Years: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998
Famous Tigers:
Queen Elizabeth II, Tom Cruise, Leonardo Dicaprio, Ryan Phillipe, Joaquin Phoenix, Robbie Williams, Hilary Swank, Demi Moore, Alyson Hannigan, Natalie Imbruglia, Alanis Morrisette, Sheryl Crow, Jewel, Victoria Beckham, Andrea Corr, Stevie Wonder, Marilyn Monroe, Beethoven, Amir Khan (Boxer)
In Harmony with: Horse, Dog, Boar
In Conflict with: Monkey
Highly attractive and highly sexed with a massive need for attention. You strut about wearing the face of an all powerful predator yet in private, you suffer with extreme insecurity. Extroverted and captivating, you know how to allure your prey. Moving from one self-induced drama to the next, you spend your time in the midst of activity. You never stop, even when you should, but lucky for you, you have an abundance of energy to call upon. You also hold strong social and political beliefs for which you’re not afraid to fight. Tigers have big, bold audacious personalities, even the quieter ones and like adrenaline pumping activities. Interestingly, many tigers have a severe fear of growing old and of death.
Suitable careers: musicians, singer-songwriters, lawyers, dancers, sports, teachers, journalists, politicians, PR workers, military positions, and jobs within science and technology.
Your fortunes in 2010
Welcome to your home ground. You’ve created the perfect environment in which to flourish. Funding will be available for you to undertake projects you’ve long planned for and you will feel somewhat protected by the well-wishers that surround you. As gracious Host, you may be expected to lend your presence to many social gatherings and loved ones will also make demands of your time. Give yourself the nurturance you need and do not let all of your activity lead you to exhaustion. If you have considered leaving a situation, possibly a job or relationship but circumstances have been complicated, the beginning of a resolution is in sight. This is going to be a busy year so get the personal organiser ready.
