Natal year and birth date, how to calculate the natal year?

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The entire lunar Year of the Rabbit is. The natal year is the year of Tai Sui, and the life is evil, and it is enough to block the bad luck. In the natal year, you need to be more careful and attentive in dealing with people, do not be impulsive in everything, think twice before acting, and pay more attention to the rules of life and eating habits.

The natal year is not as scary as the legend suggests, and you can be safe and sound by wearing ornaments that block bad luck and even good luck. It is better to ward off evil spirits and to bless them. I wore a blessed three-life red rope on my left hand, a bodhi bracelet, and obsidian on my right hand.

There is a real wolf tooth hanging on the neck, a wolf hip stone is hung on the mobile phone (beckoning, hehe), the son's feet are hung with a blessed copper coin red rope, and the car is hung with a string of eighteen bracelets that are opened. These are super super evil things, very effective, and there is no need to tell numerology!! My blessing red rope and wolf tooth are in the ** kk magic house to please come back, my friend introduced me to buy, his house seems to ward off evil things quite a lot, the store is also a believer.

Personally, I'm a big believer in these things. Faith is spiritual. I'm super lucky for my natal year.

The master said that it is best to carry or hang a string of true ancient six emperor coins, a wallet amulet, and a red rope to wear in the natal year.

It doesn't matter if it's given by a friend or invited by yourself.

Precautions for wearing blessed red ropes:

1.Do not open the knot, or trim its appearance and length with scissors or other objects.

2.If it is old in the future, because the vajra knot is the blessing of the three roots, it should not be discarded at will, but it can be hung on a high place (such as a roof or tree) to bless the environment and protect all living beings around it.

3.You can wear it for a lifetime, and if you don't want to wear it, be sure to burn it respectfully!

Natal year (one's year of birth considered in relation to the 12 terrestrial branches) is the year in which the lunar zodiac is located, commonly known as the year of the phase. For example, for people born in the Year of the Monkey, every Shen year is their natal year. In traditional customs, the natal year is often considered an unlucky year.

The ballad of "Tai Sui, Tai Sui, when you sit on your head, there will be no joy and woe" is the best portrayal of the unlucky year of this life. Therefore, the folk usually call the "natal year" also called the "threshold year", that is, spending the natal year is like stepping into a threshold. Every year of the birth year, all over the northern Han nationality, both adults and children have to buy a red belt to tie, commonly known as "tie red", and children also wear red vests and red pants, thinking that in this way they can avoid evil and avoid disasters.

This custom is still popular in various places today, every Spring Festival, there are ** "auspicious belt" and "auspicious knot" red and yellow ribbons everywhere in the market, people in the natal year will tie it around the waist and wrists, so that they can dispel disasters and turn evil into good fortune.

However, it is worth noting that it is generally wrong to think that the first day of the first lunar month is the beginning of the new year and the calculation of the natal year is wrong, and for the zodiac year, it is based on the beginning of spring of the 24 solar terms.

In China, it is customary to use the 12 zodiac signs to record the birth year of people, and they are reincarnated once every 12 years. For example, if a person born in the year of the child is a rat, and then meet the year of the child, it is the year of the person's birth.

Your zodiac year is the Year of the Rooster, so every future Year of the Rooster is your natal year, such as 2005, 2017, 2029...

The natal year is a microcosm of traditional Chinese culture, just like the Chinese New Year, but many people unconsciously say: Alas, it's another round!

1995 is the Year of the Pig, and as long as it is the Year of the Pig, it is your natal year, etc.

As long as it is a lunar year, it is considered a natal year, that is, as soon as the Spring Festival passes. As for whether you can get married this year, you have to bring the time and eight characters to the master to see, not the kind of street stalls.

According to the lunar calendar, the time from the first day of the Lunar New Year to the thirtieth day of the lunar month at the end of the year is considered your natal year. There are a total of 12 genera, so 12 years pass the natal year.

I was born on September 30, 1999, the Year of the Rabbit.

Since it is a natal "year", it is the whole year.

However, I personally think that since it is calculated according to attributes, it should be calculated in the lunar year.

The natal year, in the old days, was the year of the return of the five elements and the number of lives, that is, the 60-year one-life year, which now refers to the year in which the lunar phase is located once in 12 years, commonly known as the phase year. The time calculation of the natal year is from the first day of the lunar New Year (Spring Festival) to the end of the last day of the lunar month (Chinese New Year's Eve).

Natal year customs

The red color of the natal year should be derived from the worship of red in the traditional culture of the Han Chinese nation. The concept of red warding off evil spirits and red auspiciousness has existed as early as in primitive societies. Red is the color of the sun, the color of blood, and the color of fire.

New Year's red couplet, the old-style wedding of the Han nationality in the newlywed red wedding dress, red hijab, red candles, new red list, etc., no matter when and where, people should use red to add joy. The Han people regard red as a symbol of joy, success, loyalty, and justice. In particular, it is believed that red has the effect of warding off evil spirits and protecting the body.

Folktales

The natal year has a wide influence on the Han folk, and in the folk customs of the Han people in the north and south, there is a tradition of hanging red or asking the Emperor Guan to open the pavilion to avoid evil and avoid disasters. Therefore, people are particularly fond of red in the natal year or are keen to worship Guan Gong, the god of martial arts. In ancient China, there were many sacred relics and various Buddha statues about the town house to ward off evil spirits.

Guan Gong has always been regarded as a talisman that is extremely evil spirits and brings people health and happiness to life.

This named year is the year in which the lunar zodiac is located once in 12 years.

The customs of the natal yearAnd the natal year mainly has the following customs:

1. Wear red. In the natal year, both adults and children will wear red underwear, red insoles or red belts; In some places, the accessories you wear are tied with red strings. The purpose of this is to seek good fortune and avoid evil.

2. Worship the natal god. In some places, people usually go to the temple at the beginning of the first month of the first month to burn incense and worship their natal god to pray for peace.

3. Birthday celebration. Huajia is 60 years old, is the fifth natal year in a person's life, as the so-called 60 Jiazi, symbolizing the end of a reincarnation. Therefore, many places will give the elderly who have celebrated their 60th birthday a lot of work, in order to pray for longevity and health.