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According to the legend, when the Buddha lived on the deathbed, he called all the animals to come for a last visit. In order to get to his house, the animals had to cross an involuntary river. The current was so fast that some animals could not cross it. As the Bivol came into the water, a cat and a rat jumped on his back trying to cross the river. At halfway through the cat, the cat touched the rat and was bitten, causing the cat to fall off the Bivol in the water. When the buffalo hit the rat, he jumped out of it and fled before he became the first animal to visit, and then became the first animal in the Chinese horoscope.

The ninth animal that visited the Buddha was dog. The beginning of the New Chinese Year is based on a monthly calendar, so the current date changes every year. On February 8, 2018, we started the Year of the dog. 2018 is also a year 9 (2 + 0 + 1 + 6 = 9) which means completing a cycle that started in 2008. This will be an intense year, one of challenges and change. It is also a year with great opportunities; Where there is chaos, there is potential. We are about to start a year of change; The Swine dog Year.

The dog is mischievous and various tricks will be executed on mankind. For many people, high energies will bring to the surface doubts, fears and anxiety. These feelings are usually based on skills and memories of past experiences. If this occurs, remember the words of Rafiki, Mandrian dog Shaman Wise in King Leo: "Yes, the past may hurt. But in the way I see it, either you can run away from it, or you can learn from him." You are not the slave of your thoughts; Keep your strength and focus on being anchored and balanced; The future is yours to create it.

The dog is renowned for her playful character, and there are both positive and negative aspects in this behavior. The playful merry-go-round can be disturbing, and the soul of humanity will fancy it this year. Many different forces, with unique agendas, will use their desire to attract attention, play with our stability and mock ourselves with our minds. In these situations, look at yourself as a calm, wise adult who has to deal with an insolent child and stay calm, mature and balanced. We can be fooled only when we allow it. Look at the depth of any situation and do not let yourself be deceived by the intentions of those who are trying to weaken your determination. Remember that when someone tries to put a dog in yours, you can easily say 'apologies, but that's not my dog.'