🌟 1. Auspicious Hours (Giờ Hoàng Đạo)
According to ancient astronomy, the sun's path creates specific diurnal guardians. The sun's orbit is called the "Yellow Path" (Hoàng Đạo). Hours governed by benevolent deities (Azure Dragon, Bright Hall, Golden Chamber, Heavenly Virtue, Jade Hall, Commander of Fate) are considered Auspicious Hours.
- Highly Favorable: All undertakings during these hours proceed smoothly and are likely to succeed, especially business openings, contract signings, and wedding ceremonies.
- Neutralizes Negative Energy: Starting important activities during Auspicious Hours can help overcome bad luck if you must unavoidably act on an inauspicious day.
🌑 2. Inauspicious Hours (Giờ Hắc Đạo)
Opposite to the Auspicious Hours, Inauspicious Hours are governed by malefic deities (Heavenly Punishment, Vermilion Bird, White Tiger, Heavenly Prison, Dark Warrior, Hook Formation). These periods carry heavy Yin energy, prone to obstacles and disputes.
Feng Shui masters strongly advise against starting new ventures, traveling far, moving houses, or signing major loans during these hours to prevent financial loss and legal troubles.
⚔️ 3. Zodiac Clashes & Elemental Conflicts
Even if a day is universally charted as an "Auspicious Day", if its Earthly Branch directly clashes with your birth year's animal sign, it becomes intensely inauspicious on a personal level.
- Rat ⚡ Horse
- Ox ⚡ Goat
- Tiger ⚡ Monkey
- Cat ⚡ Rooster
- Dragon ⚡ Dog
- Snake ⚡ Pig
* Example: If you are born in the Year of the Horse, never choose a Rat day to open a business, even if it is universally auspicious.