Is March 7, 2022 a good day for moving? What should I take when I enter the house first?

Moving to a new home can be said to be a very happy thing. Moving to a new house also heralds a new beginning. In order to make future life smoother, many friends will pay attention to many issues on the moving day.

Is March 7, 2022 a good day to move?

Gregorian calendar: Monday, March 7, 2022 Pisces (Gregorian calendar)

Lunar calendar: February 5, 2022 (lunar calendar)

God of Happiness: Northeast

God of Fortune: True North

God of Wealth: True North

○ Today’s Suitable

Pray for blessings and seek offspring, consecrate, paint, fast and offer sacrifices, get engaged, accept betrothal gifts, marry, dismantle , install bed, move coffin, repair graves, bury, thank the land, plant, remove the hairpin, tailor clothes, move, build, break ground, erect pillars, release water, start drilling, and erect monuments

○ Today’s taboos

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March 7, 2022 is a suitable day for moving. The lunar calendar's "moving house" is today, so it is auspicious to choose this day to move. I wish you a smooth move!

What should I take first when I enter the house?

1. Statues of gods and Buddhas

Many people may have statues or altars of gods in their homes, and they must be moved in and worshipped on an auspicious day and time. When moving in, enter the house with your left foot first. It is said that this will result in one step on gold, two steps on silver, and three steps on good fortune.

2. Valuables

The most taboo thing when entering a house is to enter empty-handed. You must hold some valuable items. You can choose a rice jar or rice bucket, which means you will have no worries about food and clothing. You can also hold some bedding, which symbolizes a stable life, or hold a passbook or bank card, which symbolizes good luck all the way.

3. Lucky things

When moving into a new house, everyone has to hold something in their hands, especially something that represents good luck. Men can bring a scale or an abacus, women can bring firewood, rice, oil, salt or bowls and chopsticks, children can bring onions, garlic or sugar, and unmarried people can wear a string of red strings on their hands.