What are the do’s and don’ts on April 19th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

What are the do’s and don’ts on April 19th of the lunar calendar in 2020? 2020 is destined to be a different year. Not only is it a year with two Spring Festivals, but it also ushers in a leap April. Everyone is welcome to visit Shuimoxiansheng.com’s 2020 leap April special topic to learn more about its mystery!

What day is the 19th day of the fourth leap month in the lunar calendar in 2020?

The 19th day of the fourth leap month of the year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Wednesday, June 10, 2020 Gemini (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Jia does not open the warehouse, Shen does not rest on the bed. Conflict: Monkey day clashes with (Wuyin) Tiger. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Tiger, Punishment with Tiger, Harm with Pig, Destruction with Snake, Compatibility with Snake, Triple Combination with Rat and Dragon, Six Combination with Snake. Yearly evil: Yearly evil south. Constellation: Eastern Ji Water Leopard - auspicious.

What are the things to do and not to do on the 19th day of the fourth leap month in the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Tailoring, repairing graves, accepting marriage proposals, raising livestock, drilling, burials, signing contracts, planting, breaking ground, offering sacrifices, seeking sons-in-law, seeking offspring, accepting livestock, fasting and offering sacrifices, releasing water, traveling, praying for blessings, and performing funerals.

【Today's taboo】
Build bridges, repair houses, get married, raise beams, open warehouses, get married, seek wealth, build embankments, seek medical treatment, build beds, build houses, collect wealth, install beds, move into homes, take up posts, move, open markets, install incense meridians, erect pillars, break ground, acupuncture

What do the favorable, unfavorable, conflicting and unlucky things in the lunar calendar mean?

"Yi" in the lunar calendar means it is suitable to do something, "Ji" means it is not suitable to do something, "Chong" means that the earthly branch of a certain day clashes with the earthly branch of the person's birth year, which is not good for the person. "Sha" refers to the three evil spirits: robbery, disaster and year. It is not suitable to go in the direction of the three evil spirits when doing big things.
Six clashes: Zi-Wu, Mao-You, Yin-Shen, Si-Hai, Chen-Xu, Chou-Wei. For example, if the auspicious day chosen is Dingchou, and the person’s birth year is Yiwei, Chou and Wei are in conflict, so people born in Yiwei are not suitable to choose Dingchou day to do big things.
Among the twelve Earthly Branches, Yin, Wu and Xu form a fire bureau, and fire is strong in the south. The north is composed of Hai, Zi and Chou, which clash with it. Hai is the robbery star, Zi is the disaster star and Chou is the year star. Shen, Zi and Chen form a water bureau. Water is prosperous in the north. Si, Wu and Wei in the south are its clashes. Si is the robbery star, Wu is the disaster star and Wei is the annual star. Hai, Mao and Wei form a wood bureau. Wood is prosperous in the east. The west is Shen, You and Xu which are in conflict with it. Shen is the robbery star, the west is the disaster star and Xu is the annual star. Si, You and Chou form a metal bureau, with metal being strong in the west and the east being its opposite. Yin is the robbery star, Mao is the disaster star and Chen is the annual star.
In the years of Yin, Wu and Xu, the north is the annual three evil spirits. In the years of Shen, Zi and Chen, the south is the annual three evil stars. In the years of Hai, Mao and Wei, the west is the annual three evil stars. In the years of Si, You and Chou, the east is the annual three evil spirits. The ancients believed that if the chosen place was in an unlucky direction, no construction could be done.