Comments on: Chinese Astrology on Sarah Palin (Part THREE of a FIVE-Part Series) http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/chinese-astrology-on-sarah-palin-part-three-of-a-five-part-series/ Come with me on my journey from becoming a banker to a mystic! Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:33:01 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Voices without Votes http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/chinese-astrology-on-sarah-palin-part-three-of-a-five-part-series/#comment-1447 Voices without Votes Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:08:46 +0000 http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/?p=778#comment-1447 <strong>Sarah Palin: From Foreign Policy to Chinese Astrology...</strong> Hours before U.S. Senator Joseph Biden and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin face-off in St. Louis, Missouri in the only vice presidential debate of this election season, there is an expectation that foreign policy will be discussed. How will Palin, the Repu... Sarah Palin: From Foreign Policy to Chinese Astrology…

Hours before U.S. Senator Joseph Biden and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin face-off in St. Louis, Missouri in the only vice presidential debate of this election season, there is an expectation that foreign policy will be discussed.
How will Palin, the Repu…

]]> By: margotmarrakesh http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/chinese-astrology-on-sarah-palin-part-three-of-a-five-part-series/#comment-930 margotmarrakesh Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:52:38 +0000 http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/?p=778#comment-930 Hi KK, Please, I have an important question for you. I have been studying a lot of Feng Shui which is apparently EXTREMELY important to calculate by the exact day of the Chinese New Year. (I have been studying Eva Wong's Master Course in Feng Shui.) So my question is this: does Feng Shui follow the Chinese New Year; whereas astrology does not, and follows the Xia calendar instead? Chinese astrologer Theodora Lau (whose book I am using) makes no mention at all of the Xia calendar in her book, and I have searched carefully. Lau indicates in her book that exact dates should be used and provides all such dates (taken from the Chinese Ten Thousand Years (Perpetual) Lunar Calendar). Are there some schools of Chinese astrology which follow the Xia calendar, and others which follow the Ten Thousand Year Lunar Calendar? --Margot Hi KK,

Please, I have an important question for you. I have been studying a lot of Feng Shui which is apparently EXTREMELY important to calculate by the exact day of the Chinese New Year. (I have been studying Eva Wong’s Master Course in Feng Shui.) So my question is this: does Feng Shui follow the Chinese New Year; whereas astrology does not, and follows the Xia calendar instead?

Chinese astrologer Theodora Lau (whose book I am using) makes no mention at all of the Xia calendar in her book, and I have searched carefully. Lau indicates in her book that exact dates should be used and provides all such dates (taken from the Chinese Ten Thousand Years (Perpetual) Lunar Calendar).

Are there some schools of Chinese astrology which follow the Xia calendar, and others which follow the Ten Thousand Year Lunar Calendar?

–Margot

]]> By: kk http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/chinese-astrology-on-sarah-palin-part-three-of-a-five-part-series/#comment-928 kk Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:11:08 +0000 http://margotmystic.wordpress.com/?p=778#comment-928 Chinese New Year may have fallen on Feb 12 on that year, but in traditional Chinese astrology, according to the authoritative Xia calendar, the Chinese New Year (spring) begins on Feb 4. Many, if not most, Chinese astrology and geomancy practitioners follow the traditional Xia calendar when doing forecasting. That would make Sarah Palin a Dragon. Chinese New Year may have fallen on Feb 12 on that year, but in traditional Chinese astrology, according to the authoritative Xia calendar, the Chinese New Year (spring) begins on Feb 4. Many, if not most, Chinese astrology and geomancy practitioners follow the traditional Xia calendar when doing forecasting. That would make Sarah Palin a Dragon.

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