Lunar and Solar Calendar for May 4, 2026: Auspicious Hours and Fortune

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Tomorrow, Monday, May 4th, 2026 (Gregorian calendar), corresponds to the 18th day of the third month of the Year of the Dragon (Lunar calendar). In East Asian culture, consulting the lunar calendar helps individuals proactively plan their personal schedules based on the 28 constellations, the five elements, and the day's ruling planet. According to forecasts, this day will see a mix of auspicious and inauspicious stars, requiring caution in making major decisions.

Overview of the Lunar Calendar for May 4, 2026

Here's some basic information about the day of Mậu Dần, associated with the Earth element, to give you a general overview before starting your work:

Analyzing good and bad time slots during the day.

Choosing auspicious hours helps to enhance positive energy, while avoiding important tasks during inauspicious hours can prevent unnecessary risks.

Auspicious Hours (Good Hours)

• Rat (23:00-01:00):Suitable for spiritual purposes and religious ceremonies.
• Ox (01h-03h):Favorable for seeking wealth, head southwest.
• Dragon (7:00 AM - 9:00 AM):It's a good time to start a new job, but be careful what you say.
• Snake (09h-11h):This is an auspicious time; business is likely to be profitable, and those traveling far will receive good news.
• Scent (13h-15h):Everything will go smoothly, and the home will be peaceful.
• Dog (7 PM - 9 PM):Maintain a calm demeanor to avoid arguments.

Black Hour (Unlucky hours to be aware of)

The hours of the Tiger (03h-05h), Rabbit (05h-07h), Horse (11h-13h), Monkey (15h-17h), Rooster (17h-18h), and Pig (21h-23h) are considered unfavorable for important undertakings or starting new projects.

Feng Shui advice and guidance

May 4th, 2026 coincides with the Tam Nuong day, a day traditionally considered inauspicious for major undertakings such as groundbreaking ceremonies, weddings, or signing large contracts. Furthermore, the Mau Dan day is associated with a conflict between the Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch (Wood clashes with Earth), therefore attention should be paid to health and social relationships.

Things to do

• Commencement of construction:Under the influence of the star Tất, opening doors, digging ditches, and repairing warehouses are considered highly auspicious.
• Learning and research:Suitable for school admission, engineering studies, or painting.
• Departure:If you need to travel far, choose the southeast direction to welcome the God of Joy or the north direction to welcome the God of Wealth. Avoid going west as you will encounter the God of Misfortune.

Things to avoid

• Land transactions:According to Peng Zu's Hundred Cavalry Days, one should not receive land on the day of Mao.
• Sacrifice:The Day of the Tiger is not suitable for elaborate worship rituals.
• By boat:Particular attention should be paid to or activities involving waterways should be avoided.
• Burial:Although the Khai day is auspicious for many things, it is considered inauspicious for burials.

Explanation of Feng Shui terminology

• Thành Đầu Thổ:It means "earth on the city wall." People with this element in their birth chart usually have a stable, steadfast personality, but sometimes they can be a little rigid.
• Liu Lian:One of the states in the Kong Ming Six Auspicious Days indicates delays and procrastination. When encountering this day, administrative procedures and paperwork often take longer than expected.
• Star of All:As one of the Twenty-Eight Constellations, it symbolizes brightness and brings good fortune in terms of increased wealth and offspring.

Note: The information above is for reference and reflection only, helping you gain a broader perspective in organizing your daily schedule scientifically and with a more optimistic spirit.

Thanh Vinh