Chinese Fortune Telling since prehistoric times this art was formally established as a way to gain knowledge pertaining to your future. During the second century B.C. most Chinese fortune tellers relied on writings of a Tang Dynasty court official named Chinese Horoscope. He devised horoscopes using combinations of the Five Elements, and the Ten Heavenly Stems, and the Twelve Terrestrial Branches. To obtain a personˇ¦s fortune his system needed to use the Six Characters which denoted the year, month and day of a particular person's birth.

The official government's manual was published by the Board of Rites in 1683 with an updated version in 1741 containing thirty-six books entitled Online Fortune Teller. Nowadays, the most recognized fortune-telling manual of China is the two-volume work Chinese Fortune Telling. In it are found all of the essential formulas, regulations, and methods of divination in combination with the many techniques used throughout different parts of China.

Another way of Chinese Astrology somebody's fortune that dates back into antiquity with the Chinese is the technique used by Chinese Fortune Telling. The can tell fortunes by studying their clientˇ¦s facial features. The ears and eyes and mouth, as well as the nose and eyebrows and forehead and cheeks along with the chin match up with the Five Sacred Mountains, the Four Great Rivers, the Five Planets, and the Six Stars. Our senses; and hand and fingers; our stature and frame, all relate to various fixed value in the numerological Order of Heaven and Earth.

A Chinese Fortune Telling(Chinese Astrology) computes the relations and oppositions of all these factors and can foresee good or bad luck. He can also determine your probable length of life, your fortune in marriage and whether or not you will have children.

Many of these types of fortune-tellers were apparently blind old men led around by a young boy. Some of them had a harp upon which they would occasionally play as they walked slowly along the street. Others carried a rattle made of two small pieces of wood for Chinese Fortune Telling. When Fortune Teller was struck together they indicated the approach or presence of a fortune-teller.

The most popular fortune-telling system in China seems to be that of the Eight Cyclic Characters. Parents of a new-born or young child present the child's characters for interpretation to a fortune-teller who prepares a Chinese Horoscope(Chinese Fortune Telling). The preparation of these horoscopes involves the cross-referencing of the Eight Cyclic Characters with animal signs of the zodiac.

Actual date of origin of Chinese Fortune Telling and Chinese Zodiac are not known. Some of the scholars place its origin between Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 and Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 Online Fortune Teller. It is said that the Astrology in China was all prevalent around the time of the middle ages. The Chinese Zodiac consists of a 12-year cycle; each year of the cycle is named after a different animal that gives different and distinct characteristics to its year. A 13th "leap" year is periodically added to keep the system in balance. According to one myth, a Chinese emperor invited all the friends of the forest to a New Year party, he was expecting many guests, but only twelve animals came. The rat was first, followed by the ox, and so on.

The emperor honored the animals by naming the years after them. Another Chinese Fortune Telling suggests that more than five centuries before the birth of Christ, when Chinese Astrology was at it's peak, the dying Buddha asked all the animals of the world to come before him to bid them farewell, for which they would receive gifts. Most of the animals failing to comprehend the reason behind the request, failed to arrive before the Buddha. Those who did appear before the Buddha, however, were only 12 in number.

These twelve animals of Chinese Zodiac are the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. These twelve animals came to represent the Chinese zodiac cycle; each presiding over one year in the same orders in which they arrived in the meeting. According to popular Chinese belief of Chinese Fortune Telling, the year of a person's birth is the primary factor in determining that personˇ¦s personality traits, physical and mental attributes, abilities and degree of success and happiness throughout his or her lifetime. Events and occurrences in a given year are influenced by the nature of that year's animal.

The Chinese New Year day is on January 22nd baed on Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009. Because this is a new moon day, it is the first day of the first Chinese lunar month in the Chinese Lunar Calendar system and Chinese Fortune Telling. The new moon time is at 05:05 on 22-Jan-04 in China time zone. However, the new moon time is at 13:05 of 21-Jan-04 in the US Pacific Standard Time and also at 10:05 of 21-Jan-04 in the US Eastern Standard Time, so the Chinese New Year day is on January 21st, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 for USA time zones.

In China, the first day of the Green Monkey Year is February 4th, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 in the Chinese Fortune Telling Calendar system, because February 4th, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 is the first day of Tiger month and the Tiger month is the first month of a year in  Online Fortune Teller and Chinese Fortune-Telling Calendar system.

The Year Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 (Green Monkey) is the 4701st Chinese year. The Chinese believe that the first king(Fortune Telling) of China was the Yellow King (he was not the first emperor of China). The Yellow King became king in 2697 B.C., therefore China will enter the 4701st year on February 4th, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009. Also, the Chinese Year uses the cycle of 60 Stem-Branch counting systems and the Chinese Fortune Telling is the 21st Stem-Branch in the cycle. Since 4700 = (60 *78) + 21, therefore this Green Monkey Year is the 4701st Chinese Year.

Some Chinese Horoscope web sites say the year Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 is the 4702nd Chinese year. If you cannot find the explanation, here is a possible answer for you. The Yellow King's inauguration was held in the spring of 2697 B.C. But the calendar of Yellow King used the winter solstice day as the first day of the year. So the first winter solstice was on around December 23rd, 2698 B.C. Today's January 1st means nothing to Yellow King and Chinese Fortune Telling. If we count that extra eight days in 2698 B.C. for a year, then year Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 is the 4702nd Chinese year.

Forecast using the theory of Five Elements and Chinese Fortune Telling

Chinese Fortune Telling were the years mixing Fire and Water, which are hostile each other. Past two years weren't peaceful for many areas in the world. World economics kept struggling for recovery. Many people worried about loosing their jobs. Basically, Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007 and Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 are the cycle of Fire. Fire is the supporting element of Earth, any business something to do with to Fire or Earth had better luck during these years. For example, real estate (Earth) related business had a pretty good money luck in the past three years. The Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 is the beginning of Metal cycle. Now itˇ¦s the turn for the Metal business. Metal stands for gold, jewelry or money. Therefore the financial business will boom in these coming two years. You can see the mother nature is very fair. Everyone takes turn to share the luck.

The major elements in the Green Monkey are Wood and Metal in Chinese Fortune Telling. According to the Five Element Relationship, we know there is a conflict between Wood and Metal. So the disputes and arguments are there for many people in Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007. Fortunately, there are some Water inside the Monkey. Water is the key to make Wood and Metal get along peacefully. The reason is from Five Element relationships. Metal supports Water. Water supports Wood. A Water person is a good friend of a Metal and a Wood person. So Metal people and Wood people have the chance to shake hands. Water stands for wisdom in Chinese astrology. That means it always has a solution for the disagreement from Wood and Metal using your wisdom(Water) in Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008.

The Chinese Fortune Telling prediction for people's luck on this web site is using the Five Elements, not the yearly animal sign you were born. So you need to know your Lucky Element first to follow the following explanation.

If your lucky element is Wood, then your luck is good in the beginning of the year according to Chinese Astrology. For example, your business or relationship with people will go well in the first half of Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, the second half of Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007 will slow down the progress by some kind of disagreement. If your lucky element is Metal, then you will have bad start and struggle with your work or with people relationships, but the result will turn out well in the end of year. Basically, many people have 50% luck in Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007. To know if you have complete good luck about Chinese Fortune Telling, you need to study the Green Monkey relationship with your birth chart using the Stem and Branch relationships, which is not always easy.

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Lucky Chinese Name Translation To Chinese, the name means much more functions than just a code, it contains the invisible fate and the visible and meaning characters. People cannot alter the congenital fate, but the name can counteract bad luck and promote/improve oneˇ¦s destiny. If you are unhappy or frustrated, having an empty feeling, would like your life to change, why don't you to translate your name to Chinese that coincide with your birth date(Ba Zi) and bring you good destiny. The report contains several Chinese Telling approaches, they are : 1) Your characteristics base on Chinese Zodiac sign 2) The Five Element Analysis 3) The Yin-Yang balance 4) Lucky Chinese Name Translationr 5) Auspicious and Unauspicious Locations for the coming year 6) Auspicious and Unauspicious Colors for the coming year 7) Lucky Numbers for the coming year The service fee is USD15 Per Fortune Telling about Chinese name(First Name). If you would like to have this report, click the Apply icon to start service application/purchasing. Other Feng Shui Fortune Telling Services: Full Life Fortune Telling Report Annual Fortune Telling Report Event Consultancy Home Feng Shui Report .
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Event Fortune Telling Report: Children Destiny This represents whether a person will have children or not; whether the children are well behaved or not; whether the children will be rich or not. This also represents the relationship a person will have with his/her children. The ""children"" also include your nieces and nephews. The report contains several Chinese Telling approaches, they are : 1) Your characteristics base on Chinese Zodiac sign 2) The Five Element Analysis 3) The Yin-Yang balance 4) Analysis of fortune in particular topic in either Love, Luck, Family, Career, Money or others 5) Annual Fortune Telling in the particular topic for the coming year 6) Auspicious and Unauspicious Locations for the coming year 7) Auspicious and Unauspicious Colors for the coming year 8) Lucky Numbers for the coming year The service fee for this report is USD15 Per Report.

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In the Chinese Fortune Telling(Chinese Horoscope) calendar, the first day of the first month, Tiger month, is called ˇ§Start of Springˇ¨, which is when the sun enters the 315th degree on the tropical zodiac. In the China time zone, the time of Start of Spring is at 02-04 19:56. So the first day of the Green Monkey year Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 is on 04-Feb-03. For USA, the time of Start of Spring is on 02-03 at 03:56 Online Fortune Teller, therefore the first day of Chinese Astrology 2007, Chinese Horoscope 2007, Chinese Zodiac 2007, Chinese Astrology 2008, Chinese Horoscope 2008, Chinese Zodiac 2008 and Chinese Astrology 2009, Chinese Horoscope 2009, Chinese Zodiac 2009 Chinese astrology calendar in USA is same to China time zone. If a baby was born on or after the Start of Spring, then she or he is a Green Monkey in the family.

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Yi Jing (I-Ching)
An Introduction to the Chinese Fortune Telling, I Ching
What is the Yi Jing (I Ching)? The Yi Jing (I Ching), or Book of Change, is an ancient Chinese oracle that has been consulted in times of trouble for thousands of years. It was used as a guide and source of wisdom by the emperors, helping them decide the difficult issues of statecraft; and it was both a source and repository of philosophical insight for the Chinese sages. Both of the major Chinese philosophical traditions, Taoist and Confucionist alike, have contributed to its development and it finds a place in many aspects of Chinese culture including Chinese Astrology, the martial arts and statecraft. That is has survived, indeed flourished, over its 5000 year history is a testament both to its effectiveness as a practical guide in times of doubt and trouble and its role as a source of deep philosophical wisdom. Simply, it can help us live in harmony with the forces that shape life. The Traditional History According to most stories, the originator of the Book of Change is Fu Hsi, the legendary semi-human first emperor of China who is also credited with the invention of writing and cooking. He is said to have noticed the trigrams (Ba Qua, the basic three lined figures of the Yi Jing(I Ching)) on the back of a tortoise emerging from the Yellow River. Thus, through careful observation of the patterns in nature he came to understand the structure of reality. This event is usually placed at around 3000BCE. The following is a description of each of the Ba Qua symbols: 1. Sky Three solid lines were used to symbolize sky. The sky is strong and has divine power to provide infinite space to accommodate all. Using three solid lines to represent the sky is very the appropriate for its supreme being. 2.Earth Three broken lines are used to symbolize earth. The earth is a gigantic object. It is a supporting body for human life and a burial ground for death. It is considered soft and receptive, because it can take a lot of punishments with tolerance. 3. Thunder Two broken lines on top a solid line symbolize thunder. The two broken lines on top have the image of lighting and the bottom solid line symbolizes elevation. Thus, the image is lighting striking on the top of a mountain. 4.Wind Two solid lines on top a broken line symbolize wind. The two solid lines represent the sky and energy. The broken line represents earth. Thus, this image is the sky and energy approaching earth. The wind is invisible and we can only justify its existence by observing the moving tree tops. 5. Water (Moon) A solid line in between two broken lines symbolize water. The two broken lines represent the depression of earth (river banks). The solid line in the middle represents motion. This creates the image of water flowing in a river. In addition, this Qua also represents the moon. Fortune Teller, Chinese astrology, Chinese horoscope, Chinese Zodiac and Online fotune teller
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6. Fire (Sun) A broken line inbetween two solid lines symbolize fire. The two solid lines indicate the movement of fire. The broken line is the center of the fire which is still. In addition, this Qua also represents the Sun. 7. Mountain A solid line on top of two broken lines symbolize mountain. The solid line represents elevation and the bottom two broken lines represent earth. Thus this image is a mountain elevated above the earth. 8. Marsh A broken line on top of two solid lines symbolize marsh. The top broken line is water and the bottom two solid lines is sky. If we are looking down at a body of water anywhere on earth, we will see the reflected sky below the water surface. This seems to be a logical way to symbolize the Marsh Qua. Later, around 1150BCE, King Wen was falsely imprisoned by the last tyrannical leader of the Shang dynasty. Whilst in jail he studied the Changes and created the hexagrams (six line figures) by doubling the trigrams of Fu Hsi. He gave each figure a name and a short description. When his son, the Duke of Chou, later added texts for the individual lines, the Yi Jing(I Ching) was essentially complete and, by the time of Confucius, around 500BCE, it had become a core classic of Chinese thought. How much of this traditional Chinese Astrology, I Ching is historical fact is less important than the nature of the tale. Specifically, the Yi Jing(I Ching) has no single author, rather it has been pieced together by a number of people over a long period of time. Further, it is the result of careful observation of the patterns in the world and those observations have been organized into a coherent picture using the symbols of the Book of Change. Fortune Teller, Chinese astrology, Chinese horoscope, Chinese Zodiac and Online fotune teller
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