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2013: The year of the Snake

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In fact, the year of the water snake happens once every 60 years - the last time was in 1953. In Chinese astrology, the snake symbolizes good fortune. A snake in the house is interpreted as a harbinger of good things; it means bounty for the family. As a matter of fact, the year of water snake promises great diplomacy, weddings, engagement, promotions, celebrations, spiritual attainment and development of mental abilities. The snake has also been a symbol of wisdom and fertility in the mythology. Nonetheless, the snake has also been referred to as an ancient symbol of power and temptation - feared and revered at the same time. Hence, astrologers have warned the global population that the year of the snake can be filled with delusion and deception. Those who are in the field of business should remain wise and on their guard...
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Format: Taschenbuch / Softcover
Verlag: OmniScriptum

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