We are all rabbits. On what day should we move in May?

A comfortable home environment is not only the guarantee of home life, but also brings people peace, happiness and good luck. In life, there is always a need to move, such as moving and changing rooms. Everything from furniture to sundries, big or small, needs to be properly arranged and taken care of. Moving is indeed a laborious task, but if it is not handled carefully enough, it is likely to bring some negative effects.

When choosing an auspicious day to move, you should know:

One: according to the eight characters of the people you live in, find out your favorite god;

Two: Choose Tiande Day, Yuede Day, Tiande Hehe Day, Tiane, Yima, Chengri, Kairi, Shenbing Day, Gengshen Day, Chen Geng Day, Xinsi Day and Renyin Day;

Three: avoid the moon breaking, weekdays, closed days, robbery, disaster, monthly punishment, monthly disaster, big time, heavenly officials, four wastes, five tombs, returning to jealousy and death.

Four: take 2 1 stick of incense and light it when you check in, enter from the left side of the house, let the smoke sweep up and down the kitchen stove, ceiling, wall and even the foot of the wall, exit from the right side of the house, go to a safe place outside, put it out and discard it. It is particularly important to ward off evil spirits, especially those houses built on the foundation of geomantic omen.

Special reminder: if you are pregnant, don't witness the whole relocation process. It's best to do some work such as boiling water, cooking and worshiping god when you move to the auspicious day of the ecliptic.

Six: On the day of check-in, you must boil a pot of boiling water, indicating that the financial resources are rolling. At the same time, all kinds of pots (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) are stuffed. ), turn on the tap and let the water flow slowly; Because the water is flowing, it means the plate is full. You can also turn on the fan at home and blow around, but don't blow at the gate, it's feng shui.

Seven: When moving, it is best to bring a rice jar or bucket full of rice, and put a piece of red paper or a red envelope that says "always full" in the bucket.