The value of astrology is to understand the energetic calendar of each year, month, and day and how it interacts and affects your personal unique energy and life cycle. In Chinese astrology, the system of Five Elements is used to describe both the energy calendar of the cosmos and that of the individual. Your core element is your operating system, how you interact with the world, your personality traits, and your health vulnerabilities.
According to the Chinese horoscope, March 2023 is yi 乙 and mao 卯 both of which corresponds to the Wood element. However, unlike February which was characterized by “strong” or Yang Wood, March corresponds to a “weak” Yin Wood, which does not possess the aggressive, upward thrusting energy of “yang wood”—akin to a tree uplifting sidewalks and destroying structures around it. Yin wood is soft, like a grassy hillside blanketed with wildflowers and welcoming the arrival of spring. Therefore, we finally shake off the residual influence of the fierce Tiger of yesteryear and begin anew in the gentle nature of the Rabbit of 2023. For the Earth Element, there’s renewal and reinvention in the air, but it’s more on the surface than being deep-rooted.
How does this month affect your core element and impact the “five healths” of your body, mind, relationship, work, and finance? If you don’t know your core element, take a short quiz here to find out. Read on for your personalized horoscope here.
Physical Health
Digestive problem may be your Achilles heel, but too much worry can consume your energy and leave you tired and feeling heavy.
Tip: Take Earth Element to support your healthy digestive function, calm your worries and increase your energy.
Emotional Health
You want to change, but you struggle to let go of the past, affecting your ability to be fully present.
Tip: Nothing pulls you into the present more than your breath. Even better, pair the breathing practice with the Six Healing Sounds Meditation.
Relationship Health
Changing on the surface isn’t going to get you too far if you want to deepen your relationship.
Tip: Be open and acknowledge your difficulty with change and ask for help and patience.
Financial Health
Your usual ways of holding on to money may give way to momentary impulses.
Tip: Next time you go shopping, make your list and stick to it.
Career Health
Your helpfulness are appreciated by everyone but you tend to overcommit and since there’s only so many hours in the day.
Tip: Prioritize the most important and learn to say no so that you are not overstretched.
