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Daily Almanac

Put traditional calendrical wisdom to work: is today better for signing or for negotiating? Which hours flow most smoothly, and where does the Wealth direction point? One check and you know.

Updated dailyTwelve-hour gradingDeity directions
Almanac
Tap the dial to reach the form
Choose a date

Defaults to today — you can also preview the next seven days.

Almanac entries follow traditional calendrical rules — folk-cultural reference only, not decision advice.

Today’s Almanac

Today

Calculating by traditional calendrical rules…

REPORT STRUCTURE

What’s inside the almanac

More than two words of “do” and “don’t” — the day’s structure, laid open.

Auspicious Activities

30+ activities graded for the day — worship, signing, travel, openings and more.

Activities to Avoid

What tradition suggests steering clear of, for scheduling reference.

Hour Grading

All twelve hours graded, so you can pick the smoothest windows.

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Clash Details

The day’s clashing zodiac sign and direction — a heads-up for those affected.

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Deity Directions

Where the Wealth, Joy and Fortune deities point today — for layout reference.

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Solar Terms

Nearby solar terms and seasonal shifts, for aligning your routines.

How to use it

Pick the day you’re planning

Big meetings, signings, moves, trips — check the day’s grades first.

Choose the hour

Hours differ within a day; picking the right window smooths the path.

Orient by direction

Facing the Wealth direction for deals, the Joy direction for celebrations — traditional practice.

FAQ
How are the grades calculated?
By traditional calendrical rules combining stems & branches, the twelve officers, the 28 lunar mansions and elemental interactions — the same system used in mainstream almanacs.
Will it match my printed almanac?
Different schools may differ on minor items — that’s normal. We use the mainstream system consistently across the site.
Must I follow it every day?
No. It’s folk-cultural reference — useful for big occasions, unnecessary for daily trivia.
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