This Second Moon of the lunar year (March 19, 2026) is represented by the Yin Metal Rabbit, who hops onto the scene on March 19th and ushers in the Spring equinox.

Gentle and clever, the Rabbit embodies receptive Yin energy. Its internal sensitivity grants it the ability to “sense” and “feel” its e...

Starting March 19, 2026, the Rabbit Moon’s hexagram is #34 Great Strength. This hexagram denotes strong energy and momentum delivered decisively. It alludes to a sudden increase in power, energy, or visibility.

When taken into account with the larger period’s hexagram (the year’s), which is #46 Asc...

On the 19th day of the 2nd Moon, which this year falls on April 6th, we celebrate the Golden Immortaless Guan Shi Yin’s Birthday. Known as “Vessel of Compassion” and “The True Person” to Taoists, Guan Yin is highly revered in both Taoism and Buddhism. Asians, and the Chinese especially, have long pr...

You would be hard-pressed to try learning about Taoism and Taoist philosophy without any mention of Lao Tzu. Considered the founder of Taoism, his philosophical work, the “Tao De Jing,” is the foundational text and cornerstone of Taoist philosophy and its teachings and practices. This work explains ...

This new year of the Fire Horse comes galloping in, full speed, on February 17, 2026.

Horses represent movement, restlessness, boldness, and travel, while the Fire element is characterized by brightness, directness, expressiveness, and charisma.

Generally speaking, Fire Horse years tend to signify...