Oriental Astrology: Year of the Rooster

Years of the Monkey
February 6, 1932	-	January 25, 1933
January 25, 1944	-	February 12, 1945
February 12, 1956	-	January 30, 1957
January 30, 1968	-	February 16, 1969
February 16, 1980	-	February 4, 1981
February 4, 1992	-	January 22, 1993
January 22, 2004	-	February 8, 2005

Monkey Years
Monkey years tend to be unstable political and economic times. Expect many ups and downs throughout the year. Although it is a time of invention, care must be taken to ensure that the ideas are used for constructive purposes.

Monkeys in Rooster Years
Monkeys will have continue the good fortune started with the prior year, especially for those in the fields of engineering, technology, and design. Good luck comes as expected, with few unexpected occurrences, so Monkeys should avoid speculative deals and gambling.

Monkey Personality
As any reader of the old Curious George books knows, Monkeys are clever, inventive, mischievous, and have an insatiable curiosity. Although often popular, their ideas are seldom taken seriously, leading to frustration and bouts of depression. Their cleverness and versatility allow them to be successful in many areas.

Monkey Symbolism
Monkeys represent cleverness and curiosity. By themselves, they can get into a lot of trouble. Their inventiveness can lead to good, or evil.

Monkey People
Leonardo da Vinci, Julius Caeser, Elizabeth Taylor

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