Feng Shui astrology - Water Rooster day horoscope
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Water Rooster day horoscope posted 15th September 2011
As mad as a wet hen at year break
“As mad as a wet hen” is one of my favourite expressions and is most apt on this Water Rooster day. It was said to originate in the Southern Appalachian Mountains and possibly referred to a dowsing process used to get a hen to lay further eggs instead of sitting on her original brood.
“Year break” occurs on every Rooster day in a Rabbit year and especially so this month as it also a Rooster period. The Chinese almanac recommends just sweeping and tidying up and I can’t help thinking that this might be an analogy for clearing up and making a fortune after others mistakes. To be on the safe side, it’s probably best to make any major decisions tomorrow when we emerge from this clash.
That said, a Water Rooster is the least problematic clash, as the water balances the two signs. In this case, Rooster will be the centre of attention and can be quite carefree. It is also good for the associated signs of Snake and Ox, who share creativity. The former also has wealth or wife potential, whilst the latter may have good investment opportunities. Rabbit signs may be under stress today, but share power opportunities with Tigers. Similarly, earth signs of Dragon, Goat and Dog should be relaxed. Conversely, Pig and Rat signs will have lots of energy.
Great self-expression and an acute sense of humour are famous Water Rooster traits and celebrities include John Barry, Corbin Bernsen, Jacqueline Bisset, James Brown, Michael Caine, Michael Douglas, Quincy Jones, Avril Lavigne, Kim Novak, Yoko Ono, Pink, Prince Harry, Joan Rivers, Anne Robinson, Bruce Springsteen, Barry White, Gene Wilder, Xzibit and Catherine Zeta Jones
We will return on a Wood Dog day.
Water Rooster day horoscope posted 18th May 2011
Black chicken – a super food halts ageing at year break?
In researching alternative titles for a Water Rooster day I came across Black Chicken and if you have been following these blogs you will know why, but if you're new to them, black is the colour associated with the water element and a male chicken is of course, a Rooster.
Turns out, a black chicken is a "Silkie" and contains high levels of carnosine; a natural anti-oxidant that improves muscle strength and is said to alleviate the effects of ageing, autism and diabetes. It is also supposed to taste twice as nice as regular chicken and has been cultivated by the Chinese for over 1,000 years. Sadly, in the west it seems only available in supplement form, unless of course you know a farmer who keeps them.
That unfortunately is the only good news; todays Rooster clashes with the annual Rabbit sign and is known as the "Year Break". Any major decisions affecting the year ahead should be made tomorrow and the Chinese almanac suggests just tidying up affairs or sweeping your home as the only suitable activities.
However, a Water Rooster is a less problematic clash because the water balances the two signs. In this case, Rooster signs will be the centre of attention and can be relatively carefree. It is also good for the associated signs of Snake and Ox, who share creativity. Snake signs also have wealth or wife potential, whilst the OX may have good investment opportunities. Rabbit signs may be under stress today, but share power opportunities with Tigers. The earth signs of Dragon, Goat and Dog should be relaxed and conversely, Pig and Rat signs will have lots of energy.
Water Rooster day horoscope posted 2010
Water Rooster proclaims new beginnings!
I just saw on the news that a school has won The Stirling award for architectural excellence as it changed the behaviour of its occupants transforming them into model students. Balancing environments is something that feng shui has done for millennia and the great news is that it can be applied to existing buildings not just new ones. As the Rooster proclaims the dawn, I could not resist the urge of mentioning this today. Since the schoolteachers union are firmly behind this development, I look forward to the time when all schools will be this way and we provide a caring, nurturing environment for our future generations.
It is also good to meditate, ask ancestors for guidance, baby’s first bath, sweep house, buy dress and wed, buy bed, open warehouse and place in storage, bar be que, prepare mourning clothes, break ground, even dig a grave.