Thursday
Heavenly StemYin Fire
This day’s heavenly stem is 丁 – Yin Fire. The ten stems represent yin and yang pairs of the five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water.
The day is 丁酉 in the sixty-part stem–branch cycle. Its first character is the stem; this alone does not make a day favourable or unfavourable.
Earthly BranchRooster
This day’s earthly branch is 酉 – Rooster. Each of the twelve branches has an animal; the cycle marks days as well as birth years.
The second character of 丁酉 gives the day’s animal. It comes from the calendar cycle, not the visitor’s birth details.
Traditional day qualityDanger Day
危 – Danger Day. The traditional name means: danger, caution.
The twelve day officers follow the relationship between the day branch and the solar-month branch. Here the day is Rooster and the month is Tiger; their relationship produces this officer.
This is a general traditional quality. Read the Suggested and Avoid lists for individual activities; the name does not promise success.
Traditional recommendations
Translations of the traditional entries. Enable Chinese originals to compare.
Suitable For
- Prayers for blessings祈福
- Prayers for offspring求嗣
- Ritual fasting and ceremonies斋醮
- Making sacred images and statues塑绘
- Ritual consecration开光
- Engagement订盟
- Betrothal gifts纳采
- Marriage嫁娶
- Breaking ground for construction动土
- Moving into a home入宅
- Installing a household shrine安香
- Moving a coffin移柩
- Burial安葬
- Thanksgiving rite after construction谢土
- Travel出行
- Ritual bathing沐浴
- Renovation修造
- Erecting structural columns竖柱
- Installing a roof beam上梁
- Receiving wealth纳财
- Groundwork for burial破土
- Ritual release解除
- Installing doors or gates安门
- Filling a reservoir放水
Avoid
- Installing or repairing a stove作灶
- Positioning a bed安床
