Check the lunar calendar on 18/12/2023 – Check the auspicious and inauspicious hours on 18/12/2023
Monday, 18/12/2023, which is the 6th of November of the lunar calendar, is the day of Canh Tuat, in the month of Giap Ty, in the year of Quy Mao, belonging to the season of Great Snow.
It is the day of Thoa Nhat (Small Rats) – Yang Earth gives birth to Yang Metal, which is a moderately good day (Small Rats), a day when the earthly branch gives birth to the heavenly stem. On this day, there are few obstacles in work, people are likely to be cohesive, so they can proceed with everything with a high chance of success.
Ages conflicting with the day: Giap Thin, Mau Thin, Giap Tuat.
Things to do: Construction, ceiling installation, house repair, roof repair, opening ceremonies, opening shops, litigation, disputes.
Things not to do: Excavation, moving to a new house, long-distance travel, getting married, treating illnesses, worship ceremonies, burial ceremonies, funeral ceremonies.
Departure to the Northwest meets the auspicious deity, bringing luck and joy. Departure to the Southwest meets the Wealth deity, receiving wealth and money. Limit travel to the Northeast as this is an inauspicious direction on this day.
Check the auspicious and inauspicious hours on 18/12/2023
Auspicious Hours:
– 03-05h (Dragon hour): Tools fate. Everything is good.
– 07-09h (Snake hour): Green dragon. Good for everything, leading among the auspicious hours.
– 09h-11h (Horse hour): Bright road. Beneficial for meeting important people, for promotion and career advancement.
– 15h-17h (Monkey hour): Gold storage. Good for weddings.
– 17h-19h (Rooster hour): Gold path. Smooth in all matters.
– 21h-23h (Pig hour): Jade path. Good for everything, especially for paperwork, letters, studying, and writing. Avoid activities related to mud and kitchen.
Inauspicious Hours
– 23-01h (Rat hour): Celestial labor. Everything is unfavorable.
– 01-03h (Buffalo hour): Primitive origin. Avoid litigation and communication.
– 05h-07h (Tiger hour): Fishing conflict. Highly inauspicious for moving houses, building houses, funerals.
– 11h-13h (Dragon hour): Celestial form. Highly inauspicious for litigation.
– 13h-15h (Snake hour): Lord of disputes. Avoid conflicts, litigation.
– 19h-21h (Dog hour): White tiger. Inauspicious for everything, except hunting and self-sacrifice.
Departure Hours
11h-13h and 23h-1h, Xich Kho hour, departure during this hour may lead to arguments, unpleasant events, so be cautious. Those who plan to leave should postpone their departure. Be careful with your words and avoid causing conflicts. Generally, try to avoid meetings, official matters, debates, etc. during this hour. If it is necessary to go, be mindful of your words to prevent fights and arguments.
1h-3h and 13h-15h, Small Cac hour, very auspicious for departure, bringing good luck. Everyone in the family is healthy. Those who have traveled will soon return. Business brings profit. Women receive good news. Everything goes smoothly and harmoniously.
3h-5h and 15h-17h, Tuyet Lo hour, Dai Hung hour, very inauspicious. Departure during this hour often encounters misfortune, many people lose their belongings and cannot find them again. Seeking wealth is not beneficial and may encounter obstacles. Lawsuits and disputes are disadvantageous.
5h-7h and 17h-19h, Dai An hour, departure is auspicious. Homes are peaceful. Seek wealth in the Southwest direction. Those who leave will have a peaceful journey.
7h-9h and 19h-21h, Toc Hy hour, departure during this hour will bring many auspicious signs and joy. It is better to choose the morning than the afternoon, as the favorable aspects decrease in the afternoon. Seeking wealth during departure should be in the South direction. Those who travel will meet with high-ranking leaders, officials, or partners, bringing lots of luck. Everything proceeds smoothly without worry. Livestock farming is favorable.
9h-11h and 21h-23h, Luu Nien hour, labor is difficult, seeking wealth is unclear. Those who travel will not receive news. Lawsuits should be postponed. Caution is needed to prevent arguments. The words spoken during this hour are very ordinary. Although things are slow and long, everything is certain.
This information is for reference and experience purposes.
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