1987/3/17 (Gregorian) Tue
Lunar Ding-Mao year, 2nd month, day 18
Ding-Mao yearGui-Mao monthYi-Chou dayZodiac: Rabbit
Day 11 after Awakening of Insects
Dos, don'ts and spirits
Good for
- Worship
- Consecrating a Religious Statue
- Sculpting or Painting Religious Images
- Thanking the Gods
- Performing a Taoist Ritual
- Engagement
- Betrothal Gift-Giving
- Marriage
- Cutting Cloth for Clothes
- Breaking Ground
- Starting Foundation Work
- Moving a Household Shrine or Stove
- Demolition
- Moving House
- Moving into a New Home
- Setting Up an Incense Altar
- Renovation
- Erecting a Pillar
- Raising the Ridge Beam
- Acquiring Livestock
- Raising Livestock
- Praying for Blessings
- Praying for Offspring
- Exorcism or Purification Rites
- Felling Trees
- Laying a Foundation Stone
- Roofing a House
- Installing a Door
Avoid
- Planting
- Burial
- Clash
- Clashes with Goat · Sha in the East
- 12 Day Officers
- Open
- 28 Lunar Mansions
- Turtle Beak mansion
- Nayin element
- Gold in the Sea
- Joy deity direction
- Northwest
- Wealth deity direction
- Northeast
- Fetal deity location
- Millstone & Toilet · outside, southeast
- Peng Zu's taboos
- Yi day: don't plant — a thousand saplings wouldn't grow. / Chou (Ox) day: don't hold a coming-of-age ceremony — the person wouldn't return home.
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