What are the do's and don'ts on November 19th of the lunar calendar in 2019?

What are the do's and don'ts on November 19th of the lunar calendar in 2019? Want to know more about the days in November of the lunar calendar 2019? Please pay attention to our Shui Mo Xiansheng website’s special topic for November of the lunar calendar!

What day is November 19th in the lunar calendar 2019?

November 19, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

Sagittarius, December 14, 2019 (Saturday)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Yi does not plant, You does not receive guests. Conflict: Rooster clashes with Rabbit on the day of Ji Mao. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Rabbit, self-punishment with Rooster, harm with Dog, broken with Rat, compatible with Dragon, three-combination with Snake and Ox, six-combination with Dragon. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: Willow in the south, deer on the ground - bad luck

What are the things to do and not to do on November 19th of the lunar calendar in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Erecting pillars, enrolling in school, planting, lifting the groundbreaking, migrating, accepting money, taking up a post, accepting marriage proposals, seeking wealth, moving into a new house, seeking offspring, fasting and offering sacrifices, opening warehouses, catching, and getting married

【Today's taboo】
Opening the market, building embankments, traveling, raising beams, admitting livestock, breaking ground, building bridges, repairing buildings, beating drums, starting drilling, repairing graves, building houses, offering sacrifices and praying, felling trees, setting up ceremonies, laying beds, and burying people.

Are the lunar calendar's auspicious and inauspicious rules based on the entire day or the time of day?

It depends on the time.
There are 24 hours in a day, divided into 12 hours, starting from 11:00 pm every day, and each hour is two hours, in order:
Zi hour (23--01), Chou hour (01--03), Yin hour (03--05), Mao hour (05--07), Chen hour (07--09), Yi hour (09--11), Wu hour (11--13), Wei hour (13--15), Shen hour (15--17), You hour (17--19), Xu hour (19--21), Hai hour (21--23).
The use of heavenly stems and earthly branches For the convenience of calculating time, the ancients used the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches interchangeably, arranging them in the order of jiazi, yichou, bingyin, dingmao, wuchen, jisi... etc. Every sixty units constitute a cycle, which is called a jiazi (meaning another cycle of jiazi). Therefore, sixty years is a cycle, which repeats itself over and over again. Last year was the Xin Yi year, this year is the Ren Wu year, and next year will be the Gui Wei year. Among them, Zi, Chou, Yin and Mao correspond to the zodiac signs of Rat, Ox, Tiger and Rabbit. Similarly, sixty months make up a cycle, with the first month being Yin, the second month being Mao, the third month being Chen, the fourth month being Si...; applied to the day branches, of course, sixty days also make up a cycle, repeating over and over again.
Yin and Yang, the Five Elements and Directions: The Five Elements are wood, fire, earth, metal and water. The Five Elements are mutually generated and restrained. Wood gives birth to fire, fire gives birth to earth, earth gives birth to metal, metal gives birth to water, and water gives birth to wood, and so on. Conversely, metal overcomes wood, wood overcomes earth, earth overcomes water, water overcomes fire, and fire gives birth to metal. Everything is interconnected. The Heavenly Stems are related to the Five Elements and directions. For example, Jia and Yi belong to wood and are green in color, representing the east and are prosperous in spring. Due to the orientation relationship of the Earthly Branches, the four long and prosperous, four positive, four prosperous, three combinations, six combinations, six clashes and so on are derived. It may seem a bit confusing, but it doesn’t matter. In short, these are all references to the do’s and don’ts of each day, and they are clearly written in the almanac.