View lunar calendar on 6/11/2023 – View good and bad hours on 6/11/2023
Monday, 6/11/2023, also known as September 23rd of the lunar calendar, is the day of Mau Thin, in the month of Nham Tuat, in the year of Quy Mao, and under the influence of Tuynh Suong season. This is a day when Dong Hanh Duong Tho is present, with Harmonious Combination between Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, leading to disharmony and lack of advantages for major tasks.
The harmonious ages for this day are Ty and Than. The conflicting ages with this day are Canh Tuat and Binh Tuat.
Traveling in the Southeast direction encounters the Lucky deity, bringing luck, joy, and smooth work. Traveling in the North direction encounters the Wealth deity, attracting wealth and fortune. It is advised to avoid traveling in the South direction.
Good activities for this day include ceremonies, petitions, resolving disputes, weddings, grand openings, warehouse openings, and seeking fortune and prosperity.
Avoid construction, ground-breaking, and land excavation on this day.
View good and bad hours on 6/11/2023
Good Hours
– 03h-05h (Dan hour): favorable for all activities.
– 07h-09h (Thin hour): Fortune hour. Excellent for all activities and stands at the forefront of the Good Hours.
– 09h-11h (Ty hour): Bright Path hour. This time frame is highly beneficial for meeting important people and for career advancement.
– 15h-17h (Than hour): Golden Treasury hour. Ideal for weddings.
– 17h-19h (Dau hour): Golden Path hour. All activities go smoothly.
– 21h-23h (Hoi hour): Jade Path hour. Perfect for all activities, especially official documents, paperwork, studying, and starting new projects. Avoid activities related to mud and cooking.
Bad Hours
– 23h-01h (Ty hour): Celestial Accident hour. All activities during this time frame are unfavorable.
– 01h-03h (Suu hour): Original Sin hour. Communication and litigation should be avoided.
– 05h-07h (Mao hour): Military Battle hour. Groundbreaking, house construction, and moving should be avoided.
– 13h-15h (Ngo hour): Heavenly Form hour. Litigation should be avoided during this time frame.
– 19h-21h (Mui hour): Border General hour. Disputes and litigation should be avoided.
– 19h-21h (Tuat hour): White Tiger hour. All activities should be avoided, except for self-sufficient hunting.
Auspicious Hours
23h-01h and 11h-13h, Dai An hour. This is a time frame for all good and peaceful activities, bringing peace to homes and safe travels. If seeking fortune, travel in the Southwest direction.
01h-03h and 13h-15h, Toc Hy hour. This is an auspicious time for meeting important figures and encountering good luck. Livestock breeding is favorable. Traveling in this direction will bring news. If seeking fortune, travel in the South direction.
03h-05h and 15h-17h, Luu Nien hour. Prayer for fortune during this time frame is uncertain. It is advisable to postpone disputes and litigation. People traveling during this time should be cautious and refrain from argumentation and ordinary speech. Although work may be slow and time-consuming, it will be reliable.
05h-07h and 17h-19h, Xich Khau hour. This time frame is prone to conflicts and disputes. Meetings, official affairs, and debates should be postponed. If unavoidable, it is best to remain silent and avoid conflicts, arguments, and fights.
07h-09 and 19h-21h, Tieu Cac hour. This is an auspicious time for traveling, bringing good luck. Profitable business deals, news from family members, and good health for women.
09h-11h and 21h-23h, Tuyet Lo hour. This time frame is not favorable for seeking fortune, with business endeavors and plans likely to face obstacles and accidents during travel.
The information provided is for reference and personal interpretation.
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