by Lai SW on July 14, 2010
Most Chinese homes in the old days have a thick longish red book hanging on the wall ever ready to be used. And you can bet that its pages are worn and dog eared. This is the Chinese Almanac or Tong Shu. And it is a very good guide book for conduct of all daily [...]
by Lai SW on May 31, 2010
Oh my time flies. Tomorrow it is June. We have reached the half way mark and Tiger has roared in Yushu. Please pray and offer your best energy for those who have perished as well as those who survived.
I had actually thought of using the Tibetan calendar for June’s auspicious days but then I always [...]
by Lai SW on April 24, 2010
Here are the good days or auspicious days for the month of May 2010. These days are selected because they are generally free of negative influences. Each day of course is different. The reason why this is so is because in day selection, the activity that we wish to engage in decides which day we [...]
by Lai SW on October 22, 2009
Looking to get married in the near future?
Before anything is said, please note that Chinese date selection follows a very complex process. Readers, please take double note of this. General auspicious dates are just what they are, that is, they are meant for general use and general use only. Likewise for ‘bad’ dates.
The reason why [...]
by Lai SW on October 12, 2009
This is the auspicious day for October.
25th Sunday Offerings day
Avoid: Legal action against another, water works like opening , digging and clearing of ditches and ponds.
There is only one good day for this month of October. This is a general good day. Every individual is different so consult the right person.
No warranty nor guarantee, [...]