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HISTORY    
This ancient perspective on our modern lives comes from the ancient Oriental art of divination and character reading. The first cycle of this Zodiac was introduced in 2637 BC by Emperor Huang Ti. This 'art form' developed as the system emerged and joined with philosophy. Some fascinating insights into a persons character, lifestyle, and emotional makeup are revealed. The roots of this interpretive art, are based deeply in the classical philosophy of Confucius, Lao-tse and the Yi Jing (I Ching).

According to legend, the order of the twelve signs was determined by Buddha, upon celebration of the Eastern New Year landing on different dates in accordance to mid-January to mid-February.  Buddha invited all of the animals in the kingdom together for a meeting.  12 creatures attended. The first animal to arrive was the Rat.  He jumped jumped of the Ox so that he could be first.  Then the Tiger arrived in front of the cat.  The others that followed in order were :  Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and the Pig.  Buddha gave each animal a year of its own, bestowing the nature and characteristics of each to those born in that animals year.

The Eastern Zodiac is perhaps the oldest known horoscope system in the world. Ancient writings have been dated as early as the fourth millennium BC and have been preserved in the monasteries of Tibet, China and Southeast Asia.

Each animal designation or ‘earthly branch’ is symbolic and represents a specific behavioral psychology. It could, perhaps, be called the ‘Myers-Briggs’ personality inventory of ancient eastern philosophy. 

The Asian zodiac uses calculations of yearly or lunar year periods, rather than months, to order the signs. Each of the twelve animal signs lasts for an entire year, beginning on various dates between mid-January through mid February. While each sign repeats every 12 years, the specific combination of animal and element occur only once every 60 years. 

While each one of us possesses some qualities of all 12 signs, each person has a dominant sign and birth element. Your birth year can paint a striking picture of attitude, mannerisms and potential. The purpose of this interpretive art was, and is, self-enlightenment. 

CHART What are you?

 

Rat:	1900	1912	1924	1936	1948	1960	1972	1984	1996
Ox:	1901	1913	1925	1937	1949	1961	1973	1985	1997.
Tiger:	1902	1914	1926	1938	1950	1962	1974	1986	1998.
Rabbit:	1903	1915	1927	1939	1951	1963	1975	1987	1999.
Dragon:	1904	1916	1928	1940	1952	1964	1976	1988	2000.
Snake:	1905	1917	1929	1941	1953	1965	1977	1989	2001.
Horse:	1906	1918	1930	1942	1954	1966	1978	1990	2002.
Goat:	1907	1919	1931	1943	1955	1967	1979	1991	2003.
Monkey:	1908	1920	1932	1944	1956	1968	1980	1992	2004.
Rooster:	1909	1921	1933	1945	1957	1969	1981	1993	2005.
Dog:	1910	1922	1934	1946	1958	1970	1982	1994	2006.
Pig:	1911	1923	1935	1947	1959	1971	1983	1995	2007