The Year of the Yang Wood Dragon, a Live Forecast by CT Holman
CT unveils the intricate tapestry of the Year of the Wood Dragon, offering a holistic forecast that touches upon various aspects of life. Drawing upon years of study under both Lillian Pearl Bridges and Master Zhongxian Wu, CT provides a comprehensive outlook for the upcoming year.
The Year of the Yang Wood Dragon, a Live Forecast by CT Holman
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Take an insightful journey into “The Year of the Yang Wood Dragon” in this forecast by CT Holman. As we near the new Chinese year, CT, honored with continuing the legacy of the late Lillian Pearl Bridges, invites you to explore the depths of Chinese astrology and its profound wisdom.
CT unveils the intricate tapestry of the Year of the Wood Dragon, offering a holistic forecast that touches upon various aspects of life. Drawing upon years of study under both Lillian Pearl Bridges and Master Zhongxian Wu, CT provides a comprehensive outlook for the upcoming year.
Expect predictions that cover a range of topics – from health and wellness trends to shifts in global dynamics, societal trends, and personal growth opportunities. This forecast is not just about predictions; it’s about equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the year with wisdom and adaptability.
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always reminding us of our own inherent wisdom and strengths
January 14, 2024I enjoy and appreciate CT Holman’s yearly forecasts a lot every year. They always bring me back to the roots of Chinese Medicine, the theory AND! practice of the 5 elements and other essential concepts.
In a world that is becoming fuller and fuller of controversial thoughts, beliefs and more or less proven theories and truths, I very much like his approach of always reminding us of our own inherent wisdom and strengths and, above all, of the decisions and exercises each one of us can make – using the energy of the current, prevailing time – to encourage the unifying, peaceful and “humane” treats of nature and humanity. Thanks, CT Holman!
