The Dragon is the fifth animal in the Chinese Zodiac and the most mystical of all. It represents cosmic power, divine destiny, and natural authority. In Tarot, the Dragon channels the energy of The Emperor—structure made sacred, authority earned through wisdom, and the ability to create order throu...

 The Horse is the seventh animal in the Chinese Zodiac, representing freedom, passion, and the refusal to be confined. In Tarot, the Horse channels the energy of the Knight of Wands—untamed momentum, creative daring, and the willingness to ride toward the horizon without looking back.

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The Pig is the twelfth and final animal in the Chinese Zodiac, representing generosity, joy, and the understanding that hope is a compass too. In Tarot, the Pig channels the energy of The Star—abundance, healing, and the promise that after the storm, there is always light.

 Wood is the element of spring—the force that breaks through frozen ground and reaches toward the sun. In Chinese astrology, Wood energy is all about growth, expansion, creativity, and the drive to build something new. It's the element of vision, ambition, and branching out into possibility.

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 Earth is the element of late summer—the force that grounds, stabilizes, and cultivates. In Chinese astrology, Earth energy is all about foundation, practicality, nurturing, and the wisdom that comes from staying rooted. It's the element of substance, security, and material reality.

Metal is the element of autumn—the force that refines, clarifies, and creates structure. In Chinese astrology, Metal energy is all about precision, discipline, clarity, and the strength that comes from knowing exactly what matters. It's the element of cutting away excess and revealing what's essenti...