2023 Chinese Zodiac - MONKEY

Birth Year 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028, 2040

Monkey natives will enjoy a peaceful, successful, and blessed year as predicted by the Monkey Horoscope 2023 Predictions. Things will work out for the better in your life because you are willing to put in the work. People around you will be happy with your progress because, finally, you are challenging yourself.

2023 All-in-one Good Luck Charms for Health, Wealth, Protection, Success in Business and Career, and Finding and Keeping Great Love.

Wearing this charm with Laughing Buddha will allow the owner of pleasures of having no worries, harmony, abundance, good news, and safety. It serves as a reminder for us not to take things too seriously lighten up a bit and remember what is really important in life.

The elephant is a prominent symbol of strength, fertility and intelligence in many cultures, including Chinese, Indian and African. It is a respected animal of insight, cherished by many. In Buddhism, the elephant is one of the eight holy animals, and in the Hindu religion, the Ganesha is the God with the head of an elephant.

Wu Lou was originally used as a Feng Shui cure as a health enhancer and protector as the calabash was used to store medicine although traditional medicine would usually be a wine or spirit which is how the Wu Lou was adapted into a wealth cure as alcohol became a symbol of wealth.

Ru Yi or Ruyi is a Chinese sceptre that is widely used as a Feng Shui item to attract good luck and fortune. A decorative curved staff with patters of flowers, bats or coins imprinted on the handle, Ruyi literally means 'as one wishes' in Chinese.

Money pao is known to increase prosperity luck. This Money Pao carries the word inviting “wealth” Luck . The money or wealth Pao is a traditional symbol of fortune and positive money energy in Feng Shui. It signifies unending prosperity and income that never stops coming in. Carry or wear This to enjoy its Feng Shui benefits.

The Infinity sign number 8 has always been a lucky number for the Chinese due to the fact that saying “8” in Chinese sounds like “fortune”. Because of this reason, this all-around good luck symbol has become an icon for the endless flow of longevity, prosperity, triumph, love and health. In Buddhist beliefs, this knot is a symbol of the never-ending cycle, providing the ability to overcome illnesses and misfortunes and instead of creating fame and fortune. It is also believed to be an icon of “persistent love”.