What is suitable and what is not suitable on the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

What is suitable and what is not suitable on the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2020? May is the time when pomegranate flowers are in full bloom, hence the name Pomegranate Month. The weather is getting warmer. How much do you know about the fifth month of the lunar calendar? Come and check out Shuimoxiansheng.com’s special topic for May 2020 of the lunar calendar.

What day is the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

Lunar calendar year 2020, May 2nd day

Cancer (Monday, June 22, 2020)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Bing does not repair the stove, Shen does not make the bed comfortable. Conflict: Monkey clashes with (Geng Yin) Tiger on the day of the Monkey. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Tiger, Punishment with Tiger, Harm with Pig, Destruction with Snake, Compatibility with Snake, Triple Compatibility with Rat and Dragon, Six Compatibility with Snake. Yearly evil: Yearly evil south. Constellation: Bi Yue Wu in the west - auspicious.

What are the things to do and not to do on the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Bury, start drilling, marry, seek heir, raise, terminate, marry, build stove, move into house, take son-in-law, sign contract, set bed, repair grave, plant, tailor, travel, erect pillars, take livestock

【Today's taboo】
Breaking ground, offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, migrating, seeking wealth, raising the beam, breaking ground, releasing water, building embankments, repairing, opening warehouses, building houses, taking office, opening the market, collecting wealth

What are the taboos?

Taboos can be roughly divided into three stages: the primary stage, the secondary stage, and the transformation and extinction stage.
Funeral taboos and ancestor worship are the original forms of taboos and are most directly related to ghost beliefs. In the secondary stage, people inherited the taboos that emerged from the ghost worship in the primitive period, institutionalized and ritualized them, and made complicated regulations. In people's lives, whether it is etiquette, festivals, industries, etc., anything that is considered unlucky is almost always a taboo. Since modern times when people liberated their minds and broke superstitions, science has gradually taken root in people's hearts, and taboos have naturally disappeared and transformed.
Taboos were originally negative preventive measures taken by ancient people out of fear of supernatural forces or because of superstitious ideas. It once played the same regulatory and restrictive role as the law in ancient social life.
Today, many taboos have gradually disappeared as people have eliminated the mystery and superstition about forbidden objects, but many taboos still remain and affect people's lives.