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1999 Guide to Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology: A Yearly Guide Book Combining Chinese Astrology with Feng Shui

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I have read many books on Chinese horoscope, and none satisfies me as much as this one. Unlike most others, the author clearly explains the how predictions are made with the "star system." The reference to all the stars involved in chinese horoscope really lets me understand a lot more. One thing about the book is that it has little color, yet the comprehensible language compensates for the lack of visual attraction. i actually found the author's web page and learned that his series is the best-selling in Hong Kong. No wonder.

This is one refreshing book I hold in high regard for its style of writing and content, especially on its generousity in sharing knowledge and precautionary advice for the negative planetary influences and remedial actions needed to counter their effects for the lunar year. I read many books regularly on similar interest and so far, this is one of the better buys in so far as the accuracy quotient of events predicted for my year is concerned. I eagerly await the copy for year 2000. I salute you, Master Rocky, for your contributions.

I have not yet read the book in it's entirety because i was thrown off by the calendar used to establish the animal years, and i've stopped dead in my tracks. In this book, Feb 4 is the dividing line between the animal years- but in other book's ("The Personal Feng Shui Manual by Master Lam Kam Chuen" ) calendars the date moves as far forward as Feb 14th. - For example, does anyone know when a rat ends and an ox begins?