By the Manila Times
JANUARY 22, 2023 marks the start of another Chinese Lunar New Year. Feng shui followers look forward to welcoming this day, which is the start of the Year of the Water Rabbit. The year ends February 9, 2024.
Chinese astrology sources say that the ruling animal sign of each year has qualities that may have important indications for what’s in store for the entire year for different individuals, businesses, and even world affairs. The Rabbit is seen as a calm, gentle, quick and alert and this animal sign has become a symbol of peace, prosperity, and longevity in Chinese culture. Thus, 2023 is predicted to be a year of hope.
International feng shui master Marites Allen, who is set to hold her annual Feng Shui Updates on December 17 and 18, 2023 for her large following of feng shui aficionados from different countries has chosen to adopt the endearing qualities of the Rabbit for her event theme. Her annual event to usher in the new Chinese New Year is aptly themed “Hop, Skip, and Jump in the Year of the Water Rabbit 2023.”
Tickets for the online event are still available via the Frigga websites at www.frigga.com.ph or www.frigga.co.uk.
Meanwhile, Allen launched her new book Chinese Astrology: Decode the Zodiac to Live Your Best Life. This beautifully illustrated beginner’s guide takes one through the basics of Chinese astrology and how its principles affect one’s innate personality, relationships with others, and life prospects.
The book is the product of a collaboration between Marites Allen and Hachette UK, a leading UK publishing group owned by the world’s second largest trade and educational publisher.
On the other hand, the president and CEO of Frigga Charmed Life, has also announced that her 2023 Feng Shui Almanac, Planner, and Horoscope books are now available at www.frigga.com.ph or www.frigga.co.uk.
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