Chinese zodiac signs
In the Chinese zodiac, each year corresponds to an animal. People born in that year tend to have personality traits associated with the animal. There are 12 Chinese zodiac signs in the Chinese tradition as well.
The animals linked to years in the Chinese zodiac signs are rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat/sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. While 2021 was the year of the ox, 2022 is the year of the tiger as per the Chinese zodiac.
The animal corresponding to your year of birth forms only one-half of your zodiac profile. The rest is made of one of the “five elements”. The five elements of the Chinese zodiac signs are metal, water, wood, fire, and earth. Each element is associated with a personality trait.
Your Chinese zodiac reading is made by putting together these two parts.
Bottom line
The spiritual beliefs of a person are important to understand them well. Despite what they may declare as their spiritual leanings, the real spirituality of a person can be easily identified through their zodiac sign.
The way a spiritual person approaches life situations is strikingly different from that of a non-spiritual person. For example, a spiritual person tends to look upon obstacles as growth opportunities and challenges to overcome, while to a non-spiritual person, life may appear as a battle to be won or lost.
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