Can you sacrifice on the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2022?

Is the second day of the fifth lunar month in the Year of the Tiger a sacrificial day in 2022?

Lunar calendar: May 2, 2002

Gregorian calendar: Tuesday, May 3, 20221day.

Suitable for today

Decoration, housewarming, car lifting, contract signing, stove moving, door installation, door repair, door signing, house delivery, house permit obtaining, house moving, collection of money, beginning of sacrifice, house piercing, door repair, grave opening, ticket purchase, land purchase, debt collection, patient treatment and worship.

Today's taboo

Get married, get engaged, go to work, start a business, start a business, hold a wedding, travel, travel, get married, get a bed, go out for burial, buy a car, go to school, study and repair a house, move a bed, go to a doctor, go to a house, make sauce, build a wall, fish and hunt.

According to the Gregorian calendar, the second day of the fifth lunar month in 2022 is suitable for sacrifice, so today is the day of sacrifice.

What does burning seven mean?

Burning seven is also called seven, fasting seven and keeping seven, that is, after a person dies, a Buddhist ceremony is held every seven days, and a fast sacrifice is set for the deceased, which lasts for 7749 days in turn. The custom of burning seven was popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Since ancient times, burning seven has become a custom in funeral etiquette, and the merits of Dojo are held on the seventh day of funeral, which is a blessing to the dead. Popular belief can transcend the dead and save them from going to hell. There are many activities, ranging from simple to grand.

17, also known as the first seven days, is the seventh day after death. A grand ceremony was held in the funeral home, where a coffin was set up for the owner of the wood, incense was offered for worship, paper boxes and cymbals were burned, and monks and Taoist priests were invited to recite scriptures and make confessions.

Erqi, reciprocity. On this day, families prepare wine and cakes, provide soup and rice as a souvenir, burn paper and invite Taoist priests to chant Buddhist scriptures.

On the night of March 37, the dutiful son lit incense, called the name or title of the deceased at the fork in the road, or went to the grave to burn incense to take the deceased home and put wine at home.

47. The ceremony was simple. On this day, family members prepare wine, offer soup and rice, and burn paper to pay homage.

On May 7th, on July 7th and May 7th, the sacrificial ceremony was particularly heavy. On this day, mourners held a memorial ceremony, burned paper and asked monks and Taoist priests to set fire to their burners. Relatives and friends also bring paper money, tin foil ingots (or cash) to help sacrifice, and have a banquet at the funeral. Some burn people with paper, and there are pavilions with built-in tin foil ingots; There are Jinshan and Yinshan, and the mountains are dotted with flowers, birds and animals. During the ceremony, these documents were taken to the grave for incineration. Some married daughters choose wine and vegetables to go back to their parents' homes to pay homage, and they also ask monks and Taoists to chant Buddhist scriptures and call lunch boxes.

67. The memorial service is generally simple. On this day, the family prepared wine, offered soup, offered rice and burned paper as a memorial.

July 7th, also known as Full Seven, Broken Seven, Sacrifice Seven and Burning Seven, is completed. A grand memorial service was held in the funeral home. Relatives all came to burn paper, and some even went to pay homage to the grave. After the sacrifice, the dutiful son burned filial shoes, funeral sticks and other things and withdrew from the mourning hall. On this day, after the monks and Taoist priests were invited to build an altar to offer prayers, the ceremony of burning seven was finished, so it was also called seven years old. After July 7th, the dutiful son can have a younger brother, shave and visit relatives and friends. May of the lunar calendar in 2022 is a good day to worship ancestors!

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