3/15 is the day of Metal Tiger in the month of Earth Tiger. This is a harmonious combination. The energy is highly productive. It brings out Secondary Resources Deity. Secondary Resources Deity favors those who are sensitive, meticulous, flexible, and quiet. It favors the pursuit of alternative knowledge, and such career interests as that of a teacher, psychic, astrologer, scholar, doctor, researcher, writer, designer, and so on. Secondary Resources Deity has a solitary nature.
The combination of Metal Tiger with Earth Tiger is highly intelligent and perceptive.
Tiger is the Traveling Star for Monkey, Rat, and Dragon. If you were born in a year or day of one of these three signs this is an active day, good for travel, arranging your home or workplace, and for making positive moves in your career.
Tiger favors Tiger, Horse, Dog, Pig, Rabbit, and Dragon; is neutral toward Sheep, Rooster, Rat, and Ox; and clashes with Snake and Monkey.
The I Ching hexagram for this day, using the King Wen method, is number 19, line 2.
Hexagram 19 is Lin, Approach. Success. It is time to persevere. Take advantage of the time (spring and summer). Misfortune follows in the eighth month (fall). If you plant, and tend to your garden you will have a good harvest in the fall. In other words, work pays off.
Line 2 encourages us to make good progress. The zodiac sign of line 2, Rabbit, is in harmony with the signs of changing line 5, and with the sign of the day and month. The Metal of Metal Tiger day puts a tortoise in line 2. Everything is moving favorably, especially if you are not distracted.
The elements of this hexagram are Earth, Metal, and Earth. The earth produces gold. Profits are coming.
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