Gary Lockwood Chinese Horoscope

Fire Snake Month (May 5th - June 5th)
Water Snake Year (February 10th 2013 - January 30th 2014)

Gary Lockwood & The Year Of The Water Snake

This is a lucky year for Gary Lockwood - let mistrust go and be guided by fate

After last year's rather turbulent times there is now more calmness in sight for ox-born Gary Lockwood, which he should like a lot since the ox is not necessarily known for liking the constant excitement and activity. As much as Gary Lockwood perhaps likes to retreat to the background, don't do it! The water snake ruling this year is a great benefactor to the ox offering great opportunities both in the professional as well as the private area. Gary Lockwood, this year is a good time to put plans into reality even if there might be some disturbances. It is a good time to make new friends and have great encounters because Gary Lockwood's carefulness is truly appreciated now.

In the profession Gary Lockwood should receive a lot of acknowledgement and it is much easier for him to assert his with the influence of the water snake backing Gary Lockwood up. Detailed work is much easier to do and Gary Lockwood possesses a knack for arguing in a better and glibly way.

The water snake helps Gary Lockwood to deepen existing bonds and strengthens his courage to make long overdue decisions. Even marriage cannot be excluded under such great aspects.

Gary Lockwood's Chinese Horoscope Birth Elements

Gary Lockwood's day master is weak: Earth-Rabbit

The Earth Rabbit is Gary Lockwood's day master which makes him constantly worrying about others but not about his own life. Gary Lockwood is not very quick but consequent. Gary Lockwood does not waste time with big ideas but deals with the real world.

Gary Lockwood is a good manager and organiser and is able to tackle two tasks at the same time. Everything has to go after the other. Gary Lockwood expects from others to see the world as he does.

Changes are only poorly accepted and Gary Lockwood only makes them reluctantly. Gary Lockwood is faithful, reliable, persistent, tough, conservative and practical. Gary Lockwood presents himself dignified and noble but in truth Gary Lockwood is not very much pressure resistant.

Gary Lockwood's body is not very strong and so is his self confidence. It is hard to say no for him. Gary Lockwood is the born diplomat, possess compassion and radiates a soft calmness.

Gary Lockwood is a warm-hearted family person. He helps the ones in need and the disadvantaged. Gary Lockwood hates lies and loves a comfortable home and many guests. The first marriage may bring problems. In a relationship Gary Lockwood gives more than he actually is able to.

Gary Lockwood sacrifices himself and avoids dispute. Gary Lockwood does not like change and evaluates before what to do and what not. The help of others Gary Lockwood rewards with love and devotion.

Gary Lockwood could have a love for farming or gardening. Gary Lockwood has to protect his hip and foot joints because those could be endangered.

Since the Yang Earth day master is weak and if the personality pattern Yin is missing from the basic disposition, Gary Lockwood be rough, rebellious or even become violent and let himself being bought with money or sex.

The Yin Earth day master is mounted on the Rabbit and forms with it the personality pattern Pian Guan and the Nayin earth of a protective wall. The Qi Phase is Bing (sickness).

Note: The element combination of the day master is considered to represent the me and provides the person with a set of basic traits that are influenced by the other element combinations of the year, month and hour.

Gary Lockwood's Year Sign: Fire-Ox

This ox is resolute, stubborn and even proud. Being a materialistic, dynamic, ardent and direct person he hates laziness. He is a terrifying opponent and a generous friend. He is sincere, responsible and very close to the morals and the principles. Loyal as he is, he would never abuse his strength and use his qualities to the utmost. He is the man (the woman) for impossible tasks.

Gary Lockwood's Month Sign: Water-Tiger

The month of the Tiger awards the people standing under its influence with a stronger connection to feelings and intellect. Everything gets an emotive tinge. The personality is equipped with more warmth. Also the intellectual quest doesn't seem "withdrawn" or without reference to the feelings and emotions of others. It is the task of these people to cultivate the warmth without being completely lost in subjectivity.

Gary Lockwood's Chinese / Western Sign Combination:

Pisces-Oxen have a strange humour hurting others. They only want the best but it lacks the accomplishment.

The Chinese elements play an important role in Chinese Astrology

The elements and respective signs by the teachings of Bazi Suan Ming give a more complete analysis of a person than the normally known only chinese year sign. In Bazi Suan Ming ("Four Pillars of Destiny = eight signs") the day sign is the one that represents the me, and thus the key personality of a person. Of course the interaction between the elements and signs play also a significant role. Going into the depth of how to calculate those elements and how they interact with each other would go a step too far on this page. Only a person can be defined by his or her 8 elements which are represented by four heavenly stems and four earth branches. The earth branches consist of one of the animal signs which in themselves also represent an element.

The Year Pillar shows the relationship with family and society at large.

The Month Pillar represents your childhood and how you relate with your parents.

The Day Pillar provides information on your relationship with your spouse or partner - whereas the Day Stem (the upper sign) is considered your "Self Element" as it represents you within the chart.

The Hour Pillar refers to career and/or the relationship with children.

Each element (each phase) in the chart represents a specific person and your path in life. An optimal balanced element chart features each of the elements in the same strength, which of course, is seldomly the case. The interaction of the heavenly stems among each other as well as with the earth branches can create more elements.

For Gary Lockwood the four heavenly stems and four earth branches are as follows:

Birth Hour / Now	Birth Day / Now	Birth Month / Now	Birth Year / Now
Heavenly Stem
Earth Branches Animal Sign
Hidden Dominating Heavenly Element
Hidden Remaining Heavenly Element
Hidden

As you can see I do not have the birth hour for Gary Lockwood making the analysis incomplete and unclear.

General for the male Ox

A little enraged, this ox seems always to know where to go, how to do it and what to think. Although solid and driven by a somewhat stale persistence, he is a stubborn who is however very responsible and posses the art to dominate his surroundings and events. In the heart of every ox sleeps a Napoleon or a Hieronymus having the wish to conquer, to convince and to also seduce. But if the seduction happens, it happens very recklessly, and his appetite is big. Since work is the life-content of an ox, he doesn't possess the instincts of a womanizer. In fact this rough human being is so autonomous, that he already seems boring. Since he constantly tries to give his best at work he sometimes forgets to listen to his heart.

He often possesses a green thumb along with an ecological side and thus loves nature in general and the country and/or the sea especially. Consider this bias can have different effects. He could also prefer the forest ... but only to hunt for boars and deer. This hunting ox often is a good gunman.

And what about the lively city life? He bears it. In fact this possessed being can adapt to almost anything if it is necessary... but only if it is work-related! He will always have the longing for the open wide country.

His literal patience is only an illusion; some ox - most of them - are really quick tempered, others can become quite choleric, if contradicted, betrayed or deceived. It is not wise to make this experience because an irascible ox can become truly destructive and dangerous.

Let us return to his solid and extremely diligent side. Since this materialist knows the value of work and money as well as having a sense for success he is a reliable and calming partner, unless he gets angry. He seldom has doubts and never abuses his (physical or intellectual) power since he is sincere deep down in his inner being. Sometimes cunning excites him but almost systematically he stays clear of all fraudulent things. Gary Lockwood wants to have a clear conscience and to keep clean hands. Thus he is tough and frightening, almost never insinuating but he wants solidity, stability and success. in love, just like at work.

His careful nature leads to not being very communicative. He rarely shows signs of affection and is most of all discrete. Gary Lockwood belongs to the group of people not showing their feelings and not making the impression to be considerate. You should know beforehand that if Gary Lockwood shows signs of affection the care and the interest in the partner (and the family) is immensely high.

Do not sulk; you have the right man at your side. And although he values the female frailty he hates childishness, coquetry, cry-babies, scenes and dispute. Never provoke him; he would explode. Gary Lockwood quickly sees red. He also is quick tempered, has short but violent fits of anger, is possessive and even jealous. Thus he is a person with character but very direct and loyal, of a reliable devotion and faithfulness. A woman worth of his love Gary Lockwood is the most faithful and most devoted man for a whole life. Alone he is a nice fellow although a bit authoritarian; a man who likes to share his tastes and his ambitions, an obsessive worker where business comes first. He cannot bare lies and schemes. Since he has an elephant's memory and is resentful it could lead to dreadful eruptions.

How to catch a male Ox

Do not panic if you have managed to attract him to you. Your surrounding won't influence his opinion about you in any way. But to have as many trumps as possible your apartment (or your house) should have a female touch. It has to be friendly and comfortable. It should be furnished with sofas, has a dining place in farmhouse style, a well equipped kitchen and most of all a room in your style. To make it clear: a sexy bedroom in pastel colours with carpets and a big mirror. In short a bedroom that mirrors the nature of a female spirited woman! If there is a fire burning at your living room's fire place nothing can go wrong anymore.

The ox lacks in general the finesse. He often is grouchy, stubborn and irritable. Luckily there are enough exceptions from the rule and many oxen have an artistic streak (Cocteau, Renoir, and van Gogh). You should know that all Oxen detest unnecessary discussions, superficial talk or gossip. Regarding literature and music the Ox loves the classics but rarely talks about it. It is better to talk about Nature, the Ocean and the animals, an exhaustless topic for him. Tell him about your child love and he will start to take you seriously.

If you should get your hands on the famous lectures about the hunt by Gaston Phoebus, King of Bearn you can expect his endless thankfulness. But this rather rare book is only liked by Oxen (most of all the ones with the element Wood) who like to hunt; the others will be satisfied with much less rare works about the Solonge, the Loire castles or the sport they do. A tool box, an improved tool or an old plane from your great-uncle are gifts that make a craftsmanly skilled Ox weak.

The male Ox & the other Chinese signs

Ox and Ox
Like will to like and that two oxen might think when entering a relationship. However this relationship appears constructed as if wanting to be on the safe side, to meet the trusted rather than taking any risks. That cannot go well for long, until the two oxen compete with each other with their stubbornness. Ox and ox should extremely pay attention to what differs from the other and how those differences could make their relationship interesting.

Ox and Tiger
There are enough differences between those two if it was about opposites attracts but the reasonable ox mistrusts the rather out of joy acting tiger. The carefree way of living of the tiger infuriates the ox because stability and continuity are so important to him. There is the great danger that both don't really live together for all their life. The change can only happen if both are ready to learn from each other and consider the quirks of the other as an enrichment of their own life.

Ox and Rabbit
Rabbit and Ox are an unlike pair. Yet there is this attraction that drives them into each other arms no matter how often the relationship has been declared as a failure. The reason for crisis is quickly found. The ox quickly is fed up with the rabbit letting him pull out the chestnuts from the fire for him. In the beginning the ox may feel flattered but actually he seeks a partner he can also rely on from time to time. If this relationship should work the rabbit has to show a lot more effort in this regard.

Ox and Dragon
The ox and the dragon do not lose love for each other by nature. Understandable, if you know that both like to be in the lead and have very different opinions about how to organise life. The ox needs security, the dragon likes to risk something in order to keep his power. The danger is great that both try to outwit the other with their own means. Only if both are ready to complement the other with their respective abilities and stop fighting they can become successful; but then really successful.

Ox and Snake
Looked and found! The snake and ox get along very well because they share their liking for a harmonic togetherness and a comfortable home. In this combination the pleasant (the snake) forms with the useful (the ox) the perfect marriage. Since both don't like to stand in the foreground they will be an unobtrusive couple but if you are lucky and be their guest you quickly realise that their warm and heartfelt interaction transfers automatically to all persons present and you cannot get away from their charm.

Ox and Horse
What should the horse and the ox do with each other? The ox hates when things change too quickly and the horse cannot bear if only a second of standstill is on the horizon. It is a constant tug of war between those two. Yet, they cannot keep from each other. It is just their oppositeness which brings the sizzling excitement. Rarely this couple lasts for a long time and only then if they can rely on the tolerance of their surroundings.

Ox and Goat
Actually goat and ox get along quite well but they make it difficult for each other in the beginning. Each tries to convince the other how different one is and that this could not be in any way harmonic. However, at a closer glance those are only stale reasons because in no other than the goat the ox finds so much understanding of his sometimes odd nature and nobody could give the goat more hold in life than the ox. If both have found each other they become inseparable.

Ox and Monkey
The liveliness and flexibility of the monkey make the ox a lot nervous. Namely the ox values the world openness of the monkey, admires the ease with which the monkey moves at mental heights but the insecurity coming with that the ox does not like at all. The ox wants to be sure of his partner and thus a lot of convincing work is necessary until the ox can trust the monkey completely. The monkey should not give in too early even if the ox' tendency to control disturbs him a lot. Both simply need nerves and a big portion of humour.

Ox and Rooster
The rooster and the ox have everything needed to become a dream couple. The rooster feels protected in the safety giving power of the ox and the ox thinks the brave self-conception of the rooster is a welcomed but not exaggerated complement. The ox shares with the rooster diligence and the joy of performance and thus both quickly meet in the striving to continuously improve the living standard. It is not rare that those special fortunate prerequisites between ox and rooster last for an entire life.

Ox and Dog
It is not without hurdles if an ox and a dog find to each other. It starts with the dog and his high ideals taking offense on the pragmatic nature of the ox. Where the ox decides out of reason or sees the maximum of use the dog will align his actions on their ethical justification. Disputes are pre-programmed. However, both admire each other in secret; the dog the ox because he achieves so much in life and the ox the dog because he stays faithful to himself. In this admiration roots the passion for each other.

Ox and Pig
The pig and the ox are an uneven couple. The ox literally stands with two feet on the ground of facts and the pig is with his head constantly in the clouds. In the beginning the ox thinks the pig is an odd codger and the pig thinks the ox is bourgeois. But soon the two discover how well their different lifestyles complement each other. From this combination the power is generated to make miracles come true. If they manage to see each other as a mutual enrichment of their lives they will become more than happy with each other.

Ox and Rat
It is said that rat and ox are made for each other because their contrary natures complement each other and get the best out of each. It is important that both adjust to each other. The rat has thus to learn to accept the ox whish for stability and the ox has to give the rat space for her urge of independence. If both go hand in hand, the two can finish more things than some other combinations.