What does the clash on the lunar calendar mean? There is no real evil spirit.

What does the clash in the lunar calendar mean? For example, those who are incompatible with the zodiac signs of Rooster, Rat, Ox, etc., should we avoid these zodiac signs when choosing an auspicious day? Next, let’s learn about it together.

What does the lunar calendar mean?

Divination terminology

In the laws of the lunar calendar, "Chong" is a term used in divination to describe the relationship between two things, and is not some real evil spirit. Chong represents the concept of the mutual generation and restraint of the five elements, which is like the harmony of nature and has certain rules. When the two clash, people will often follow the advice of ancient methods and avoid major superstitious activities to protect themselves based on the mentality of seeking good fortune and avoiding disaster.

Conflicts between the twelve zodiac signs

Clash generally refers to the clash between the twelve zodiac signs, which is also the six clashes. The so-called six clashes are the clash between Zi and Wu, the clash between Chou and Wei, the clash between Yin and Shen, the clash between Chen and Xu, the clash between Si and Hai, and the clash between Mao and You. The twelve zodiac signs are Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai. "Chong" means incompatible. In terms of the twelve zodiac signs, rat and horse are in conflict, ox and sheep are in conflict, tiger and monkey are in conflict, dragon and dog are in conflict, snake and pig are in conflict, and rabbit and chicken are in conflict.

What to do if there is a conflict in the lunar calendar

If you see "clash" when choosing an auspicious day, it means that the earthly branch of that day conflicts with the earthly branch of someone's zodiac sign. For example, Wei and Chou have a conflicting relationship. Today is Ji Wei, and your zodiac sign is Ox, so they are in conflict with each other. The best way at this time is to avoid doing certain big things on this day, or to choose another auspicious day and time.