What are the auspicious days of the ecliptic in June of the lunar calendar in 2020?

What are the auspicious days of the ecliptic in June of the lunar calendar in 2020?

June of the lunar calendar in 2020 is suggested as an auspicious day for houses;

Lunar calendar: June 4, 2020 Gregorian calendar: July 24, 2020, Friday, Leo.

Lunar calendar: June 5, 2020 Gregorian calendar: July 25, 2020, Saturday, Leo.

Lunar calendar: June 2020 1 1 day Gregorian calendar: July 30, 3 1, Leo.

Lunar calendar: June 2020 16 Gregorian calendar: Wednesday, August 5, 2020, Leo.

Lunar calendar: June 22, 2020 Gregorian calendar: August 2020 1 1, Tuesday, Leo.

Lunar calendar: June 28, 2020 Gregorian calendar: August 2020/KLOC-Monday, 0/7, Leo.

On the whole process of beam construction.

1) Sacrificial beam in front of upper beam

It is a necessary step to sacrifice the beam before loading.

People use red paper or red silk to carry the main girder into the front of the new house, and put sacrifices such as pigs, fish, chickens, geese, eggs, tofu and incense sticks on the altar. Masons and carpenters put in good words while toasting.

2) Pay attention to the loading process of the beam.

After the sacrifice, craftsmen will hang the main girder to the roof or pull it up with ropes.

When hanging or pulling the beam, firecrackers will explode, and Master Liang will sing Song Liang and shout, "Go, good luck! "In the process of beam erection, some places require the beam to be lifted smoothly, and it is forbidden to tilt back and forth. However, in other places, the eastern end of the beam is often higher than the western end, because the eastern end represents the dragon and the western end represents the white tiger. According to the requirements of geomantic science, the white tiger is lower than the green dragon.

After the main girder is successfully placed, the owner should move the colorful bags of coarse grains sent by relatives and friends to the roof and put them in the middle of the girder, which means that there are abundant grains and put red cloth on the girder. In some places, a pair of cloth insoles are sewn at the bottom of the red cloth, which means paving the way for the owner of the new house.

In some places, red cloth bags filled with red dates, peanuts, rice, wheat and evergreen trees are hung in the middle of the main beams, which means happiness, luck, longevity and happiness, and will last forever.

3) casting the beam after loading the beam.

After that, the craftsman wrapped the fruit and food in red cloth, and while saying good things, he threw the cloth into the laundry basket held by the owner in both hands. This process is called receiving the bag, which means catching the treasure.

The most active procedure in the ceremony is throwing beams. When the owner received the bag, the craftsman threw candy, peanuts, steamed bread, copper coins and gold ingots around from the beam, so that men, women and children who came to watch the excitement competed for it. The more people, the happier the host. This move is called throwing a beam, which means that financial resources are rolling in.

When throwing beams, craftsmen have to say auspicious words. They often say: when throwing beams to the east, the east is full of sunrise; Throw a beam to the west, and Kirin sends a son to hang a double happiness; Throw the beam to the south, and future generations will be champions; Throw the beam to the north and store white rice every year.

After throwing the beam, people left the new house and let the sun shine on the beam. This is called sunbathing.

Finally, the host gave a banquet to entertain craftsmen, helpers, relatives and friends, and distributed red envelopes, and the whole ceremony ended.