Wooden Aquarius

According to the Chinese zodiac, you are a “Tree.”

In Western astrology, you are an Aquarius.

You have the unique ability to understand the world and the current trends in society. For example, you notice the buzz in a room or the spreading gossip before anyone else. Or, on social media, you realize the growing comments on a specific post and sense something unusual taking place. Then, you dig a little deeper to discover the underlying truth behind this new-forming topic.

If you’ve studied astrology, you know that Western astrology classifies you as an Aquarius (or, to be more precise, your Sun sign is Aquarius). An Aquarius is characterized by unorthodox ideas, cheerfulness, and intuition. The Four Pillars of Destiny in Chinese astrology indicate that your sign is the Chinese character “Tree,” also known as the Chinese character “甲.” This sign represents the will to grow straight toward a goal. Once you set your sights on a plan, your destiny moves towards it without looking aside.

While Western astrology and the Four Pillars of Destiny are two different types of divination, they are alike in one way. The laws of the Eastern and Western worlds each determine the fate residing at the moment of your birth. Thus, you can interpret your destiny from both standpoints. Viewing these two interpretations side by side gives a more comprehensive view, showing how they complement each other to provide a three-dimensional understanding of astrology.

Your Aquarius characteristics combined with your nature as a Tree describe you as the “Wooden Aquarius.” Imagine a beautiful wooden vessel filled with water. This vessel is used in ceremonies and festivals. The water that flows from the wooden container possesses magical powers to help the animals and plants grow. Additionally, the sacred water heals people’s wounds. This image reveals your destiny.

As the Wooden Aquarius, you feel the pain of individuals and society, and you work to eliminate the suffering. As a result, your destiny holds a unique healing power that flows from your words and actions. For example, if someone else tells a hurting person, “It’s going to be alright,” their words may not have a significant impact. However, if you say the exact phrase, your words sink into the person’s soul like a healing balm.

Beauce of your incredible gift, you are well-liked and draw people towards you. Others come to you because they admire your generosity and straightforward nature. However, deep down, you feel burdened that you can never genuinely share all of your feelings with others.

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