Post pandemic age. - The energy of metal rat, be the change!

The lunar new year of the 2020 began on January 25, 2020. It is the year of the white metal rat. According to Chinese horoscope, the metal rat comes every 60 years. It often companies with natural disasters, destructions, chaos, and political unrest. In the latest Metal Rat year 2020, COVID-19 was first detected in Wuhan China. Sixty years ago, the Great Chinese Famine took place in China (1960). Is the metal rat cursed?

The metal rat brings the strong CHANGE energy. It can also serve as a turning point. Do we choose to repeat the old cycle, or to create a new era? In 2020, TCM has been widely used to fight COVID-19 in China. We have seen promising results. People starts to pay more attention to build our own immune system and keep the inner balance. We can overcome the current difficulties, and make positive changes in our world together!


 “We must be the change we wish to see in the world. - by Mahatma Gandhi”



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  1. Jenna FrischSeptember 29, 2020 at 8:56 AM

    Sherry! I am so excited that you brought in the Chinese horoscope. It's been a topic of clinic conversations where I work and feels like a valuable place to turn, especially when everything feels so chaotic. Thank you for grounding us in something larger than ourselves.

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  2. Amanda K-ASeptember 29, 2020 at 5:09 PM

    Hi Sherry, I like that you brought in the symbolism of Chinese astrology. I was born in the year of the rat and I also am a double metal according to Chinese astrology. I have thought a lot about this year and how it has transformed everyone. We are transforming as individuals as well as a collective society/world. There are many levels of change happening. Sometimes it can be so overwhelming to witness while other times it is delightful.

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