Year of the Golden Rabbit 2011 2 THE
SECOND DAY (4th February)
Tis is the day of the Lap Chun. Everyone should celebrate this day with a lion dance. It is a Tiger day that conflicts with the Monkey. Te day’s element is Metal, which helps the Horse born. Tis day is best for the Dragon and Snake. Te Lo Shu Number of the day is 9, suggesting future prosperity which benefits everyone but especially those who have a 9 Rings Dragon Sword placed in the center of their home or who are wearing an auspicious 9 Rings Sword made of gold. Te day also benefits those carrying the
Wealth And Success amulet which enhances income luck. Te favourable direction of the
day is Southeast, so houses that are facing or sitting in this direction enjoy prosperity and auspicious luck today. Rooms located here are beneficial for their residents. If yours is a Southeast facing house, this is an excellent day to throw a party and open your house to receive lucky yang chi.
Rituals for the Second Day: Tis is the best day for the younger generation to pay their respects to parents and parents-in-law. If you are visiting your in-laws, bring some good fortune food, fruits and plenty of smiles. Te second day is also known as an auspicious day for Commencement of Business too. Tose who are in business should pray to the God of Business by
Nine Rings Dragon Sword
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THE THIRD DAY (5th February) A Rabbit Day with the element of Metal. Te conflict animal is the Rooster. Te advice is for Rabbit people is to go out
and enjoy themselves. Today is your best day. You can have a party or gambling session if you so wish. Your luck is good for this day. Tose born in the year of the Rooster should not argue with anyone
as it is very unlucky to have people scold or criticize you today. Stay at home and enjoy the Chinese New Year celebrations in a quiet way. Carry the Red Dragon amulet for protection. It is also a good day for those born in the year of the Dragon and Snake. Te Lo Shu Number of the day is 1, which suggests a day that is beneficial for all those wanting to further their career luck. If you are staying in a house that faces the East direction, today brings exceptional good fortune. Today’s afflicted direction is Northwest. You need to place the Wu Lou with Anthakarana Symbol at the door entrance to subdue the illness energy today. Te day’s luck favours houses that face or sit
East. So if yours is a East-facing or sitting house, you can consider organizing a party to celebrate and activate the day.
Rituals for the Third Day : Tis day is known as Day of Arguments. You are advised to stay at home and avoid visiting people. Better to socialize with family members than outsiders, but make efforts not to get angry or get into heated discussions.
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is Earth. Te day favours the Sheep and Monkey. Te conflict animal is the Dog who is thus advised to stay low key. Te Number 2 is the Lo Shu Number
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of the day, indicating a favourable day that brings good luck to Southwest-oriented homes. Homes which have their doors located here enjoy good fortune. Rooms located in the Northeast are afflicted by the illness and misfortune star. Avoid the Northwest, which is the place of disharmony today.
Rituals for the Fourth Day: Tis is an auspicious day to open the office after the main New Year holidays. If you are still studying or you have children, this is the day to pray to God of Education for good study and examination luck. Go to the temple with offerings such as garlic (good on calculation), celery (makes your child very hard working), leek (wisdom) and 4 brushes (4 scholastic objects which symbolize excellence in scholarship).
THE FOURTH DAY (6th February) Tis is a Dragon Day. Te element
making offerings and dedicating it to enjoying good business luck for the year. It is a good day to travel or to visit friends.
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