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2009 Feng Shui Almanac (Feng Shui
Calendar)
Every household of feng shui practitioners
will usually have the chinese Tung Shu or almanac in place to
ensure smooth sailing of endeavours and important undertakings.
In fact no feng shui masters nor practitioners will do without
the almanac when they want to guide people in commencing a new
business or starting a new endeavour. Most sites normally make
big money out of this, but we want everyone to benefit from and
is providing it FREE. It is packed with information converted
from the genuine annual chinese almanac. Thank you very much to
our in-house "95 year-old almanac grandma" for helping
us in extracting vital information from the original chinese almanac.
Clearly illustrated in English and simple to use, it is packed
with information on auspicious dates and hours used to select
for important occasions such as weddings, moving house, commencing
business, travelling and renovation. It also describes the new
moon and full moon days of the chinese lunar calendar into the
roman calendar. You may also use the auspicious time and dates
contained in this calendar to attend an interview, sign an agreement,
meet someone important, throw a big party, have a one-on-one meeting
with your boss, do your home space clearing, feng shui rituals,
furniture movements, making wealth vases, inviting wealth gods
into homes and placement of feng shui symbols. It is also important
that you do not engage in any of the important activities if it
is a bad day for the animal sign you were born under.
What is the Chinese Almanac?
The ancient chinese almanac (better known
as Thoong Sing or Tung Shu) has more than a thousand years of
history and research, and it is the Chinese system of measuring
and recording the passage of time. The system of timekeeping in
feng shui is a combination of the lunar and solar calendars, or
more appropriately, a lunisolar calendar. It actually records
the months that mirror the movements of the moon and the years
reflect with the seasons of the sun.
The almanac is used to indicate traditional
festivals and to select dates for important occasions such as
renovation, wedding and moving house. For the farmers, it is used
to time agricultural activities in the countryside. Ordinarily,
the Chinese live their daily lives on a monthly basis according
to the lunar cycle, which mark the new moon and full moon days.
On the other hand, the farming community, feng shui masters and
fortune-tellers subscribe to Solar Hsia calendar which follows
the time of the sun.
For centuries such ancient almanac has
been consulted for suitable dates on everything to assist us in
Feng Shui practice and forecast individual's luck for the day.
Today, it is widely used by many giant corporates to advice on
selection of appropriate days for almost every important activity,
from groundbreaking ceremonies to signing new agreements, launching
of a new products, opening a new office, wedding ceremonies to
be held, renovations and moving houses.
***Important Day Taboo for Extremely Important
Occasions ***
It is vital to know that there are a few days
in every month which are prohibited for important celebrations even
though the feng shui almanac indicates the days to be good or excellent.
Important celebrations are such as wedding celebration, signing
an important contract, starting a new business and starting a new
career. These dates are known as the "San Niang" Killing
days (San Niang Shar). No matter how good the almanac describe these
days, please avoid them by all means.
The "San Niang" Killing days are 3rd, 7th, 13th, 18th, 22nd and
27th day of every LUNAR month. Please take note that the days refer
to "lunar days" and does not refer to western calendar
days.
Most inexperienced masters or younger generation who refers to modernized
almanac may not be aware of this important rule of thumb. We would
like to share this secret tip that has never been revealed over
the internet before because we have seen so many cases of bad spell
happening to those who have chosen these days, such as divorce,
collapse of business, unsuccessful career etc.
Some grand masters will deliberately pick these days, which is termed
as "Dou Shan" Killing (Dou Shan Shar).Unless the eight characters
("phat chee" or "ba zi") of the person concerned
is in great favour of that day. To pick this day, if one is lucky
enough, the luck will turn 180 degrees for the better. On the contrary,
it will bring disastrous results. Therefore, it is recommended to
avoid these days by all means to prevent regrets.
How to Read the Almanac?
1. One will have to find out their planned
agenda for the day. Eg. moving house, carrying out a renovation
etc.
2. Then find a day that does not conflict ones zodiac and age.
This is very important. If the day is in conflict with ones zodiac,
then avoid carrying out the important agenda by all means.
3. Check also to make sure that the day falls on a San Niang Afflicted
Day. If yes, avoid it by all means.
4. Weigh if the day is only good for that specific task or if
it is generally a good day. One can guess if the day is a lucky
day, fairly lucky day, neutral day or unlucky day by checking
if the day is suitable to manage the number of task. The more
tasks one can carry out, the better is day's luck. For example,
if a day is good for opening business but not good for renovation
or moving house, then it is considered as a neutral day. But if
a day is good for everything, then it can be considered as a lucky
day.
Almanac by Month for 2009
Suitable Dates for Big Cleaning in 2009
Good
Dates for Resuming Work/Business after CNY in 2009
Wedding Planner
for 2009..coming soon
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in January 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in February 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in March 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in April 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in May 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in June 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in July 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in August 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in September 2009
Auspicious and
Inauspicious Days in October 2009
Auspicious
and Inauspicious Days in November 2009
Auspicious
and Inauspicious Days in December 2009
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