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What 2026 means in different cultures..

 

2026 in the Gregorian Calendar in the Eastern Asian Culture is the year of the fire horse... starting February 17th 2026. Every 60 years, the Fire Horse returns in the East Asian zodiac, bringing many believe intensity, change at speed, and disruption. While 1966 and 2026 share the same astrological signature, the way the Fire Horse energy could express itself differently depending on the world it enters.   

1966 experienced the Cold War, the Vietnam War, and civil rights struggles with protests on the streets, counterculture movements, and direct challenges to governments and traditions demanding change. The Fire Horse of 2026 enters a different landscape. Change is coming through rapid technological shifts, and trends and ideas moving faster often than institutions can adapt. This makes institutions appear static and lacking in the agility to manoeuvre and pivot in a fast changing world. 

 Both years carry momentum, volatility, change at speed. How can this energy drive effective purpose and transformation at personal, business and government levels?

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