Water Running Under the Ice
Good fortune · a good yearReading 661: the year
On the surface it seems frozen, but things are moving underneath this year. Even if results show up late, don't get impatient. When spring comes, the ice melts and the flow appears.
Reading 661: month by month
- Month 1Careful
Avoid lending money or co-signing.
- Month 2Average
Time spent on learning pays off later this month.
- Month 3Average
Lots of meetings, but no deep connection yet.
- Month 4Good
Work has the energy of early summer sunshine. It's fine to speed up.
- Month 5Average
Money goes out as fast as it comes in. Put off big spending.
- Month 6Good
New chances come one after another. Take your pick.
- Month 7Good
A vacation or short trip recharges you big time. Things go well at work after you return.
- Month 8Average
Busy with Chuseok and events. Look after your energy and your spending together.
- Month 9Good
You grow closer to someone good. Try expressing how you feel.
- Month 10Good
A recommendation from others opens up a new spot.
- Month 11Good
A warm gathering extends a good connection.
- Month 12Good
A pleasant way to close the year. Give yourself a round of applause.
Months follow the lunar calendar.
Reading 661: work
Like water that keeps flowing under thick ice, work moves forward steadily inside even when things look quiet this year. Don't be discouraged if results come late; keep notes on the process and wait. When spring comes, everything that flowed underneath shows up at once.
Money
There is little visible change, but savings build up steadily. Set up something that runs without your attention, like automatic saving. By the time the ice melts, you will find more has gathered than you expected.
People and relationships
You slowly grow closer to someone who doesn't show their feelings easily. Rather than feeling hurt by their quietness, keep being there. Even under a relationship that looks cold, a warm current is flowing.
A small habit for this year
Every Sunday evening, write three things that moved forward even a little this week. You will start to hear the water under the ice.