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July 11, 2010

How to pick an auspicious wedding date?


The Chinese has been using auspicious dates for wedding for a long time. The Chinese believes that wedding is an important event and should be held on an auspicious day.

To know whether a date is auspicious for wedding, one has to look at the date from the Chinese metaphysics prospective. Often a date is auspicious for wedding if the cosmic energies of the date are positive for wedding.

The most common way to know whether a date is auspicious for wedding is to use Tong Shu, a Chinese almanac. By using Tong Shu one can find out which dates are good for wedding. Relying on Tong Shu for auspicious wedding dates has limitations. One limitation is that Tong Shu can only give auspicious dates for the current year. If you need auspicious dates beyond the current year, you would have to wait for the new Tong Shu to be out. The second limitation is that different Tong Shu by different authors and publishers may show different auspicious wedding dates. There is no way to know if a date is truly auspicious for wedding.

If you are looking for auspicious wedding dates beyond the current year, you would have to use date selection techniques such as The 12 Day Officers Method, The 28 Constellation Method and Dong Gong Date Selection. Using date selection techniques, auspicious wedding dates can be identified for any year.

To know that a date is auspicious for wedding is only the first step in identifying an auspicious wedding date. The identified auspicious wedding date has to be checked against the couple's birth dates to make sure that it is truly the couple's auspicious wedding date.

Choosing to have a wedding on an auspicious date is not being superstitious. Having a wedding on an auspicious date is like choosing a good day to carry out an important task. This has the benefit of having the support of the cosmic energies of the auspicious date.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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