Is the fifth day of March an auspicious day?

The fifth day of March is an auspicious day.

According to the eight-character numerology, the fifth day of March belongs to Geng Xuri, when it is noon, and Geng Jin is in power, which is a fair, just and selfless day. Noon represents light and enthusiasm, and it is the busiest time of the day, which helps to give full play to one's talents and skills and do one's job well.

The fifth day of March should be: coronation, travel, sacrifice, opening ceremony, collecting money, begging, setting up coupons, trading, engagement, dismantling, digging wells, breaking ground and making beds. Taboos on the fifth day of March: entering the house, moving, burying, digging wells, shipping, litigation and going to work. The fifth day of March is a suitable day to enter the house. It is a good choice for people to move on this day.

The origin of auspicious days of the ecliptic

The ecliptic is an ancient astronomical term. There are two kinds of coordinates that describe and determine the orientation of stars in ancient astronomy. One is equatorial coordinates and the other is ecliptic coordinates. The equator is a big circle on the celestial sphere perpendicular to the daily rotation axis of the earth. The ecliptic is a big circle, where people on earth can see the trajectory of the sun among the stars in a year. These two circles don't coincide. The parts on both sides of the ecliptic are called the ecliptic, which includes the paths of the sun, the moon and the planets.

The ancients believed that the change of the position of the sun in the sky would form a certain situation with other planets on the ecliptic, thus affecting people on earth. Good influence is called auspiciousness, and bad influence is called fierceness. When the sun has an auspicious influence on the planet at a certain position in the ecliptic, it is called auspicious day. But when the sun and the planets have a bad influence, it is called a bad day.