Is the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022 an auspicious day? What is the auspiciousness and inauspiciousness of the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022?

The days in the lunar calendar when everything is suitable and there are no taboos are called auspicious days. People like to do things on auspicious days. So is the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022 an auspicious day? Is the day and time auspicious or inauspicious? Come and take a look with us!

Is the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022 an auspicious day?

Gregorian calendar: Friday, February 4, 2022

Lunar calendar: the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: If Wu does not accept the land, he should not ask for divination.

Conflict: Rat Day Conflict (Renwu) Horse

Yearly evil: south

Yang Gui Shen: Northeast

Yin Gui Shen: Southwest

[Today's activities]: offering sacrifices, bathing, opening the eyes of the Buddha, painting, praying for blessings, seeking offspring, engagement, accepting marriage proposals, coming of age, tailoring, marriage, breaking ground, removing mourning clothes, putting on mourning clothes, moving coffins, breaking ground, drilling, traveling, installing pestles and stones, releasing water, opening the market, signing bonds, trading

[Today's taboos]: burial, raising the beam, moving into the house, building a stove
The fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022 is an auspicious day. The deity on duty today in the lunar calendar is "Qinglong", which is known as one of the six yellow day days along with "Tian De, Yu Tang, Siming, Ming Tang, and Jin Kui", meeting the conditions for an auspicious day!

Auspicious and inauspicious times of the fourth day of the first lunar month in 2022

Zi hour (23-1 o'clock) in the lunar calendar: Conflict with the horse and bad luck in the south

Suitable for: engagement, marriage, opening of business, burial, meeting nobles and seeking wealth

Taboo: Offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices, consecrating, taking office or traveling

Chou time (1-3 o'clock) in the lunar calendar: Clash with sheep and evil spirits in the east

Suitable for: marriage, building, burial

Taboo: Offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices, consecrating, taking office or traveling

Yin time (3-5 o'clock) in the lunar calendar: Clash with the monkey and evil spirits in the north

Suitable for: seeking heirs, getting married, moving, opening a business, building, burying, meeting nobles, and seeking wealth.

Taboo: Traveling to work

Mao time (5-7 o'clock) in the lunar calendar: Clash with the chicken and the evil spirit of the west

Suitable for: Seeking wealth, meeting nobles, offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, thanking gods, building houses, moving, setting up beds, moving into houses, opening markets, opening warehouses

Taboo: Traveling to work

Chenshi (7-9 am) in the lunar calendar: Dog-sha south

Suitable for: praying for blessings, seeking offspring, getting engaged, getting married, traveling, seeking wealth, opening the market, trading, setting up the bed, offering sacrifices

Taboo: Putting up beams to build a house and burying the dead

Yishi (9-11 o'clock) in the lunar calendar: Clash with pigs and evil spirits in the east

Suitable for: moving into a new home, taking up a new post, traveling, seeking wealth, meeting a noble, getting engaged, getting married

Taboo: consecration, construction, burial

Noon (11-13 o'clock) Almanac: Rat evil north

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Taboo: Things that conflict with the day and time are not suitable

Weishi (13:00-15:00) in the lunar calendar: Clash with the ox and evil spirits in the west

Suitable for: praying for children, wealth, marriage, and burial

Taboo: Traveling to work or building a house

Shenshi (15:00-17:00) Almanac: Clash with Tiger and Sha in the South

Suitable for: praying for blessings, seeking offspring, getting engaged, getting married, traveling, seeking wealth, opening the market, trading, setting up the bed, offering sacrifices

Taboo: Construction and groundbreaking

Youshi (17:00-19:00) in the lunar calendar: Conflict with Rabbit and evil spirits in the east

Suitable for: building a house, moving, making a stove, setting up a bed, moving into a new house, starting a business, taking up a post, traveling, seeking wealth, getting married

Taboo: Offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices to gods
Xu time (19:00-21:00) in the lunar calendar: Conflict with the dragon and evil spirits in the north

Suitable for: meeting a noble person, seeking wealth, marrying, moving, and burying

Taboo: Offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices, consecrating, taking office or traveling

Hai Hour (21:00-23:00) Almanac: Conflict with Snakes in the West

Suitable for: going to work, meeting dignitaries, traveling, seeking wealth, getting married, moving, burying

Taboo: The Vermilion Bird must be controlled by the Phoenix Talisman, otherwise it is not suitable for offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices to the gods.