How to see the moving tiankeng? List of moving tiankeng positions in 2017

How to view the moving sinkhole? In Feng Shui, you must choose an auspicious day before moving, and avoid certain special days. Next, let us take a closer look at the meaning and taboos of the sinkhole during moving.

How to see the moving tiankeng

meaning

The tiankeng in Feng Shui refers to the direction, and the direction of the tiankeng is the same as the handle of the Big Dipper. The vernal equinox points to due east, the summer solstice points to due south, the autumnal equinox points to due west, and the winter solstice points to due north. In the Feng Shui of moving, a tiankeng refers to a time period during which you cannot move to a certain direction.

Classification

There are different opinions about tiankeng, the main classifications include tiankeng direction, dry tiankeng day, and earthly branch tiankeng day.
1. Direction of the tiankeng: in spring it is in the Xun direction, in summer it is in the Kun direction, in autumn it is in the Gan direction, and in winter it is in the Gen direction. That is, after the beginning of spring, the spring sinkhole is in the southeast, after the beginning of summer, the summer sinkhole is in the southwest, after the beginning of autumn, the autumn sinkhole is in the northwest, and after the beginning of winter, the winter sinkhole is in the northeast.
2. Tiangan Tiankeng Days: The first, fifth and ninth months of the lunar calendar fall on the Ren day as a Tiankeng Day; the second, fourth and eighth months fall on the Geng day as a Tiankeng Day; the third, seventh and eleventh months fall on the Xin day as a Tiankeng Day; the sixth, tenth and twelfth month fall on the Bing day as a Tiankeng Day.
3. The days of Tiankeng in the Earthly Branches: the Chou day of the first lunar month, the Si day of the second month, the You day of the third month, the Yin day of the fourth month, the Wu day of the fifth month, the Shu day of the sixth month, the Mao day of the seventh month, the Wei day of the eighth month, the Hai day of the ninth month, the Chen day of the tenth month, the Zi day of the eleventh month, and the Shen day of the twelfth lunar month.

Influence

Because according to Feng Shui, a tiankeng is an evil direction that should not be moved into because it is a pit that cannot be filled. Not only is it bad for the family fortune and wealth, it can also lead to illness, injuries, and sudden disasters. Therefore, when we look for an auspicious day to move, we must avoid the tiankeng day.