2021July 15 Is Mid-Autumn Festival an auspicious day of the zodiac? Is today a good day to move to a new home?

Mid-Autumn Festival, the so-called July 30th and ancestor worship festival. Mid-Autumn Festival is the life course of Taoism, and Buddhism calls it Yulanben Festival. The customs of Mid-Autumn Festival include offering sacrifices to ancestors, setting off river lanterns, offering sacrifices to the dead, burning paper ingots and offering sacrifices to the ground.

In the Book of Changes, seven is a changing number and a resurrection number. I ching: repeat the same thing and come back in seven days. The sky will be fine. The seventh is yang number and days. After the sun between heaven and earth is extinguished, it can be resurrected after seven days. This is the way of heaven and earth, the principle of yin-yang cycle. People choose to worship their ancestors on July 14 (February 27), which is related to the number of resurrection in July.

Is July 202 1 year 15 suitable for moving to a new home?

Lunar calendar: July 202 1 year 15; Gregorian calendar: Sunday, August 22nd, 202 1 year, rushing to the north.

Suitable for the old yellow calendar

Don't use it when a day is worth a month.

Bathing cures diseases, destroying houses and walls.

Taboo of the old yellow calendar

Don't use it when a day is worth a month.

Don't take the rest.

Judging from July15th of the lunar calendar on 202 1, it was an unlucky day to move to a new home.

Do you want to worship the house god after moving?

After moving into a new house, it is customary to visit (the owner) at dusk that afternoon. (Foundation owner) is (land god) or (house god), and everyone has it. Thanks (to the owner) can keep the house safe.

Or: (the owner) is the first resident of the homestead, commonly known as (Kaijizu). Later, because the mansion was occupied or turned into someone else's residence, folk beliefs should be enshrined to avoid being hurt.

The legendary (foundation boss) is not tall. When worshipping, he should be at the door of the kitchen or the back door of the new house, and the table where the offerings are placed should not be too high.