Chinese 15th, M-T-K 15th. Dragon, Dwa, Red 9. I cannot emphasize enough what a dicey day it is today. On the one hand, we have a lunar eclipse, so everything is magnified by a factor of 1,000. On the other hand, we have New Year's Eve. So, that means tomorrow's hangover is going to be a beauty. This is also the anniversay of Jigme Phuntsok, who was a very popular lama in Kham, so in his honor, maybe we want to tame it down some, eh? Today is also the Full Moon, so expect all sorts of excitement on the roadways -- and this being a Dragon day, that means roadblocks and drunk checkpoints. Getting the idea? A great day to stay home with the family and count your blessings. Today is wind-wind, so troublesome travel somewhat mitigated, but that wind better "blow" clean. Seriously -- stay home and practice. Live to see the New Year. One more thing -- this is the proverbial "blue moon," as in "once in a blue moon," i.e. the second full moon this month, and the first blue moon on New Year's Eve in 20 years. So -- what the heck -- do something dramatic and original.
Published every day at 00:01 香港時間 but written in advance and auto-posted. See our Introduction to Daily Tibetan Astrology for background information. If you know the symbolic animal of your birth year, you can get information about your positive and negative days by clicking here. If you don't know the symbolic animal of your birth year, you can obtain that information by clicking here. For specific information about the astrology of 2009, inclusive of elements, earth spirits, and so forth, please consult our extended discussion by clicking here. The Ox Year baden senpo (bad days to raise prayer flags) are (in 2010) January 1, 12, 16, 28; February 8. Click here for Hong Kong Observatory conversion tables. Daily Tibetan Astrology copyright (c) 2009. All rights reserved.
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