Whassup, Dog?
Scott Murphy and Elaine Chan consult psychics, geomancers and feng shui masters to find out what lies ahead in the Year of the Dog. Fasten your seatbelts, folks, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
GENERAL
“Worldwide, there will be many natural disasters. Some will be a surprise because these are not places that have erratic earth movements: Europe and North America.” – Christine Hayes, psychic
“The Chinese calendar year goes on a 60-year cycle. This means that we are in the same fire dog year as in 1945, when WWII ended and the world powers were concentrating on a new world order. There will be more cooperation among countries in 2006, aimed at setting up a more effective world order for the protection of global interests, such as solving environmental issues, global warming, religious differences, and the prevention of epidemics.” - Raymond Lo, feng shui master
“This is the year of the ‘fire dog,’ in which people tend to be hot-tempered and violent, resulting in much conflict and continuing war - specifically in Iraq. People will be disturbed and agitated. There will be many arguments, complaints and traffic accidents, particularly in the third, fifth and ninth months.” - Chung King-kwon, geomancer
“This is a very karmic year and large natural disasters put the focus of humanity onto people as opposed to creating wealth or new ventures.” - David Taylor, psychic
HONG KONG
“June is the luckiest month. There will be great joy and celebration for the government, a victory of some significant value. August, though, will see a major storm or typhoon which will be quite destructive.” - Hayes
“Chicken, pork and beef will be sources of sickness, but bird flu will not be prominent since everyone is on guard. Take extra care of your health from May 5 to August 6. The heat will add to the vicious ‘Fire’ that dominates the world this year.” - Jackson Yuen, geomancer
