The lunar magnetic pull has ruled the ocean tides, as well as, all other bodies of water. The Oriental culture has built itself around this lunar influence, believing it to affect humans, plants and animals enormously.

12ji, systematized according to the 12 animal signs, was formed under the influence of the principles of 'Yin Yang', 'Ohang', and 'Buddhism'. 12ji is a crystallization of the ancient calendar, a synthesis of the ancient art of divination, philosophical speculation, and the development of civilization rather than a creative work of a certain age.

Related to this lunar influence, lunar horoscopes are strict and logically evolved. The ancient Oriental method of chance reading is not dogmatic or fatalistic at all. It encourages us to exploit our resources in varied and imaginative ways.

Thus, Oriental horoscopes, instead of restricting us, teach us how to plan new courses if our current methods of approach do not meet with success, how to avoid the barriers, and how to reach our goals by taking new routes.

The Oriental calendar differs from the Western calendar - The Oriental calendar is based on a lunar year, which is divided into twelve months of 29½days. The beginning of the Oriental New Year changes every year, on dates ranging between late January and late February.
Therefore, if you were born in January or February, look at the chart to find which animal you fall into.

We analyze all the scientific features of the oriental philosophy to provide our members the most accurate fortune of the week.