Which 5 Zodiac Animal Signs Have A High Chance Of Falling Ill This Year?

Did the soothsayers and fortune tellers see Covid-19 coming? Back in early January, we published our Year of the Rat Zodiac reading, with no idea that the coming months would throw Singapore, and the rest of the world, into such complete upheaval.

Now that we know health is of utmost importance, how can Fengshui help us to get through the rest of the Rat Year healthily and happily? We got some tips from Joey Yap, an expert in Fengshui and Chinese metaphysics, who’s also published countless books. Here are his tips.

#1: If you are born in the year of the Horse, Monkey, Snake, Tiger or Boar, watch out for health issues.
“These are the animal signs that need to keep a close eye on their health this year,” Dato’ Joey Yap, who’s a famed Malaysian fengshui master, tells 8days.sg. “They have a higher chance of falling ill and are more prone to minor ailments that could disrupt their daily lives. People born in the Tiger or Boar year, in particular, need to pay extra attention to their health. Their immune systems might be weakened this year, so it is possible that they might run into severe health issues and take a longer time to recover.”

#2: Avoid crowded areas if you have any of the above signs in your BaZi chart.
Actually, avoid crowded areas no matter what sign you are, right? Dato’ Joey says that if you have Horse, Monkey, Snake, Tiger or Boar in your BaZi chart (you can get a brief BaZi anlysis with free BaZi calculators online), be mindful of your personal hygiene and avoid crowded areas where possible. Maintain a positive state of mind at all times and refrain from thinking about the worst-case scenario, especially in this time of uncertainty and fear.

In case you need a refresher, this is the Zodiac fortune ranking for the Year of the Rat.

An example of favourable directions in relation to your home which can help improve health. Directions are based on your BaZi, which is influenced by your date and time of birth.