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Expert: - 12/11/2006


Question
How compatible are these two sign combinations?
Female Earth Snake, with western sign of scorpio
Male Fire Tiger, with western sign of pisces

Answer
Hi,

Fire and Earth are very compatible, but Snake and Tiger are not. With this limited information i'd have to say this match has less than a 50-50 chance of lasting and bringing you the happiness you seek, as Snake and Tiger is a poor match.

If you could provide me with both of your year, month and day of birth i could give you a more definitive answer.

Please send a follow up question with that information, and i will look deeper into the degree of compatibility.

Thank you for your question.

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Bill Hajdu

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Chinese Astrology. I`ve done Chinese astrology for over 20 years, pimary experience Ming Shu style. I am NOT a psychic. I can't answer questions about when a particular event will occur, when/if your life will change, or what your spouse is going to be/look like. I do comment on relationships, career, personality analysis and life cycle chi, i.e., energy level and influences at each of the five stages of life. I evaluate specific relationships or can look at your love life in general. I can tell you your best career choices and whether the one you've chosen is good for you. And, I can identify the strong and weak times in your life. I've done work for Yahoo, astrology.com and onlinechineseastrology.com.

Experience

I've studied Chinese astrology for over 20 years now and done several thousand charts. My specialty is four pillars method, particularly as applied to evaluating relationships. I've also done Nine Star Ki and readings using Mah Jong tiles. My next step is to learn Purple Star astrology. It identifies many more chart details, but accurate readings are time consuming and dependent upon a lifetime of acquired experience.

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World Future Society

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M.A. International Relations, University of Southern California (USC) Graduate)

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Distinguished Graduate, USC

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