What is the meaning of Huangdao auspicious day? The origin of Huangdao auspicious day is actually like this

What does an auspicious day mean? Is an auspicious day a good day? Next, please take a look at the relevant content about auspicious days in the almanac.

What does an auspicious day mean?

1. The term "auspicious day" is a unique term in the traditional Chinese calendar "Huangli" (perpetual calendar), which represents a day when everything is auspicious.
2. "Ecliptic" comes from a term in ancient astronomy. The ecliptic refers to the orbit of the earth's revolution around the sun. It originated in ancient Babylon and later spread to ancient Greece. It was introduced to India from Greece around the Gregorian era, and was introduced to China during the Sui and Tang dynasties along with the translation of Buddhist scriptures.
3. The term "auspicious day" mainly represents a good omen and a vision of all good things.
4. The term "auspicious day" appears very frequently in folk activities, for example: looking at an auspicious day for moving into a new house, looking at an auspicious day for getting married, looking at an auspicious day for offering sacrifices, looking at an auspicious day for breaking ground, etc. Because it is not only used in Western astrology, it also plays a great role in farming, weather forecasting, etc.

Explanation of the terms for auspicious days

Marriage: auspicious day for a man to marry a woman, a wedding ceremony

Sacrifice: refers to the sacrifice in the ancestral hall, that is, the worship of ancestors or the worship of gods in temples.

Burial: holding burial ceremonies

Travel: refers to going out for travel and sightseeing

Prayer: praying for blessings from gods or holding a ceremony to fulfill a vow

Groundbreaking: The first time a hoe is used to dig the earth during construction.

Anchuang: refers to the placement of a sleeping bed

Consecration: After the Buddha statue is sculpted, it is consecrated to the higher authority.

Nacai: the ceremony of concluding a marriage and receiving a betrothal gift

Encoffin: Putting the body into the coffin

Migration: refers to moving to a new place of residence

Remove: refers to cleaning the house, removing disasters, etc.

Moving into a new house: moving into a new house, the so-called "new house completion ceremony"

Repair: refers to the construction and repair of a house

Planting: Planting plants to "graft fruit" and "planting crops"

Moving the coffin: Moving the coffin out of the house during a funeral

Engagement: a kind of engagement ceremony, commonly known as Xiaopin (engagement)

Demolition: tearing down a building

Li Juan: to sign various contracts for mutual trading

Transaction: various contracts to buy and sell things

Seeking heirs: To pray to the gods for offspring (descendants)

Beam: The beam installed on the roof of a building.

Making money: buying property, purchasing goods, collecting accounts, collecting rent, collecting debts, taking out loans, storing grains, etc.

Foundation: The first time you start digging with a hoe during construction.

Fasting ceremony: a fasting ceremony that must be held before a temple is built

Coming of age: a ceremony for men and women who have reached the age of 20 to become adults

Anmen: Place the main door frame

Repairing graves: repairing graves

Hanging plaques: refers to hanging signs or various plaques

Breaking ground: refers only to breaking ground for burial, which is different from the "breaking ground" for general house construction. That is, "breaking ground" belongs to Yin house, and "breaking ground" belongs to Yang house. In today's society, it has been abused a lot, so it is necessary to distinguish the date when choosing a cemetery.

Opening of business: means "opening", the opening of a business, "opening ceremony" and "start of work" are the same. Includes: (1) the beginning of a business or operation at the beginning of the year; (2) the opening of a new store or factory