The Lives of People Born in the Year of the Goat in Five Categories
In the 60 combinations of the Chinese Zodiac cycle for the Goat, there are combinations like “乙未 (Yi Wei)”, “丁未 (Ding Wei)”, “己未 (Ji Wei)”, “辛未 (Xin Wei)”, and “癸未 (Gui Wei)”. Their corresponding Five Elements are different: Yi is Wood, Ding is Fire, Ji is Earth, Xin is Metal, and Gui is Water. Thus:
- Those born in the Yi Wei year are “Wood Goats”.
- Those born in the Ding Wei year are “Fire Goats”.
- Those born in the Ji Wei year are “Earth Goats”.
- Those born in the Xin Wei year are “Metal Goats”.
- Those born in the Gui Wei year are “Water Goats”.
(1) Life of the Metal Goat (Born in Xin Wei year – 1931, 1991)
Metal Goats, born in the Xin Wei year, are modest and respectful towards others. They aren’t overly competitive for fame or riches. If their birth chart has auspicious stars supporting, they are decisive and can make beneficial changes, especially in business. If lacking favorable stars, they might be reclusive, obscure, or may have to migrate for better prospects. Externally, Metal Goats seem gentle and unassuming. Their inner adventurous spirit isn’t readily evident. They’re also keen on innovation and often have bright ideas in games. Known for their cheerful disposition and intuitive judgment, they sometimes face decision paralysis, missing out on growth opportunities.
(2) Life of the Water Goat (Born in Gui Wei year – 1943, 2003)
Water Goats, born in the Gui Wei year, are diligent, modest, talented individuals. If supported by auspicious stars, they can establish a reputation and gain wealth early. Without such support, they might be manipulative or bear grudges. Water Goats value stability over risks. They have an ability to persuade others against taking undue risks and possess a kind, empathetic nature. Though generally conservative, when intrigued, they might take bold actions. Though they might relocate often, they blend well with their surroundings. Emotional disputes, especially in relationships, can make them pessimistic.
(3) Life of the Wood Goat (Born in Yi Wei year – 1955, 2015)
Wood Goats, born in the Yi Wei year, are progressive and knowledgeable. If favored by auspicious stars, they achieve success early on. Those without such support can be petty or overly self-centered. Wood Goats are deep thinkers with a passion for research. Compassionate, they advocate righteousness and justice. Their cautious nature can sometimes be a hindrance, making them miss opportunities. Generally, they are generous, respecting collective honor and values. However, if their desires are unmet, they might become despondent.
(4) Life of the Fire Goat (Born in Ding Wei year – 1907, 1967)
Fire Goats, born in the Ding Wei year, are compassionate and balanced individuals. If their birth chart has auspicious stars, they achieve wealth and respect. Without such support, they might face obscurity or notoriety. Fire Goats aim to please and might be manipulative at times. Outwardly conservative, they are resolute leaders. They enjoy researching and innovating and approach tasks with dedication. Romantically inclined, they seek enrichment in their lives. Unconventional and rebellious, when angered, they can be quite explosive. Their intense desire for wealth, coupled with their lofty aspirations, can sometimes be their downfall.
(5) Life of the Earth Goat (Born in Ji Wei year – 1919, 1979)
Earth Goats, born in the Ji Wei year, are modest, fair, and generous. If favored by auspicious stars, they can achieve great accomplishments and respect. Without such stars, they may face unfulfilled ambitions. Generally seen as gentle and unassertive, they can be quite obstinate. Earth Goats aren’t particularly ambitious, preferring a peaceful life. Their tendency to be indecisive and to go with the flow can hinder major accomplishments. With a touch of ambition, they could seize more opportunities.
