View lunar calendar on 10/2/2024 – View good and bad hours on 10/2/2024
Saturday, 10/2/2024, also known as the first day of the lunar calendar, is the day of Giap Thin, in the month of Binh Dan, in the year of Giap Thin, under the solar term of Lap Xuan. It is the day of Phat Nhat (Dai Hung) – the clash between Yang Wood and Yang Earth, which is considered a very bad day with conflict between Heaven and Earth. Engaging in activities on this day will encounter many obstacles, waste time and effort, and be difficult to achieve success. It is advised to avoid engaging in major tasks.
Things to do: Renovate the ceiling, fix the roof, resolve disputes, file lawsuits.
Things not to do: Traveling long distances, ceremonies, funerals, burials, ground-breaking ceremonies, construction, house repairs, seeking fortune, moving to a new house, opening a business, store, grand opening, wedding.
Compatible ages for the day are Rat, and Horse.
When traveling to the Northeast, you will encounter the Harmonious God, bringing joy and luck. When traveling to the Southeast, you will encounter the Wealth God, bringing wealth and money.
View good and bad hours on 10/2/2024
Hoang Dao (Negative hours)
– 03h-05h (Dan Hour): Good for all activities.
– 07h-09h (Thin Hour): Blue Dragon. Excellent for all activities, standing at the top of the Hoang Dao hours.
– 09h-11h (Ty Hour): Bright path. Beneficial for meeting important figures and for promotion in career.
– 15h-17h (Than Hour): Golden Treasury. Good for wedding ceremonies.
– 17h-19h (Dau Hour): Golden Road. Smooth and successful in every endeavor.
– 21h-23h (Hoi Hour): Jade Road. Good for all activities, except those related to mud, dirt, and cooking. Excellent for paperwork, official documents, learning, and writing.
Nguyet Dao (Positive hours)
– 23h-01h (Ty Hour): Great Peril. Not good for any activity.
– 01h-03h (Suu Hour): Origin Break. Avoid disputes and communication.
– 05h-07h (Mao Hour): Check Battle. Favored for house moving, house construction, and funerals.
– 11h-13h (Ngo Hour): Heavenly Shape. Avoid disputes and arguments.
– 13h-15h (Mui Hour): Duke Appointment. Avoid conflicts and disputes.
– 19h-21h (Tuat Hour): White Tiger. Not good for any activity.
Auspicious hours for leaving home
11h-13h and 23h-01h, Dai An hours, leaving home during these hours usually brings good luck. Seeking fortune when heading to the Southwest. People leaving home will have a peaceful journey. Homes will be peaceful.
1h-3h and 13h-15h, Toc Hỷ hours, leaving home during these hours brings many blessings and joy. It is better to choose the morning time, as the afternoon is slightly less favorable. Seeking fortune, heading South. People who go out will receive good news.
3h-5h and 15h-17h, Luu Nien hours, will encounter difficulties and obstacles, seeking fortune is ineffective. Postponing litigation is recommended. People who go out have not received any news. Their speech is ordinary. Precautions should be taken to avoid arguments. Although work is slow and time-consuming, it is guaranteed.
5h-7h and 17h-19h, Xich Khoau hours, leaving home during these hours can lead to conflicts and problems. Caution should be exercised in speech and communication, keeping a low profile. It is better to delay departure. Generally, it is best to avoid meetings, official activities, debates, etc. during these hours. If it is necessary to go out, it is advisable to keep silent to avoid conflicts.
7h-9h and 19h-21h, Tiec Cat hours, are very favorable hours for leaving home, bringing good luck in most cases. Business transactions will be profitable. Women will receive good news, and people who are away from home will return safely. Everything is harmonious and smooth. Family members are all healthy.
9h-11h and 21h-23h, Tuyet Lo hours, belong to the Dai Hung hours, which are very ominous. Leaving home during these hours will bring misfortune, loss of property, and difficulties in recovery. Seeking fortune is ineffective and may encounter unexpected obstacles. Litigation is unfavorable, and disputes are likely to end unfavorably.
This information is for reference and personal experience.
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