How to choose Auspicious Date Selections for yourself

So  you are planning to launch a new business, or deciding on the opening day of a new shop and you are wanting to find an auspicious date but do not have the time to find an auspicious date specialist.  You can do this to find a  generic auspicious date. Using an auspicious date – meaning the cosmic constellation stars are aligned favourably will ensure that your venture or ideas will have better results.

Right timing leads to right results.To do this the chinese metaphysical way you will need a tong shu – a chinese solar calendar.

Choosing an auspicious date, also known as date selection or date picking, is a common practice in many cultures, particularly in Asian societies where it is often used for important events such as weddings, business openings, and moving into a new home. While the methods and beliefs about what constitutes an auspicious date can vary widely, here are some general guidelines that you can consider:

1. Consult with Experts:

If you are not familiar with the practice, it’s wise to consult with a professional who specializes in date selection. In many cultures, there are experts such as Feng Shui masters or astrologers who can provide personalized guidance based on your birth date and other relevant information.

2. Consider Personal Factors:

• Birthdays: Some people prefer to choose dates that are significant to them, such as their birthdays or other meaningful anniversaries.
• Zodiac Signs: Some cultures believe in the influence of zodiac signs on a person’s luck. Choosing a date that aligns with your zodiac sign or is compatible with your zodiac sign might be considered auspicious.
• Numerology: Numerology is often used to analyze the energy associated with specific dates. Certain numbers are considered lucky or unlucky in different cultures.

3. Avoid Clash with Personal Zodiac Signs:

Some believe that certain zodiac signs clash with others. It’s often recommended to avoid dates where the zodiac signs of key individuals (like the couple in a wedding) clash, as it might bring negative energy.

4. Consider Traditional Calendars:

• Lunar Calendar: Many traditional cultures use lunar calendars. Dates on the lunar calendar might have different meanings and are often consulted for auspicious occasions.
• Solar Calendar: In some cultures, specific days on the solar calendar are considered lucky.

5. Avoid Inauspicious Days:

• Death Anniversaries: Avoid choosing dates that coincide with the death anniversaries of close family members or ancestors.
• Certain Days of the Week: In some cultures, certain days of the week are considered inauspicious for certain activities.

6. Consider the Purpose:

• Weddings: Couples often choose dates that are meaningful to them, or dates that are believed to bring good fortune and happiness.
• Business Events: Business openings might be scheduled on dates that signify prosperity and success.
• Moving: Families might choose dates for moving into a new home based on auspicious considerations.

7. Cultural and Regional Variations:

Keep in mind that practices vary widely between cultures and regions. What is considered auspicious in one culture might not be the same in another. It’s important to understand the specific cultural context you are operating in.

8. Trust Your Intuition:

Sometimes, people simply have a feeling about a particular date. Trust your intuition if you have a strong inclination towards a certain day.

Always remember that these practices are rooted in cultural beliefs and traditions. If you are unsure or do not follow these traditions, it’s perfectly acceptable to choose a date that is convenient and meaningful to you personally.

Lets say the date is in the month of April 2011 when you want to start a new business?

We know 2011 is a rabbit year and April is a dragon month.

• Using a pen on your calendar, you start by crossing out all the Year Breaker days.
• The year breaker is the sign that clashes with a given year.
•  The Year Breaker for 2011 is Rooster (you) so you start by crossing out all the rooster – you days.
• Next you want to cross out all the Month Breaker days.

Originally posted 2014-10-01 16:29:00.