Check lunar calendar on December 4, 2023 – Check auspicious and inauspicious time on December 4, 2023
Monday, December 4, 2023, which is the 22nd day of the 10th lunar month, is the Binh Than day, in the month of Quy Hoi, the year of Quy Mao in the Solar terms of Little Snow.
It is the Punishment Day (Great Hunger) – Yang Fire clashes with Yang Metal, making it a very unfavorable day. If you proceed with any activities, there will be many obstacles and difficulties, and it will require a lot of effort with little chance of success. Therefore, it is best to avoid undertaking major tasks.
Things to do: Religious ceremonies, healing, funerals, burials.
Things not to do: Construction, excavation, roof casting, roof repairs, moving to a new house, long-distance trips, weddings, seeking luck and fortune, grand openings, starting a new business, lawsuits, disputes.
Traveling southwest brings encounters with Auspicious spirits, bringing joy, luck, and convenience. Traveling east brings encounters with Wealth spirits, bringing fortune and money.
Check auspicious and inauspicious time on December 4, 2023
Auspicious Hours
– 11pm-1am (Rat Hour): Green Dragon. Good for all activities, ranked first in the Auspicious Hours.
– 1am-3am (Ox Hour): Bright Road. Beneficial for meeting important people and career advancement.
– 7am-9am (Tiger Hour): Golden Elms. Favorable for weddings.
– 9am-11am (Snake Hour): Golden Road. Smooth and successful in all matters.
– 1pm-3pm (Horse Hour): Jade Road. Good for all activities, especially paperwork, documents, learning, and writing, except for activities related to mud and cooking.
– 7pm-9pm (Dog Hour): Ancestral Fate. Everything goes well.
Inauspicious Hours
– 3am-5am (Dragon Hour): Heavenly Shape. Very unfavorable for legal disputes.
– 5am-7am (Rabbit Hour): Chou Formations. Avoid arguments and disputes.
– 11am-1pm (Goat Hour): White Tiger. Inauspicious for all activities, except for hunting and self-defense.
– 3pm-5pm (Monkey Hour): Heavenly Carts. Unfavorable for all matters, except for exorcism (in religious beliefs) and superstitious practices.
– 5pm-7pm (Rooster Hour): Fullness of Fate. Avoid lawsuits and communication.
– 9pm-11pm (Pig Hour): Crossroads. Highly unfavorable for moving houses, construction, and funerals.
Auspicious Hours
11am-1pm and 11pm-1am, the Great Peace Hour, during which most activities are auspicious. Homes are peaceful and calm. To seek fortune, travel in the southwest direction. People traveling during this time will have peace of mind.
1am-3am and 1pm-3pm, the Speed Happiness Hour, traveling during these hours will bring good omens, joy, and happiness. Morning hours are better than afternoon hours. To seek fortune, travel south. Meetings with leaders, high-level officials, or business partners will bring good luck and smooth progress.
3am-5am and 3pm-5pm, the Resting Year Hour, fortune is uncertain and careers are difficult to develop during these hours. Postpone lawsuits. Speech is ordinary. Avoid arguments. Things may progress slowly, but everything is certain.
5am-7am and 5pm-7pm, the Chained Doors Hour, traveling or engaging in activities during these hours may lead to arguments, unpleasant events, and need for caution. Be careful with your words and communication. Postpone departures. In general, avoid meetings, official affairs, and debates during this time. If unavoidable, be mindful and avoid getting into fights.
7am-9am and 7pm-9pm, the Small Carriage Hour, very favorable and auspicious for traveling. People going back home will have peace and tranquility. Business will be profitable. Good news for women. Family members are in good health. All matters are harmonious and smooth.
9am-11am and 9pm-11pm, the Path Killing Hour, which is the Great Hunger Hour, is highly inauspicious. Departing during this time may lead to unfortunate events and loss of belongings with no chance of recovery. Seeking fortune will have no benefits and may bring unfavorable outcomes. Lawsuits and disputes will not turn out well.
Information provided for reference and personal interpretation.
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