What is the origin of auspicious days? What's the moral?

What is the origin of auspicious days?

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. What does auspicious day mean?

1, Feng Shui implication: Good weather and favorable geographical conditions can create a very good spatial gas field, so that in such an environment, the influence of the gas field will be effectively exerted, which will naturally play a very good role.

2. Psychological implication: In the eyes of China people, the auspicious day means the right time, the right place and the right people, which means that this day is very good and everything will go smoothly. So on such a day, it is very good to start work. To a certain extent, this can bring people great psychological satisfaction, increase people's confidence and determination, make people more stable and strong psychologically when doing things, and have a good psychological promotion effect.