What are the do’s and don’ts on October 13th of the lunar calendar in the Gengzi Year of 2020?

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What day is October 13th in the lunar calendar 2020?

October 13, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Friday, November 27, 2020 Sagittarius (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Jia does not open warehouses, Xu does not eat dogs. Conflict: Dog day clashes with (Wu Chen) dragon. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with dragon, Punishment with sheep, Harm with chicken, Break with sheep, Compatible with rabbit, Three-in-one with tiger and horse, Six-in-one with rabbit. Yearly evil: North. Constellation: Northern ox, Taurus - bad luck.

What are the things to do and not to do on October 13th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Taking office, praying for blessings, seeking medical treatment, raising the beam, removing the burden, accepting money, holding funerals, getting married, filling graves, building, opening markets, offering sacrifices, setting up beds, building embankments, seeking offspring, planting, fasting, making stoves, burying, accepting marriage proposals

【Today's taboo】
Moving into a house, buying property, erecting pillars, migrating, taking in livestock, acupuncture, opening warehouses, breaking ground, traveling, building houses

The hexagram for today on October 13, 2020, from the old imperial calendar

Water Mountain Jian (Jian hexagram) Dangers and obstacles are ahead, the lower hexagram [Xiang said]: Heavy rain is pouring down on the ground and snow is all over the sky. People on the road are suffering and cold. They are dragging their feet and trying their best. Things are not going as they wish and they are getting impatient. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (Gen below and Kan above). Kan represents water and Gen represents mountain. The mountains are high and the waters are deep. Life is full of difficulties and obstacles. It is wise to stop when you see danger and protect yourself. Jian means difficult to travel.
[Doing business]: Starting a business step by step, taking risks, and asking for trouble. It is advisable to strengthen business ethics, cooperate sincerely with others, and when people get into trouble, do not stand by and watch them die, but rather fight for their lives. Joint action can make us more active in market competition.
[Career]: All things are difficult at the beginning, but if you persist, there will be good results. Life is not easy, you must first look within yourself and cultivate your moral character. Be ambitious, confident and enterprising. When encountering difficulties, you must ask friends for help, do not take risks in your actions, use softness to overcome hardness, wait for the right opportunity, and do things within your ability.
[Marriage and love]: It won’t be smooth, so don’t be impatient and make careful choices. But you should be self-aware.
【Seeking Fame】: Take a step-by-step approach and strengthen your self-cultivation. Stay quiet and observe what is happening, wait for changes, act when the opportunity arises, and advance when you can. Be calm in your heart and do not take risks in pursuit of fame and fortune. By combining forces with the wise and following the masters, you will be able to turn danger into safety.
[Going out]: It may be difficult to go out, and it is better to travel southwest. If you encounter distress when you go out, you can get help and turn danger into safety.
[Decision]: Difficult and unfavorable. But it can be seen as a test. Strive forward with full confidence, do not seek distress, make friends with wise people, help each other, and stick to the middle path. Then, disaster will turn into blessing and you will reap good results.

What does taboo mean?

Taboo means to avoid; to evade with some scruples.
"Book of the Later Han: Biography of Ma Wu" reads: "Wu was fond of drinking, open-minded and outspoken. Sometimes, when he was drunk, he would provoke his colleagues in front of the emperor and point out their shortcomings and strengths without any reservations."
Volume 5 of "Chuke Paian Jingqi": "Liu Sheng thought about what Mr. Li said and took bribes without any scruples."
Chapter 9 of "Smoke in the Valley" by Chen Canyun: "They didn't recognize Zhou Qi either, but they knew he was from the work team, so they were a little cautious when talking to him."
Lu Xun's "Strangeness of Lace Literature": "There is a kind of natives in Africa who are very strict about avoiding each other between men and women. Even a son-in-law has to lie on the ground when he meets his mother-in-law. And that's not enough, he has to bury his face in the ground."
Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty wrote in Lun Heng: "If ghosts and gods are sentient, just like humans, then there is no need to choose a specific day for offering sacrifices; if they are not sentient, they cannot eat or drink, so even if we choose a specific day and avoid taboos, what good will it do?"
Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty wrote in Lun Heng: "Combing the hair with wood, bathing with water, water and wood are both in the five elements. When using wood, there is no taboo, but when using water, one has to choose a day. If water is more respected than wood, then all water-using activities should choose a day."