The Snake

The Yin fire animal.
 

Corresponding Western Sign: Taurus

 
 
In the West, the snake is often seen as evil. However, the snake of Chinese mythology is associated with beauty and wisdom. Snakes may appear languid and serene, but their minds are always active. They think very deeply, and give good advice, even if they do not like taking advice themselves.
Snakes may often be mistaken as being lazy, but they are very hard-working, and their secret is their efficiency. They find the quickest, most economical way of completing the task, so they have plenty of time to relax.
 
 
 
 
Snake Personality Traits
Positive
Negative
distinguished
extravagant
elegant
vengeful
self-contained
obstinate
shrewd
calculating
profound
mean with money
perceptive
cruel
lucid
self-doubting
sophisticated
suspicious
wise
crafty
gregarious
remote
sensual
possessive

 
 
Best Associations
Taste: bitter
Season: summer
Birth: warm summer day
Colour: green, red
Plant: ferns
Flower: heather, thistle
Food: rice, lamb
Climate: hot, sunny

 
 
Typical Occupations
professor
astrologer
linguist
clairvoyant
philosopher
personnel officer
teacher
diviner
psychiatrist
public relations
psychologist
mediator
ambassador
interior designer

 
 
Compatibility Chart
(these are not fixed in stone,
as other influences come into play)
Rat
Horse
Ox
Sheep
Tiger
Monkey
Rabbit
Rooster
Dragon
Dog
Snake
Pig

Key:

 = highly compatible
 = amicable
 = needs some effort
 = some problems 
 = not good

 
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