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A willow by the pond

Good fortune · a good year

Reading 251: the year

Like a willow that bends without breaking, flexibility is your strength this year. Let go of a little stubbornness and both people and work get easier. Small concessions come back as big gains.

"Listen once more, and hold your ground once less."

Reading 251: month by month

  1. Month 1Average

    A smooth-going month. You're fine as long as you don't rush.

  2. Month 2Good

    Like ice melting in the spring breeze, stuck things loosen up this month.

  3. Month 3Good

    A great month to take on a new project or role. Raise your hand.

  4. Month 4Average

    Do things as usual and it's a smooth month.

  5. Month 5Good

    Recognition and rewards follow. Speak up proudly about your share.

  6. Month 6Average

    The heat can wear you out. Leave slack in your schedule.

  7. Month 7Careful

    Misunderstandings come easily. Check and check again.

  8. Month 8Good

    There's a lot to harvest this month. Finish well and the results are bigger.

  9. Month 9Good

    Contracts and promises go through smoothly.

  10. Month 10Average

    Things to wrap up and things to start are mixed together. Handle them one by one.

  11. Month 11Good

    An unexpected gift or bonus comes your way.

  12. Month 12Good

    The more you tidy up, the bigger your New Year luck.

Months follow the lunar calendar.

Reading 251: work

Bending flexibly like a willow is your strength this year. Even when methods change or requests shift often, letting go of a little stubbornness makes work easier. Keep your principles but practice adjusting your methods to the other person.

Money

Your ability to adjust plans protects your money. If a plan falls apart, do not give up; tweak the amount or timeline and keep going. Continuing steadily, even with small amounts, pays off.

People and relationships

Your gentle manner puts people at ease. Yielding is not losing; it grows the relationship. Constant accommodating can wear you out, so state the lines that truly matter.

A small habit for this year

When opinions clash, start with a simple that could be true. Like a willow, you bend without breaking.

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