Spring thunder wakes the sprouts
Great fortune · a very good yearReading 411: the year
Sleeping possibilities wake up this year. The energy is good for starting something new or changing your surroundings, and the thrill of the beginning keeps you going to the end. If there's a change you've hesitated over, this is the year.
Reading 411: month by month
- Month 1Good
Good news mixes in with the New Year greetings. The one who reaches out first gets the luck.
- Month 2Good
Like ice melting in the spring breeze, stuck things loosen up this month.
- Month 3Average
Comfortable as long as you don't overdo it.
- Month 4Good
Money flow improves this month. A payout or reward may come in.
- Month 5Average
People around you may ask more favors. Only do what you can.
- Month 6Good
Energy brims like midsummer. You could take on big things.
- Month 7Good
A great month to present what you've been preparing.
- Month 8Good
There's a lot to harvest this month. Finish well and the results are bigger.
- Month 9Careful
Moving on only what others say can cost you.
- Month 10Good
The more calmly you tidy up, the more luck sticks. Finish what you've put off.
- Month 11Good
An unexpected gift or bonus comes your way.
- Month 12Average
Mingle just enough and make time for yourself too.
Months follow the lunar calendar.
Reading 411: work
Like sprouts woken by spring thunder, dormant possibilities start to grow. It is a good time to start new tasks or change how you work. Write down your early excitement so you can draw strength from it when you tire later.
Money
Like planting seeds, it is a good year to start new savings or study. Rather than a big sum, begin with a comfortable monthly amount. Water it steadily like spring rain and it will have grown noticeably by year's end.
People and relationships
Fresh connections form with people in new settings. A little courage to speak first to a stranger sprouts good relationships. Trying a new activity with old friends brings back energy too.
A small habit for this year
Try one new thing each month. Even small things count, like a new route to work or a restaurant you have never tried.