Travel Idea for the Day

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

Always bring a light with you wherever you GO!. 

Dragon of the Chinese Mythology

Friday, May 8th, 2009

People born on 1988 and other years falling on the Year of the Dragon according to Chinese Mythology fall under a certain pattern of behavior reflecting the year they were born. Well if that is to say, Im fiercely proud of the destiny that I have. To be born on the year of the dragon, specifically when the sun is aligned at the Libran constellation. Which means that I am an Earth D

ragon. Chinese beliefs say that we usually react in the same manner as the symbol attached to the specifics of our birth. 

So here it is. 

The Dragon is a proud animal. The dragon is the fifth animal who arrived at the meeting. I am not precisely aware of what meeting but I gather that a certain monk called for a meeting of animals to symbolize each year in the 12 year cycle of the Chinese Calendar. 

The Dragon personality

Dragon Personality

The Dragon is magnificent. He is flamboyant, attractive and full of vitality and strength. In China the Dragon is the imperial symbol, the sign of the emperor, or the male element Yang. The Dragon is the symbol of power and wealth.

It would be right to say that people born in the year of the dragon have a natural charisma and are certainly gifted with power and luck. It is unlikely for them to escape unnoticed from a party or to take a second place in a competition. The dragon person has an active mind and shows an unfeigned interest in the world around him/her. This person is also self-confident enough to know how to create a necessary impression. Because they are larger than life themselves, dragon people like to do everything on a grand scale. They are egoistical and ambitious, almost to the point of megalomania, and will stop at nothing to get what they want. Person born in this year wears the crown of destiny, and is capable of great achievements if he/she knows how to harness his/her tremendous energy, intelligence and talent. While these people enjoy being the centre of attention, they also have a brave and charitable side to their personality. If a dragon’s friend faces a problem or dilemma he/she will be there to offer help, and when others leave the field of battle the dragon person makes a step forward to solve the problem with authority and dignity. These people set the high standard of actions for themselves as well as for other people and are surprised when others cannot cope with a task; they are so carried away by the process that fail to see other people’s weaknesses.

The Chinese believe that there is a balance between heaven and earth in the life of people born in the year of the dragon, and successful follows them everywhere. Along with a good fortune, these people are also good organizers, who can step in at the right moment with an exciting or creative scheme. They can be quick-tempered and obstinate, and sometimes too outspoken, but there is usually good advice in their criticisms or suggestions. As a friend, person born in this year is often allows him/herself to be carried away by his/her needs to show everyone the way and neglects to solicit opinions and ideas from others. Yet no one could find a more devoted, open-hearted friend than this personality type. His/her vibrant, positive attitude is irreplaceable to have around and one can always count on him to support his friends unequivocally in times of need.