What are the do's and don'ts on the sixth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

What are the do's and don'ts on the sixth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020? May is the time when pomegranate flowers are in full bloom, hence the name Pomegranate Month. The weather is getting warmer. How much do you know about the fifth month of the lunar calendar? Come and check out Shuimoxiansheng.com’s special topic for May 2020 of the lunar calendar.

What day is the sixth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

Lunar calendar year 2020, May 6th day (lunar calendar)

Cancer (Friday, June 26, 2020)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Geng does not have meridians, and Zi does not ask for divination. Conflict: Rat day clashes with horse (Jiawu). Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with horse, Punishment with rabbit, Harm with sheep, Broken with chicken, Compatible with ox, Three-combination with dragon and monkey, Six-combination with ox. Yearly evil: Yearly evil south. Constellation: Southern ghost gold sheep - bad luck

What are the things to do and not to do on the sixth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use it for important matters when the day and month are broken] Marry, marry a son-in-law, sign a contract, seek an heir, settle a lawsuit, seek medical treatment, accept a son-in-law, take up a post, settle a lawsuit, break the house, take medicine, break the ground, start drilling

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use for important matters when the sun is inauspicious or the moon is inauspicious] Setting up the bed, wearing the hairpin, opening the market, erecting the pillars, breaking the ground, separating, moving, building the stove, taking in livestock, moving into the house, closing the account, sailing, opening the warehouse, releasing the water, receiving the bride price, raising the beam, building, burying, building the house, installing the door, traveling, buying property, praying for blessings

What are the rules for choosing between good and bad luck?

According to Volume 10 of Xie Ji Bian Fang Shu, "When good luck is enough to overcome bad luck, follow what is appropriate and not what is taboo; when good luck and bad luck offset each other, things of virtue and joy should still be taboo; when good luck is not enough to overcome bad luck, follow what is taboo and not what is appropriate." Specifically, there are six situations in which good luck and bad luck are mixed together and how to deal with them:
①Good fortune overcomes bad fortune, follow what is appropriate rather than what is undesirable;
② Good fortune is enough to counteract bad fortune. If you encounter good fortune, you should follow what is appropriate and not what is undesirable. If you do not encounter good fortune, you should follow what is appropriate and not what is undesirable.
③Good fortune cannot overcome bad fortune. If you encounter virtue, good fortune will prevail. Follow what is appropriate and not what is taboo. If you do not encounter virtue, follow what is taboo and not what is appropriate.
④ If misfortune outweighs good fortune, it will only be offset when there is virtue. Follow what is appropriate and not what is taboo. If there is no virtue, follow what is taboo and not what is appropriate.
⑤ If misfortune comes with misfortune, follow the precautions instead of the appropriate ones when encountering virtue; if misfortune comes without it, be cautious about everything;
⑥ When disasters repeat themselves, even when one encounters virtue, one will still be cautious about everything.
It does not mean that we should avoid all evil spirits regardless of their size, importance or importance.