Good day to enter the house in 2024
The ancients believed that the transition between the old year and the new year would attract the best energy. Therefore, if everything went smoothly and luckily on the first day of the new year, the whole year would be favorable and good.
According to the 2023 lunar calendar, the first day of Tet is Giap Thin day. This is an auspicious day, so going out to be the first visitor of the year is extremely auspicious.
Good time to enter the house
Feng shui expert Nguyen Song Ha said that on New Year's Eve of the year of the Dragon, the hour of Ty (11pm - 1am) is Thien Lao Hac Dao. Thien Lao hour is a bad hour.
During this time, people should not leave the house… to avoid bad luck. Instead, family members should gather around the dinner table, chat, wish each other a happy new year, sing happily, and give lucky money…
The first day of Tet is a lucky day to go out and visit new people to pray for wealth and luck... This is a long-standing cultural beauty of Vietnamese people, with the wish to have a prosperous new year, full of joy, and everything goes as planned.
Expert Song Ha affirms that a day has many good and bad hours. Particularly on the first day of Tet, there are 6 auspicious hours, including:
Bing Dan (3am-5am): Tu Menh
Mau Thin (7am-9am): Thanh Long
Ky Ty (9am-11am): Minh Duong
Nham Than (3pm-5pm): Kim Quy
Quy Dau (5pm-7pm): Bao Quang
At Hoi (9pm-11pm): Ngoc Duong
"The hours of Dan, Thin, and Ty are very suitable for going to the first housewarming party," expert Song Ha added.
According to the female expert, 2024 is the year of Giap Thin, the homeowner should not ask people born in the lunar years 1938, 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1988, 1998, 2008 to come and visit the house. Because these people have the heavenly stem Mau, which is destroyed by the heavenly stem Giap of the year.
Homeowners should not ask people born in the year of the Dragon to enter their house, company, etc. because people born in the year of the Dragon are both affected by the Tai Sui and Tam Tai disasters.
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