1/19 is the day of Wood Sheep in the month of Fire Rat. It is a partly harmonious combination that favors those who are talented, artistic, and resourceful. It also favors secret, occult research. Wood Sheep is good for making and saving money, but also makes trouble in intimate relationships. On the other hand, it brings out the star Tien Yi who resolves predicaments and brings good luck as well a helpful people in times of need.
Sheep is the Star of Arts for Pig, Rabbit, and Sheep. If you were born in a year or day of one of these three signs this is a good day for creative, artistic thinking and work.
Sheep gets along well with Sheep, Pig, Rabbit, Horse, Snake, and sometimes Rat; neutrally with Monkey, Rooster, Tiger, and Dragon; and problematically with Dog, Ox, and sometimes Rat.
The I Ching hexagram for this day, using the King Wen method, is number 41, line 3.
Hexagram 41 is Sun, Decrease. Decrease brings good fortune when combined with sincerity. It is good to undertake something and to persevere. Use two small bowls for the sacrifice. This means restrain your anger and control your desire. This hexagram is bad in winter.
Line 3 advises to strive for balance. One is too alone. Three is a crowd. The zodiac sign of line 3, Ox, is in partial harmony with the signs of changing lines 2 and 5, clashes with the sign for the day, and combines harmoniously with the sign for the month. The Wood of Wood Sheep day puts a worm in line 3. If you handle the obstacles correctly the outcome will be successful.
The elements of this hexagram are Earth, Metal, and Earth. The earth produces gold. Profits lie ahead.
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