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2012 Forecast Year of the Dragon
Written by Yvette Herrera - January 05, 2012

The Dragon is the fifth of twelve animal signs and a creature of great myth and legend in China. The Dragon is a symbol of the natural world, adaptability and transformation. When two dragons are placed together but turned away, they symbolize eternity via the famous Ying-Yang. The Dragon was the symbol of the emperor and is the ultimate auspicious symbol signifying success and happiness.  For these reasons, the Year of the Dragon is especially fortuitous for new beginnings. At the same time, its magical and mysterious nature makes the dragon unpredictable –
so expect the unexpected in 2012!

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