The lunar new YEAR OF THE TIGER started February 14, 2010.  This Chinese New Year is one of the most important celebrations in China.  The Year of The Tiger.  Tiger people tend to be thoughtful and empathic.  They can, however, display a little bit of a temper.  Tigers often have difficulty with accepting authority.  Additionally, Tigers may be too slow in making  up their minds.  This may result in a hasty decision that is not in any one’s best interest.    Years of the Tiger in include 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998.

The first day of the Lunar New Year emphasizes a party atmosphere complete with fireworks.  To celebrate the second day of the Lunar New Year, traditionally, married daughters make a point to visit their parents.  The third and fourth days emphasize staying at home resting and remembering lost family and friends.  The fifth day people generally eat dumplings and set off firecrackers to celebrate going back to work.   The seventh day is celebrated as every man’s birthday.  The eighth day emphasizes family with a special dinner.   The ninth and tenth days are set aside as  days of thanks.   Day thirteen is the day to eat only vegetarian food in order to cleanse the body from eating too much food during the Lunar New Year celebrations.    The celebrations usually end by the fifteenth day when families eat soup and light candles outside their doors in order to guide wayward spirits home.

The tested Psychics at The Original Solution Psychics are available to assist you with issues you face as you proceed forward in this Year of the Tiger.  Give us a call, we would love to chat.  

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