What are the auspicious and taboo things to do on the eighth day of the ninth lunar month in 2019? What are the precautions?

What are the auspicious and taboo things to do on the eighth day of the ninth lunar month in 2019? What are the precautions? What is suitable in the lunar calendar refers to things that are suitable to do on that day, while what is unsuitable in the lunar calendar refers to things that are not suitable to do on that day. The ninth month of the lunar calendar is the time when maple forests are dyed in all colors. Let’s celebrate with the country and have fun with the people. Learn about every day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar in 2019 with Shuimoxiansheng.com.

What day is the eighth day of the ninth lunar month in 2019?

September 8th, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

October 6, 2019 (Sunday) Libra

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Don't repair the stove and don't ask for divination. Conflict: Rat Day (Gengwu) Horse. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Horse, Punishment with Rabbit, Harm with Sheep, Broken with Rooster, Compatible with Ox, Three Compatibility with Dragon and Monkey, Six Compatibility with Ox. Yearly Evil: South. Constellation: North. Rat Day - Unlucky.

What are the auspicious and inauspicious things to do on the eighth day of the ninth lunar month in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use this day for important matters] Seeking wealth, resolving disputes, starting drilling, migrating, accepting livestock, taking up a post, receiving wealth, seeking heirs, removing mourning clothes, fasting and offering sacrifices, handling disputes, setting up beds, and getting married

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use it for important matters on this day] Dig canals, build houses, release water, return home, collect money, open markets, build houses, erect pillars, pray for blessings, break ground, travel, plant, break ground, build embankments, make stoves, raise beams, install gates, and bury.

The eighth day of the ninth lunar month in 2019 comes from the old imperial calendar today

Mountain Thunder Yi (Yi Gua) Pure and righteous to nourish the best Gua
[Xiang says]: Taigong was fishing alone in the Weishui River, holding the fishing rod and full of worries. Later, King Wen came to visit him, and he was never tortured again from then on. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Zhen and upper Gen) stacked on top of each other. Zhen represents thunder and Gen represents mountain. The mountain is above and the thunder is below, solid outside and hollow inside. Spring brings warmth to all things, and it nurtures talents and educates the people in time. Yang is strong and Yin is weak. The strong one nourishes others, and the weak one is nourished by others. Be self-reliant.
[Marriage and love]: Don’t be impatient for success. The key is to improve your own cultivation. Once you have chosen someone, you should pursue him/her with all your strength, especially not being indecisive.
[Seeking fame]: With the goal of enriching one's own knowledge, being content with poverty and working hard, the hope of success is great.
[Doing business]: Don't be too impatient for success, and just make ends meet in the beginning. Be cautious, proceed step by step, treat others with sincerity, cooperate with others sincerely, adapt to the circumstances, constantly pursue new directions for development, and take appropriate risks when necessary.
[Going out]: Be cautious and avoid going out too often. If you travel hastily without adequate preparation, you may encounter danger.
【Career】: Everything depends on personal pursuit and hard work, and you cannot rely on others. You are not allowed to seek wealth by dishonorable means. As long as you follow the right path, support yourself, and act with caution, you will surely have good opportunities. At this time, after some hard work, you can succeed.
[Decision]: Pay attention to moral cultivation, be willing to do your best to help others, save people in distress, and do not covet money and property that you should not have. Therefore, you can be respected by others and continue to receive external assistance. Your personal career is very smooth and the possibility of success is very high. In particular, you must not be careless and remember that the greater the achievement, the greater the resistance.

What do the twelve days of duty in the lunar calendar mean?

The Twelve Days on Duty is a method of numerology in ancient Yin-Yang and Five Elements that uses twelve prescribed characters such as "Jian" and "Chu" in combination with the twelve Earthly Branches to determine the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of a day.
The Huainanzi said: If the first month starts with Yin, then Yin is Jian, Mao is Chu, Chen is Man, Si is Ping, which represents birth; Wu is Ding, Wei is Zhi, which represents trap; Shen is Po, which represents Balance; You is Wei, which represents Dipper; Shu is Cheng, which represents minor virtue; Hai is Shou, which represents major preparation; Zi is Kai, which represents the Sun; Chou is Bi, which represents the Moon.
The twelve duty days means that the twelve Jianxing take turns on duty. The order is: build Tai Sui, eliminate Qinglong, fill Sangmen, balance Liuhe, determine Guanfu, hold Shaohao, break Dahao, endanger Zhuque, become Baihu, collect Guishen, open mourners, and close sickness talisman. Generally, each character is worth one day, but there are also cases where it is worth two consecutive days.

Fate determines one's entire life, while fortune determines one's current moment. In the method of fortune-telling based on the Eight Characters, the so-called fortune refers to the great fortune, which can be divided into forward and reverse fortune. Do you want to know when your good luck will come? Then take a look at the [ Excellent Calculation ] below, and may you have peace and happiness in your life!