Kung Hei Fat Choy from FELIZ Consulting!

The Chinese Lunar New Year is about to start - and on February 1st, 2022 we welcome the Year of the Water-Tiger!

The Tiger is associated with “Yang energy” and is known as the “king of animals” of China. In Chinese culture, the Tiger symbolises power. It can withstand tough times and is known for its power and ability to do everything. It symbolises strength, courage, compassion and good luck. The Tigers can withstand tough times.

In Chinese astrology, 2022 is a year associated with water, which attracts wealth and money. It is a symbol of agility and eloquence. The Water symbol amplifies the force and essence of the Tiger’s spirit. This Chinese Lunar New Year should bring abundance and prosperity.

According to Fengshui, it is also a year of bold actions and change. Water is connected to sensitivity, creativity, and being open to change. 2020 and 2021 were years of survival (year of the Rat in 2020) and a year of facing new realities (year of the Ox in 2021). 2022 is a year where we must bring positive changes into our lives. This year will bring risk-taking, adventure and significant changes! Water is a powerful natural force, and it can conquer obstacles and fire.

This year, let us dig deep into our inner tigers, into our Purpose and uproar as we use more courage, strength, and compassion. 2022 is a year of action and courageous movement.

Change and Purpose are the keywords of the year!

May this year be wonderful and prosperous for all! Kung Hei Fat Choy! Gong Xi Fa Cai! 

Best wishes,

FELIZ Consulting Team 

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Resources:

1. Carter, J. (2022). What Chinese New Year Animal are You? How is Next Week’s Year of the Water Tiger Determined by the Moon. Forbes.  Retrieved from https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2022/01/24/what-chinese-new-year-animal-are-you-how-next-weeks-year-of-the-water-tiger-is-determined-by-our-moon

2. Markarian, T. (2021). Year of the Tiger: What Has in Store For You. Reader’s Digest. Retrieved from https://www.rd.com/article/year-of-the-tiger/

3. 2022 Chinese Horoscope For Tiger. Retrieved from https://www.yourchineseastrology.com/horoscope/tiger/yearly-2022.htm