Rooster Chinese Horoscope

At a point in any year when life starts to get a lot busier, the more you are going to appreciate the Rat's influence and the chance this brings to feel grounded while also enjoying its sense of spontaneity. For the Rooster, the Rat puts the focus on home, family and on those rituals and routines that can help you feel grounded and can bring a sense of belonging. The month of the Rat will run through to New Year's Eve but will reach its full potency over this coming weekend. This isn't going to turn you into a homebody, but at the end of a busy day, there will be no place like home. Guarding against falling into a rut will be an adventurous and spontaneous Snake Moon from Thursday to Saturday.
Year of the Dragon
Feb 10, 2024 - Jan 28, 2025
The Chinese New Year will do more than just bring the Year of the Rabbit to an end while kicking off the Year of the Dragon, two very different years but also for you, a major shift in focus that will help make sense of the year that has been. This is a shift that could be felt from day one, with a sense that you can exhale now that one of the toughest years of any 12-year lunar cycle is now behind you. The Rooster and the Rabbit are opposing signs, with energies that just don’t gel and when it can feel like you are constantly pushing against the current and going nowhere. It isn’t that the Rabbit was blocking you and more that it was forcing you to face whatever life brought your way.

However, as you move into the Year of the Dragon, a year that is all about change and transformation, you will start to appreciate what an empowering year the Year of the Rabbit was. The Year of the Rabbit brought you to the halfway point in your current personal 12-year lunar cycle and it was purposely confrontational because it was charged with bringing those wakeup calls that ensured you were not asleep at the wheel. The challenges you may have faced over the last 12 months are now new starting points, as the Dragon brings a chance for a reset. Now fully awake and with the Dragon’s bold and confident influence, you can start making the changes that the Rabbit has woken you up to and that can help you to take your power back.

Whether it is taking your personal power back, your financial power, in your relationships, at work or in any other aspect of your life, this is the year to do it and you would never have been ready for the chance that the Dragon brings had it not been for the Rabbit. This also means that over the coming year, the world is your oyster. If you want to make changes on the financial front, then the month of the Dragon from 9th April to 8th May is the month to do it, while changing up your routine and expanding the boundaries of your life will be best done during the adventurous month of the Snake, from 8th May to 7th June. First up will be the busy, industrious, and work focused month of the Tiger, from 10th February to 10th March.

About the Rooster
A Rooster is brave, funny and witty. Entertaining and performing puts them in the center of attention, which is exactly where they enjoy being. They can be picky, vain and critical.

Roosters can be really eccentric and sometimes may seem selfish in their way of life. They are devoted to work and lifelong learning. Confident, motivated people, they may sometimes come across as pompous. While they can be brutally honest, they are also loyal and trustworthy.

Roosters are intelligent creatures that are reliable and self-efficient. They are good with money and sometimes manage other people's money better than their own. Punctual people with highly-disciplined minds, Roosters boast excellence at organizing people and things. They also love to be praised for it.

They are prone to changeable mood surges that leave them either extremely happy or very miserable. Similarly with their opinions and personal relationships, Roosters have no place for apathy in their lives. They either like or dislike intensely.

Compatible: Oxen & Snakes
Incompatible: Rabbits
Strained: Monkeys & Dogs