Year of black water snake is associated with a beautiful, but angry woman

According to oriental astrology, 2013 is the year of the black water snake. Astrologist Lucia Palii has told Info-Prim Neo that this sign is associated with a beautiful, clever, ingenious, but also angry woman. Therefore, we must celebrate New Year’s Eve joyfully, not boringly so as to please it, together with the family, relatives or friends. The snake will not forgive a dull atmosphere. “We should wear black, blue, violet, green and slightly yellow clothes as well as accessories from precious or semiprecious stones. The snake loves everything that shines,” said Lucia Palii. According to the astrologist, we must have food prepared from such small animals like lambs and rabbits, and from poultry combined with vegetables and herbs as well as fish, including caviar, and eggs on the holiday table. It’s not recommended having canned food. The desert should be arranged in the form of a snake. “We must not forget about the fir tree. There should be hung small snakes that can be made manually,” said Lucia Palii. We can combine the oriental style with the European one and orient ourselves by the position of the moon in the zodiacal sign of the Lion. We can organize the holiday in a solemn, regal style and wear regal clothes, in a lion-like manner. “We should not forget to make a wish at 12 midnight and to drink a glass of champagne for being in good mood,” said the astrologist. In the year of snake, there happen many events that develop rapidly and require an appropriate reaction. The Saturn in the Scorpio will cause concerns as regards the loans and debts and finances in general. The Jupiter will be in the Gemini in the first half of the year. This period will be favorable for the water and fire signs. In the second half of the year, it will shift to the Cancer and the period will be favorable for the air and land signs. July will be the lucky month as a triangle will be then formed by the Neptune, Saturn and Jupiter. It will be a period favorable for intellectual occupations, arts and spiritual development of the people.