Feng Shui Luck Calendar — 癸巳 June 28, 1904 Tuesday
This day in Chinese calendar
| Day | Month | Year |
|---|---|---|
Water Yin
癸
|
Metal Yang
庚
|
Wood Yang
甲
|
巳
Fire Yin, Snake
|
午
Fire Yang, Horse
|
辰
Earth Yang, Dragon
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What will bring you luck today
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(+1 Auspicious, +2 Good, +3 Excellent).
WHAT WILL THIS DAY BRING YOU
閉 Close
The Earth Qi is closed and blocked, it does not move. This is the lowest point of development. This day is good only for dam construction, small repair works, burial and the installation of gravestones. You can summarize and complete old activities. Do not ask for medical help on such a day, do not hold a celebration and do not take important personal and commercial actions.
Positive and negative signs of the day
Positive stars of the day
No positive stars present.
Negative stars of the day
劫煞 Robbery Sha
Robbery Sha represents the possibility of being robbed or mugged. You may misplace or lose valuable or important things. The Robbery Sha also denotes problems during traveling, such as the loss of documents and money. Also, it is not good to begin repair works as you may lose things during the process.
病符星 The Disease Star
This day is not suitable for medical procedures or a visit to the physician.
PERSONAL STARS WITH CONSIDERATION OF YOUR BIRTHDAY
15 Lunar day (beginning in 6:09 PM UTC)
Today is a full moon; it is useful to hold your body in check. A very favourable day for fasting, solitude and meditation.
Lunar Mansions
20 Turtle Beak 觜 (Zī). Breaking the law brings harsh punishments. This mansion governs herd animals, people under protection (children, the elderly, disabled people) and punishment. Breaking the law brings misfortune, necessitating the enforced selling of property, arraignment on murder charges, punishments, and exile. This is an epidemic star. Do not do important things. Nothing good will come of it.
IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TODAY
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(-1 Unfavourable, -2 Bad, -3 Awful).
