Before reading, I would like to remind you that this article is for entertainment purposes only, and you should not be overly superstitious about the impact of the so-called "auspicious time" on your child's future.
"Heaven and earth are all working together, and heroes are not free. This is a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Luo Yin in "Raising the Brush", which leads to the topic of birth time and fate.
When luck is smooth, it seems that everything is helping, and even heaven and earth open the way for you;
And when the time is no longer good, even heroes can feel powerless.
Sometimes I can't help but sigh: the fate of life is so twists and turns.
In folk culture, there are certain times of the day that are considered auspicious, and it is believed that children born on these special occasions may enjoy more good luck and blessings in the future.
Through the smoke and dust of history and the treasure house of folk culture, we might as well explore the possible life advantages and hidden profound meanings of those children who are said to be born at auspicious moments.
"Sub-time"
"Zi Shi", between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m., is also the most mysterious time of the day.
The "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "When the child is born, a yang is born, and the beginning of all things is also born." "At this point in time, the yang energy is rising, just like the early spring when everything is recovering, everything is quietly germinating.
In Taoist philosophy of health preservation, the time of the child is regarded as a key moment in cultivation and wellness. Because during this period, the vitality in the human body begins to grow, echoing the rise of yang energy between heaven and earth. Taoists believe that practicing at this time can help you get twice the result with half the effort and help improve your life energy and health level.
If we want to find cases in real life, we can consider those who focus on health preservation and cultivation.
They usually choose to carry out specific exercises or meditation activities in the child to harmonize the body and mind and enhance the physique, reflecting the practical application of the concept of "child time, one yang life" in modern life.
"I Ching" cloud: "Tai Chi gives birth to two instruments, and two instruments give birth to four elephants." Zi Shi is the symbol of the birth of Tai Chi, representing infinite possibilities and new beginnings.
Children born at this hour seem to be born with special vitality and creativity, like a new yang energy, full of vitality and vigor, as if there is infinite energy waiting to be released.
We can see that there are also many good sentences in ancient poems that describe the time of the child, such as "Wu Song moves the heart of the king at midnight", showing the poetry and charm of the midnight time.
Combined with the modern context, I can say that children born as children are like a blank sheet of paper, waiting to use their creativity and vitality to draw their own picture of life.
They are expected to become future leaders or innovators, leading the trend of the times and creating a better future.
As the beginning of a day, the child undoubtedly carries people's beautiful hope for new life, hope and creativity.
"Mao Shi"
From 5 a.m. to 7 a.m., the dawn is slightly dewy in the east, everything begins to wake up, and the earth is full of vitality.
In the eyes of the ancients, this hour means that it is upright and vigorous, like the rising sun, full of hope and vitality.
In "Sou Shen Ji", there are many mysterious legends and stories about Mao Shi. One of the stories tells the story of a young man who was born in his prime, who was born with divine powers, brave and kind, and eventually became an admired hero. These stories not only enrich the cultural connotation of the time, but also give us a deeper understanding and understanding of this time.
There is a folk proverb that "the rabbit rises and sinks, and the gentleman strives for self-improvement", and the "rabbit rises" here is the time of the year. This proverb implies that a child born in the early days of the day is cheerful and sunny, as warm as the rising sun.
The rise of the rabbit and the sinking of the rabbit is an ancient Chinese allusion that describes the sudden reversal of fate or status, as incredible as the rabbit flying and the crow sinking.
This allusion originates from the story of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn period, when Confucius was expected to be appointed prime minister, but due to the sudden illness of Duke Lu Huan and a coup d'état, Confucius's fate took a dramatic turn, and he changed from the incoming prime minister to a wanderer.
Despite the setbacks, Confucius remained true to his beliefs and eventually founded Confucianism, which had a profound impact on later generations.
"Maoshi" people are aggressive, have the courage to pursue their dreams, and have strong vitality and indomitable spirit.
In ancient poetry, there are also many good sentences that describe the time of Mao. "The sunrise river flowers are redder than the fire", this poem vividly depicts the scene of the rising sun at the beginning of the day, as well as the vitality of all things awakening.
These ancient poems not only make us feel the beauty and vitality of the Mao time, but also inherit the essence of culture.
Combined with the content of modern literature, we can further expand our understanding of Mao Shi. For example, the saying "The plan of the day is in the morning" emphasizes the importance of the morning, and the morning is the beginning of the morning.
Children born at this time understand the preciousness of time from an early age, they know how to cherish every moment, and use their own efforts and sweat to create a better future.
"Noon"
"Noon", from 11 to 13 p.m., the sun hangs high in the sky, shining brightly, and all things are fully bathed in its warmth and light.
"The solstice is noon, which corresponds to 11:00 to 13:00 modern time, which is equivalent to the midpoint of the day. "Noon also symbolizes the pinnacle of strength and fortune, and it represents prosperity and prosperity.
In ancient texts, noon corresponds to the fire in the five elements, and the fire officiates, its urgency, and its affection. This means that people born at noon are usually cheerful, enthusiastic, and sociable.
Not only do they have good interpersonal skills, which makes them feel like a fish in water in social interactions, but they are also able to easily establish a wide range of contacts.
Xu Guangqi of the Ming Dynasty wrote the "Complete Book of Agricultural Administration" mentioned: "At noon, in the middle of the day, the yang energy is the most vigorous. This further confirms the idea that noon is the time when yang energy is at its peak.
During this time, the sun is at its strongest, bringing endless vitality and vitality to the earth. In the same way, people born at noon are full of vitality and vitality like this exuberant yang energy, and they dare to move forward and dare to pursue their dreams.
The famous American writer Ernest Hemingway once wrote in "The Old Man and the Sea": "A man can be destroyed, but he cannot be defeated." This sentence is exactly in line with the spiritual characteristics of the noon people. They have an indomitable will and a courageous spirit, and they never give up even in the face of difficulties and setbacks.
In ancient and modern folk proverbs, there are also many sayings related to noon.
For example, "three quarters of noon and the sun are the head", describing noon as the most vicious time of the sun, and it is also the busiest time for people. This just shows the diligence and enterprising spirit of the people at noon. They are not afraid of hardships and hardships to create a better future with their own hands.
As the saying goes, "If you don't sleep at noon, you will collapse in the afternoon." Although this sentence ostensibly emphasizes the importance of the lunch break, it actually implies the energetic and unremitting spirit of the people at noon.
Like the midday sun, they never tire on the earth, bringing endless hope and motivation to life.
"Shen Shi"
"Shen Shi", from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., this is just like the steady and lasting power symbolized by Shen Shi, which is not a short-term explosion, but a long stream of water and a continuous stream.
When it comes to Shen, I can't help but think of a famous quote in the Analects: "A gentleman wants to be quick in words and quick in deeds." This phrase is best used to describe the child born in Shin Shi.
They are smart, quick-moving, but unassuming, and always show amazing adaptability and problem-solving skills when it matters most.
There is a classic line in the famous foreign novel "Hamlet": "Don't make excuses for failure, find a way to succeed, be happy in suffering, and seek victory in difficulties." ”
This is exactly the spiritual portrayal of Shen Shi people. In the face of difficulties, they always maintain an optimistic attitude, actively look for solutions to problems, and finally cope with various environments with ease, and reap full fruits.
There is a folk proverb: "The monkey has not left the tree, and the time has to spread its wings." This sentence vividly depicts the characteristics of the child born in Shin Shi. They are like little monkeys in a tree, always ready to spread their wings and show their talents and abilities.
Uncle Wang next door often said: "Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared." "The people of Shenshi are like this, they are always ready to meet every challenge and use their wisdom and courage to create a better future.
Steady and enduring power, like the light of the sun when it sets in the west, is unassuming, but it illuminates the way forward.
There is a sentence in an ancient poem: "The sun is at the end of the mountain, and the Yellow River flows into the sea." This poem expresses the passage of time and the changes of things, and it is in this change that the people of Shen Shi can firmly grasp their own direction and keep moving forward.
"Boom Time"
From 9 p.m. to 11 p.m., the vitality of the human body is also restored and replenished during this time.
The ancients said: "The sun rises, and the sun rests." This is the best portrayal of the time, it represents a natural cycle and balance.
At this moment, we can't help but think of those ancient stories and poems.
The poet once described the night of Haishi: "The moon is falling and the sky is full of frost, and Jiang Feng is sleeping." Such poems make people feel the tranquility and depth of the time.
And in this deep tranquility, the children born in Hai Shi have a natural calmness and restraint, as if they can find their own peaceful harbor in the hustle and bustle of the world.
Calm and introverted, this is the spiritual characteristics of Haishi people.
Unassuming, but able to show amazing perseverance and endurance at critical moments. Like Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice, he is introverted, but he is determined and persistent, and finally wins his happiness.
To paraphrase a mantra from Grandma Li next door: "The pig sleeps peacefully, and the lucky stars shine brightly." "A child born in Hai is like a sleeping pig, and it is easy to find peace and tranquility. Their lives are often able to accumulate steadily, just like the vitality that slowly accumulates, bursting out with powerful power at critical moments and winning rich rewards in life.
In modern literature, "At night, the starry sky is so bright that you can hear the breath of the universe." This depiction makes us feel the mystery and beauty of the time even more.
"The still water flows deeply, and the people are stable and far-reaching. This sentence is exactly in line with the spiritual outlook of the people of Haishi.
Calm and introverted, but with deep connotation and lofty ambition.
Do not be impatient, work steadily and steadily, and use your own efforts and sweat to create a better future.
By gaining a deeper understanding of the symbolism of these traditional cultures, we can draw positive spiritual strength from them, motivate ourselves and the next generation to seize every opportunity, and cultivate the qualities of independence, diligence and hard work, which is the "auspicious time" for happiness and success.
While interpreting these ancient wisdoms, let us look at real life with an open mind and advocate the concept of scientific parenting, so that every child can shine on their own stage of life and reap the fruits of life.