Is May 26th of the lunar calendar in 2022 an auspicious day of the ecliptic? When is the auspicious day of the ecliptic in May?

The fifth month of the lunar calendar, that is, the fifth month of the year, is midsummer month. At noon, midsummer, the day after tomorrow, gossip is due south.

In May of the lunar calendar, there are other nicknames, such as noon month, end month, Pu month, evil month, Liu month, Gao month, Jade month, cicada and Tianzhong. Is May 26th of the lunar calendar in 2022 an auspicious day of the ecliptic?

May 26th of the lunar calendar in 2022 does not belong to the auspicious day of the ecliptic.

Lunar calendar: May 26th, 2022; Gregorian calendar: On Friday, June 24th, 2022, Tiger rushed south.

Today's Gregorian calendar is appropriate.

Decorate, lift the car, sign a contract to move the grave, sign a contract to hand over the house, get a certificate, take money and buy land.

Buying a house, collecting debts, planting trees, building houses, drilling wells, building graves, cutting down trees, and visiting relatives for decoration.

Loan to plant flowers to build houses, scrape tires, open graves, make coffins, lay foundations and install household appliances.

Today's yellow calendar is taboo.

Get married, get engaged, go to work, start a business, move to a new place and go on a business trip.

Move, move, travel, trade, get married, open the market and bury the house.

Buy a car, go to school, study, repair a house, go out, move a bed, do business and have a wedding.

The Relationship between the Yellow Calendar and the Gods

Sacrifice: refers to ancestral temple sacrifice, that is, ancestor worship or temple fair, sacrifice to god, etc.

Blessing: To ask God to bless something that may be wished.

Heir seeking: pointing to the gods and asking for heirs (descendants)

Opening: After the Buddha statue is shaped, it is dedicated to the upper position.

Plastic painting: painting of temples or carving of statues, portraits, etc.

Qi Yi: Build an altar to pray and seek peace.

Fire means moving the throne, and fire means incense.