot

Celtic Knot

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Chinese Symbol for Tiger

Chinese Symbol for Tiger

hu - tiger

In Asia, it’s the tiger, not the lion that is king of all beasts.  A Tiger realizes this innately, and always seems to hold himself with a regal bearing.  A sort of prestige permeates all that a Tiger does, and people are drawn to this unquantifiable confidence.  It is royalty’s prerogative to do as they please, and the Tiger is no exception.  Given to flights of capricious fancy, selfless giving and selfish indulgence, the Tiger is a creature of extremes.

To be a Tiger is to be in a constant flux.  The ordinary and routine holds no interest to you; you’re a creature of adventure and excitement first and foremost, for good or for ill.  You do what you want when you want to, which is equally helpful and harmful in your interactions with other people.  Bear in mind that a king is nothing without his subjects, so try and look past yourself and let others take charge every now and again… it might be an adventure!

Heavenly Virtues: Confident, Independent, Dynamic, Brave
Deadly Sins: Selfish, Temperamental, Flaky, Impulsive

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Chinese Symbol for Strength

Chinese Symbol for Strength

chiang - strength

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Chinese Symbol for Snake

Chinese Symbol for Snake

sher - snake

The Snake is the wisest of all signs, possessed of unparalleled innate wisdom.  A Snake loves the finer things in life, and has no patience for frivolities or fools.  Your judgment is nearly flawless, and you can adapt to new situations with the fluid grace of your animal counterpart.  You are the proverbial anchor in a storm, able to stay focused no matter what life throws at you, serving as a pillar of strength to those close to you.

As a Snake, you are quick to give advice, but are vehemently opposed to taking it.  You take offense when someone questions your judgment or tells you what to do, and you hold on to that resentment for a long time.  Other people at times are capable of excellent foresight and insight as well, so you must still your guiding hands and accept other’s criticism or choices with the same calm grace you do all other things in life.

Heavenly Virtues: Wise, Logical, Reliable, Profound
Deadly Sins: Demanding, Resentful, Overbearing, Uncompromising

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Chinese Symbol for Rooster

Chinese Symbol for Rooster

ji - rooster

The Rooster is cock of the walk, and they know it.  Roosters thrive on being in the spotlight and entertaining friends, and are equipped with the tools to do it.  A Rooster always looks his best and is ready to impress, with a fine sense of fashion and eye for details.  To match their impeccable taste is an impeccable personality.  Roosters are loyal and honest, not afraid to say what’s on their mind… for better or for worst!

As a Rooster you live to talk, and you expect people to listen.  Nothing gets your goat more than someone who doesn’t pay attention when you’re trying to tell them something.  While your wit is sharp and your insight is keen, it is difficult not to come across as overbearing, if not self-absorbed and shallow.  When it comes to taking the spotlight, you have to remember to “know when to hold ‘em, and know when to fold ‘em”, balancing out your need to be the center of attention and others’ needs to take a break from you for awhile.  A little restraint goes a long way, and your friends will greatly appreciate your efforts in that regard!

Heavenly Virtues: Amusing, Vibrant, Generous, Talented
Deadly Sins: Bossy, Vain, Self-Absorbed, Fussy

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Chinese Symbol for Rat

Chinese Symbol for Rat

shu - rat

The Rat is the first among the Zodiac signs, and in many ways, stands first among the walks of life.  To be a Rat is to be a pioneer, an innovator.  Synonymous with the word “Rat” is the word “Ambition”.  As a Rat, you don’t believe in setting your sights small; you go for the big prize, and more often than not, you attain it.  Whether it be money, women, men, or power, chances are good you’re going to have it… and in spades!   With your natural charm and cutting intellect, the trick is rarely attracting people to you, but choosing whom you let be with you.

With your setting trends and riding the bleeding edge of life, it is especially important as a Rat to take time out to appreciate the little things in life.  You are focused and you are driven, but try not to be so at the expense of the people close to you.  Where you’re keeping your eyes on the prize, others may be viewing your passion as more than a little off-putting.  Remember, the pawns in your grand machinations are people too!

Heavenly Virtues: Intelligent, Charismatic, Awesome, Practical
Deadly Sins: Arrogant, Critical, Controlling, Manipulative

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Chinese Symbol for Rabbit

Chinese Symbol for Rabbit

twu - rabbit

Some people seem to have everything end up going their way.  Those people are Rabbits.  Considered the luckiest of all the signs, the Rabbits often go on to live blessed lives… even if they’re too modest to admit it!  Possessed of remarkable talent and unparalleled social graces, Rabbits make the best hosts at any party, the most trustworthy business partner… and the nicest gossip you’ll ever meet!  You thrive on your connections with people, and everyone counts themselves lucky to have a Rabbit around in their social circle.

Your kind nature endears you to all you meet, and you’re often the first one turns to for a sympathetic shoulder or bed for the night, but be careful not to have your good nature taken advantage of.  Saying “No” is hard for a Rabbit, but learning to do so will save you a lot of grief!

Heavenly Virtues: Tactful, Sensitive, Hospitable, Modest
Deadly Sins: Timid, Gullible, Gossipy, Weak

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Chinese Symbol for Pig

Chinese Symbol for Pig or Boar

ju - pig

Last among the Zodiac, the Pig is the humblest of all.  Preferring to stay behind the scenes, the Pig quietly makes its way through life, never ruffling anyone’s feathers by accident nor design.  Despite their asocial, almost aloof nature, the Pig is among the most caring and patient of all; though they may not have many friends, those that they do are held closely, prized and cherished above all others.

Unfortunately, to be a Pig is often to be a doormat.  Your caring and conservative nature makes you hesitant to ‘rock the boat’, and as a result you can often find yourself being taken advantage of.  Just remember, there are times for “flight” and a time to fight.  Learning to able to discern between the two, coupling it with your level head and patient nature, and there’s nothing you can’t do!

Heavenly Virtues: Nurturing, Forgiving, Patient, Tolerant
Deadly Sins: Enabling, Hesitant, Timid, Weak-Willed

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Chinese Symbol for Power

Chinese Symbol for Power

li - power

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Chinese Symbol for Peace

Chinese Symbol for Peace

her ping - peace

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Chinese Symbol for Ox

Chinese Symbol for Ox

nio - ox

The Ox is a rock, a pillar of stability and reliability that cannot be matched.  When you say that you’ll do something, then come hell or high-water, it gets done, and well.  You know the phrase, “Speak softly and carry a big stick”?  Yeah, you wrote that.  An Ox might not be the most talkative face in the crowd, but when an Ox speaks, people listen.

Though it feels good to keep your two feet placed firmly on the ground, you have to remember that there’s a time in life for risk.  It’s your personal “four-letter-word”, but it’s especially important as an Ox to get out of your comfort and try new things every once in awhile.  Your safe bubble is nice, but there’s a whole world out there ripe for exploration!

Heavenly Virtues: Patient, Dependable, Honest, Industrious
Deadly Sins: Stubborn, Inflexible, Possessive, Resentful

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Chinese Symbol for Monkey

Chinese Symbol for Monkey

hou - monkey

Like their animal counterpart, Monkeys are curious, clever, and often rather mischievous.  Their mind is sharp and their wit is quick, causing Monkeys to be the most intelligent of all the signs.  Agile in wits and varied in talents, there is very little that a Monkey cannot master quickly, when they put their mind to it.  Monkeys are very goal-driven, and are at their best when working towards a specific cause or purpose.

Unfortunately, Monkeys often have difficulty sticking with their goals.  They are easily frustrated when things don’t go their way, and will often up and leave when anything goes awry, leaving others to clean up their mess.  Even though Monkeys themselves are comfortable and untroubled in their decisions, they have to realize the trouble that they cause for their friends and partners with their capriciousness, or risk losing them.

Heavenly Virtues: Intelligent, Witty, Versatile, Charming
Deadly Sins: Capricious, Careless, Manipulative, Conceited

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Chinese Symbol for Luck

Chinese Symbol for Luck

ji - luck

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Chinese Symbol for Ice

Chinese Symbol for Ice

bing - ice

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Chinese Symbol for Horse

Chinese Symbol for Horse

ma - horse

The Horse is a free spirit, an untamed font of positive energy and adventure.  But the Horse is no mere one-trick pony.  Beyond your evident playfulness and exuberant spirit resides a thoughtful, inviting inner core, which attracts people to you… which is just how you like it!  You thrive on being the center of attention, and helping others at every possibility.

But your boundless enthusiasm is both a blessing and a curse.  The inherent drawback of knowing so many people and knowing all their problems is that it makes it hard for you not to talk about them.  Whether it be revealing juicy secrets inadvertently, or just talking someone’s ear off time and again, you must learn to rein in your tongue!

Heavenly Virtues:
Enthusiastic, Energetic, Positive, Playful
Deadly Sins: Irresponsible, Rebellious, Childish, Inconsistent

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Chinese Symbol for Sheep

Chinese Symbol for Sheep or Goat

yang - sheep

When you think of a Sheep, the first thing that comes to mind is art.  Sheep are the exemplars of the arts, skilled and talented above all others.  This natural affinity towards the Arts spills over into all aspects of their life including fashion, decorating, and even their appearance.  Because of this, the Sheep is considered among the most attractive of all signs.  And this physical attractiveness is matched by their social attractiveness; a Sheep is sensitive, thoughtful, and empathic, making them highly sought after as friends and confidants!

It’s not all roses for the Sheep, however.  They are often too sensitive for the real world, and often take offense even when it is unmerited.  Sheep also tend to be very shy, despite their social graces, and crave acceptance and approval from their peers, which can cause them to appear timid or needy as a result.  As a Sheep, it is imperative to know when you need to take a stand on what you believe in, even if people may find it unpopular or strange.

Heavenly Virtues: Gentle, Empathic, Artistic, Sociable
Deadly Sins: Insecure, Needy, Lazy, Anxious

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Chinese Symbol for Family

Chinese Symbol for Family

jia - family

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Chinese Symbol for Dragon

Chinese Symbol for Dragon

long - dragon

The Dragon is omnipotent, a symbol of Emperors and Kings for generations.  You are possessed of an inquisitive nature and a flashy personality; wherever you go, people are certain to notice!  Everything you do with flair, and on a larger scale than everyone else.  The Dragon has very high standards for themselves, and hold others to it as well.  Though often perceived as narcissistic or arrogant, the Dragon is the first one to come to a friend in the time of need, and the last one to leave when things go bad.

As a Dragon you are larger than life, destined for grand (even grandiose) lots in life.  It is not a sign of weakness to accept help or criticism from others.  While not many can live up to your exacting standards, you must not distance yourself from others; remember the old adage: “No man is an island”!

Heavenly Virtues:
Noble, Vibrant, Magnanimous, Dignified
Deadly Sins: Arrogant, Judgmental, Pompous, Exacting

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Chinese Symbol for Dog

Chinese Symbol for Dog

chuan - dog

Like their namesake, people born in the year of the Dog are defined by their loyalty first and foremost.  There is no greater friend and confidant than a Dog, as they go beyond merely sympathetic.  Your pain is their pain, and a Dog will go to great lengths to avenge a friend who has suffered an injustice.  Despite this zeal, the Dog can be trusted to be cool in times of crisis, or relied upon to keep their word, no matter what happens.

Because they take offenses so seriously, the Dog’s bleeding heart can be his greatest weakness.  While fiercely loyal to friends and members of his ‘pack’, the Dog can be vicious towards his ‘enemies’… a group that often expands to include any who don’t agree with him!  Because of this, it is important as a Dog to realize that you have to pick your battles, lest your crusades eventually be your undoing.

Heavenly Virtues: Loyal, Trustworthy, Assertive, Well-Meaning
Deadly Sins: Self-Righteous, Stubborn, Petty, Judgmental

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Chinese Symbol for Courage

The Chinese Symbol for Courage or Bravery

yong - courage or bravery

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Chinese Symbol for Heart

Chinese Symbol for Heart

sin - heart

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Chinese Symbol for Death

The Chinese Symbol for Death

syr - death

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Chinese Symbol for Life

Chinese Symbol for Life

sheng - life

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Chinese Symbol for Spirit or Soul

Chinese Symbol for Spirit

chi - spirit

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Chinese Symbol for Metal

Chinese Symbol for Metal

jin - metal

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Chinese Symbol for Wood

Chinese Symbol for Wood

mu - wood

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Chinese Symbol for Earth

Chinese Symbol for Earth

twu - earth

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Chinese Symbol for Wind

Chinese Symbol for Wind

fong - wind

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Chinese Symbol for Water

Chinese Symbol for Water

shuey - water

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Chinese Symbol for Fire

Chinese Symbol for Fire

huo - fire

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Chinese Symbol for Love

ai - love

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