Astrology

a Cancer...

a Gemini

a Pisces

Honestly, it doesn't matter. If you love someone, just go for it! Don't worry about starsigns. Do you think that if you were a Cancer and your mother were a Capricorn and a magazine told her that you weren't a good match she'd disown you? Of course not! She loves you! Don't worry about what the stars say. Follow your heart. However, if you still wish to know:

"Both Sagittarius and Pisces are ruled by Jupiter. This means you have some immediate understanding of each other, and similar ways of thinking. But Pisces is also strongly influenced by Neptune, which makes them dreamy, sensitive and even mystical. This appeals to your Sagittarian idealism: you both feel there's a deeper meaning to life. You could spend a lot of time tuning in to these common interests and building your relationship on them.There are also some significant differences between you. For example, you're far more fiery and outgoing, and you could sometimes push receptive and easygoing Pisces to the point of retaliation. Also, Pisces needs time to take in their surroundings, and likes to dream their dreams at their own pace. This is the opposite of your gung-ho approach - you like to get things done now. You'd rather implement dreams than dream them. This difference could be a sticking point in your relationship.Pisces does relate to the domestic side of Sagittarius, though. This is because Pisces wants to settle into a familiar environment, create a family and get down to the job of living a life that is nurturing. That's not to say they won't enjoy exploring the world with you. The right sort of Pisces will soothe your tempestuous and volatile restlessness and share in the thrill of what you have to offer. The sexual and emotional aspirations of Sagittarius and Pisces have a lot in common, so there can be some exciting moments for the two of you, both inside and outside the bedroom. Sensually speaking, this is a good match. You could have very similar interests to Pisces born between 19 February and 28/29 February. These Pisceans have an intuitive streak, so listen to their suggestions when they get a hunch. This can help develop your relationship, believe it or not. Be on guard when dealing with Pisces born between 1 March and 10 March - their overemotional sensitivity can create disturbances for you. They are finicky about the way you should save or spend your money. Being as free and easy as you are, this won't be easy to adjust to. You'll love mixing with Pisces born between the 11 March and 20 March. They are strongly influenced by Mars, Pluto and Jupiter. There will be something secretive or clandestine about your contact with these Pisceans, though, so be prepared for a rather different type of relationship if you're serious about getting involved with them." - Astrology.com.au

Chinese astrology is based on your Year, Month, Day and Time (Chinese hour if available) of birth From ancient times, the Chinese have believed that certain parameters of your personality and fate were set at your moment of birth. The Chinese are not strict determinists, however, and do believe people can use the information in their charts to improve their lives. For example, athletic coaches train their teams to exploit their strengths and to find ways to compensate for their weaknesses

Most use the lunar calendar (see appendix 1 for more info on the Chinese calendar) which bases its calculations on the cycles of the moon. That is why Chinese New Year falls on a different date every year. Some Chinese systems use the solar year as Western astrology does. Both, however, make use of Chinese five element theory. The five elements are Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water, always being given in that order. It is said to be a productive cycle, that is Wood produces Fire; Fire produces Earth; Earth produces Metal, Metal produces Water, and Water produces Wood, thus continuing the cycle. The balance of these elements and their positioning in a Chinese chart enable the astrologer to tell many things about a person's personality and life. Chinese astrologers base their calculations on the moon and its cycles, that is, on the lunar year. Western astrologers base theirs on the solar year. Thus, Western signs are called sun signs. In Western astrology the month sign, for example, Leo, is the primary influence, while in Chinese astrology it is the year sign. This is why your year element and the fixed element of your year sign was noted above. Actually, Chinese astrology has four signs, one for the year, the month, the day and the hour of birth. In texts these are often referred to as the four pillars. This may sound different, but even here there is a similarity with Western astrology. That system, for example, uses hour signs as well, calling them ascendants" There is one more very important thing to know about Chinese astrology. Chinese astrologers are not strict determinists. In other words they do not believe a person's fate is sealed in stone at the moment of birth. What they do believe is that a person's time and place of birth set parameters, boundaries within which a person has more or less freedom. What happens within these boundaries is influenced not only by "free will" but also by external factors such as financial status of the family, the culture, and the local economy