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On Tuesday, February 8, at the stroke of midnight, the Year of the Green Monkey gives way to the Year of the Green Rooster as Chinese communities cheerfully greet everybody: “Kung Hei Fat Choi!”
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"The rooster is known to announce the start of a brand-new day with all the connotations of a fresh start," says Marites Allen, certified feng shui expert and owner of the World of Feng Shui boutique at The Podium’s ground floor.
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Aside from praying together, families that play together may as well stay together, bonded by their love of a common sport, such as tennis.
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THE VAT. Despite protests from consumers, economists, and some legislators, the Value-Added Tax increase bill has speedily passed through the House, and is now on its way to the Senate.
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For auspicious events, the Chinese would consult a Taoist priest or feng shui expert to learn if lady luck or the good spirits are on their side.
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“This year is a good year in general. Everything will settle and become stable. Last year, I said that the Philippines will have six years of good luck (and) that luck will continue until 2009,” says feng shui expert Joseph Chau.
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There’s much to “crow” about in 2005, especially to those whose astrological signs are not compatible with the Wooden Rooster.
If you’re a Rabbit, Rooster, Goat or Snake, better take precaution. According to geomancers, 2005 is not a favorable year in terms of health, career, relationships and finances.
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