We all know that the winter solstice is a relatively important solar term in the year, and it is also a solar term with obvious seasonality. During the winter solstice every year, many places have various customs and habits, as well as various specialties and precautions. So when can you be buried before and after the winter solstice in 2022? Let’s take a closer look below! Which day is good for burial before and after the winter solstice in 2022?
There are six auspicious days before and after the winter solstice in 2022, which are the 13th, 19th, 21st, 25th, 28th, and 31st. Those who want to be buried around the winter solstice in 2022 can be used as a reference.
December 13, 2022, November 18th
Friday, Jiashen day, Bingzi month, Jihai year
Suitable for:
Wedding ceremony Grave burial, betrothal, offering sacrifices, building a house, standing pillars, praying for heirs, unplanting, going to school, tailoring, seeking wealth, seeking medical treatment, getting married, getting married. Bringing animals into the house, fasting, praying for blessings, decorating, moving soil, buying property, breaking ground, building embankments, releasing water, moving to Anxiang, litigating, building, opening, opening for business, migration, December 19, 2022, November 24
Bingzi month of Jihai year Geng Thursday of the Yin Day
Suitable for:
Engagement, raising a son-in-law, planting plants, fasting, praying for an heir, entering the house, burial, starting a drill, removing clothes, removing pillars, raising beams, raising livestock, setting up coupons, husbandry, tailoring, collecting meridians
Taboo:
Separate, get married, return to Ning, travel to offer sacrifices, pray for blessings, decorate, break ground, build embankments, release water, open warehouses, start construction, seek wealth, build houses, move, collect wealth, go to work, get married, build, open, open for business, move in 2022 December 21st, November 26th
Saturday, Bingzi month, Renchen day, Jihai year
Suitable for:
Praying for marriage, moving, getting money, starting a job, and recruiting a wife Accepting a son-in-law, building a house, fasting, worshiping, offering sacrifices, burying, going to office, seeking heirs, releasing crops, adopting livestock, going to school, tailoring, seeking wealth, crowns, hairpins, getting married, opening a business, opening a market, moving Meridian installation, bed decoration, breaking ground, entering the house, getting engaged, traveling, seeking medical advice, receiving repairs, December 25, 2022, the first day of the twelfth lunar month
Wednesday, Bingshen day, Bingzi month, Jihai year
Suitable for:
Getting married, moving, making stoves, starting drills, repairing graves, burying, getting engaged, offering sacrifices, upright pillars, going to school, tailoring, seeking wealth, traveling, planting, seeking medical treatment, marrying, adopting, relocation
Taboos:
Start construction, set up coupons, collect wealth, separate houses, set up beds, cut wood, put up beams, bring livestock into the house, pray for prayers, build houses, decorate houses, purchase real estate, break soil, build embankments, release water, litigate, build, open, open for business December 28, 2022, the fourth day of December
Jihai day, Bingzi month, Jihai year, Saturday
Suitable for:
Pray for marriage, appointment, engagement, heir, medical grace, pardon, sacrifice, funeral, burial, making coupons, praying for wealth, fasting, opening a warehouse to collect wealth Building a dike, marrying, accepting adoption
Taboo:
Planting, starting construction, decorating a house, setting up a bed, building a bed, buying a property, going out on a boat, moving soil, moving pillars, building a house, building, opening, opening, opening a market, moving December 31, 2022, the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month
Tuesday, Renyin day, Bingzi month, Jihai year
Suitable for:
Breaking ground, digging, repairing graves, burial, engagement, and raising children Bringing in a son-in-law, begging for heirs, removing clothes, offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, removing pillars and beams, planting, taking in livestock, going out, releasing water, tending clothes, tailoring, meridians, picking up goods
Taboos:
Breaking ground for decoration, opening warehouses, moving, and installing incense in the house Start work, build a house, collect wealth, go to work, get married, build a business, open a business, move, how to choose an auspicious day for burial
There are 3 ways to choose a suitable auspicious day for burial:
1. Look at the almanac, choose a suitable day for burial according to the almanac, and check the auspicious day for burial.
2. Find a Feng Shui master to calculate an auspicious day for burial based on the deceased’s birth date.
3. According to the festival of the deceased, March 7th, May 7th, July 7th, Hundred Days, and Anniversary, the deceased is honored and nothing is tabooed.
4. In terms of Feng Shui date selection, there is a period of time during the year when it is not necessary to select a date. One of the periods is around Qingming Festival when adding soil to tombs, erecting monuments, planting trees and other matters related to the shady house. There is no taboo on everything, which is why people focus on handling all shady matters during the Qingming Festival.
What is the importance of burial time?
For those who are particular about the auspicious day of burial, do not refer to the almanac, but ask a Feng Shui master to help calculate it. The almanac clearly indicates the appropriate taboos, conflicting evil spirits, directions, fleeting years, Tai Sui, three Yuan Jiu Yun, Xuan Kong Jiu Xing, etc. The content is rich, fresh and clear. In addition to the specific day, the time of burial also needs to be paid attention to. It cannot be earlier than sunrise or later than sunset. Burial is a matter of final farewell. The correct date should be calculated based on the pros and cons of the deceased's death date, combined with the pros and cons of the deceased's death, the passing of time, Tai Sui, and the family.
The auspicious days for burial are Tiande, Moon De, Tian De He, Moon De He, Tian Pardon, Tian Wish, and Barking Day. Avoid months of construction, moon break, earth mansion, weekdays, sun harvest, calamity evil, disaster evil, moon evil, moon punishment, moon weariness, earth talisman, four wastes, four poverty, four taboos, earth bag, compound day, heavy day . In addition, avoid the seven stars in the twenty-eight constellations: Jiao, Yuan, Kui, Lou, ghost, ox, and star. Avoid the day of fire in the sky, avoid the day of red sand, avoid the day of small red sand, avoid the day when the sky and the earth destroy the sun, avoid the sun when the year breaks, avoid the death of a human being, and avoid the death of a filial son.
Water, Gengxin gold can overcome Jia Yi wood, Rengui water can overcome Bing Ding fire. The Earthly Branches are in conflict: Ziwu is in conflict with Chouwei, Yinshen is in conflict with Maoyou, Chenxu is in conflict with Sihai. All these must be taken into consideration, and an auspicious day for burial should be chosen based on the conflicting joys and taboos.
When choosing an auspicious day for burial during a funeral, the numerology of the eldest son and grandson should be the main focus, because they are usually in charge of major events. So avoid days that are not good for them. Secondly, we must avoid the days that conflict with Tai Sui. Tai Sui controls the good and bad luck of the year in the world. Tai Sui should be quiet and not move. The funeral itself is full of sadness. If the chosen day conflicts with Tai Sui, it may offend Tai Sui and bring disaster. It is also necessary to avoid the situation of breaking the moon order. The moon order is very important in the horoscope, and the moon order is the outline. Monthly orders are equally important when choosing a date for a funeral. The chosen day cannot conflict with, harm or punish each other with the moon order. In addition, it can also be determined based on the zodiac sign of the deceased. For specific reference, pigs, dogs and sheep are taboo on Mao Chen, dragons, snakes and rats are afraid of noon but are not angry, monkeys, chickens and cows are afraid of Youxu position, tigers, horses and rabbits are afraid of the ugly position of children.