Forecast Day(s) for the Fire Horse Year 2026
There are three well-known Chinese curses of which the most famous is perhaps “May you live in interesting times”. And it’s hard to deny that 2025 with its many setbacks and few triumphs has been interesting. Whatever next?
Citing prophecies going back to Grand Master Yang Yum Song a thousand years ago, few Chinese Masters are expecting the next couple of years to be plain sailing. Indeed the Crimson Horse and the Blood Goat are what – perhaps a little melodramatically – they are calling those years.
Among the possibilities are:
- Secessions from the Union in the USA by 2030.
- Invasion of Taiwan.
- Extreme weather events such as wild fires.
- Continued conflict in Gaza.
- Reform taking further seats in the UK as devolution progresses.
- England winning the football (that is soccer) World Cup. (Though it may be the Lionesses the following year.)*
- Green awareness (& Green Parties) increasing membership exponentially.
- Supply chain difficulties.
- Uncontained insurrection within China.
There’s lots more, some daunting, some reassuring. Chinese Masters often focus on the baleful. This year they have more reason than is often the case.
Technically as Nate Silver outlines in his excellent book The Signal and the Noise, a weather forecast needs to be 70% right. I take this as my brief for these annual sessions which I’ve been running for the last ten years or so. The purpose of a forecast is to identify the 70% that’s hard to avoid. And my job is to communicate what I see and suggest ways to sidestep or profit from the 30% that may be circumvented or mitigated.
There’s more. Join us (live in the Surrey Hills) on Saturday November 28th or (Zoom) on Saturday December 6th – starts 3pm GMT (ie 10am EST/7amPacific time)
Also, we have extended the Early, Early Bird Price!
Early Bird (til October 31st): £100
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Early Bird (til November 14th): £125, Otherwise: £150
The other two curses btw are “May you come to the attention of those in authority” and “May the gods give you everything you ask for.”
You will need to be familiar with the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches to get maximum value from these days. Given sufficient demand I’m offering a refresher/introductory hour, w/b 21st November.
Richard Ashworth©
www.imperialfengshui.info
Richard Ashworth is one of the most respected Western Feng Shui Masters. A good taster of his approach may be found on Audible . You can also see him at work on tv’s Housebusters Most Thursdays and Fridays he is to be found teaching both feng shui and ba zi one-to-one online (times by mutual arrangement) with students from Seattle to Belgium,
Richard has worked from Lebanon to Bermuda, in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and with stars such as Naomie Harris, Kelly Hoppen and Gillian Anderson. Unusually for a Western Master, he has addressed the Grand Masters at the International Feng Shui Conference in Singapore.
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Richard Ashworth©
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