As we move into the Year of the Rabbit, we should expect a time of peace, rest, and transformation as we prepare for the Year of the Dragon in 2012. According to professional astrologer Susan Levitt of San Francisco, “Remember, Dragon Year 2012 will be very powerful, shamanic, a wild, exhausting time. So appreciate the small pleasures of this Hare Year 2011 as superb and somewhat rare opportunities to heal, relax, entertain, mend fences.”
While the celebrations go strong in China, there are many ways to feel at home while in America for the holiday. Let’s hope the Year of the Rabbit remains true to its meaning, as most of us could certainly use a year of relaxation and peace.
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These next two weeks are certainly a great time to call any family or friends back in China to find out how they are celebrating, and tell them a little bit about what you’re doing to ring in the New Year. Don’t forget to use StanaCard and take advantage of our extremely low rates; currently only 2.16 cents a minute to call China landlines or mobiles!
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