Sunday, May 16, 2049

Gregorian

Gregorian
May 16, 2049
Weekday
Sunday
Lunar
🌕 15 Koeut Pisak
Year of
Snake
Lunar month
Pisak
B.E.
2592
Sak Era
Ekkasak

Public Holiday

Visak Bochea

Visak Bochea is a major Buddhist public holiday in Cambodia marking the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the Buddha.

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Thngai Sil (15 Waxing)

Daily guidance

Daily guidance: Sunday is ruled by the Sun — a day of success and good fortune. It is a favorable day to start new work, travel, or hold important ceremonies. Cleaning the home and preparing the shrine brings blessings. Meanwhile, Day 15 Koeut is the full moon — the holiest day of the lunar month. Buddhists visit pagodas, keep precepts, hear sermons, and dedicate merit. An excellent day for reconciliation, giving, and good resolutions.

Sunday · By weekday

Sunday is ruled by the Sun — a day of success and good fortune. It is a favorable day to start new work, travel, or hold important ceremonies. Cleaning the home and preparing the shrine brings blessings.

15 Koeut of Pisak · By lunar day

Day 15 Koeut is the full moon — the holiest day of the lunar month. Buddhists visit pagodas, keep precepts, hear sermons, and dedicate merit. An excellent day for reconciliation, giving, and good resolutions.

Daily insights

Traditional Khmer insight for today — Sunday

Nakshatra of the day

Swati

Ruler: Rahu · The Independent One

Good for: Business, Trade, Learning, Socializing

Avoid: Fierce activities

Lucky color

Red

Lucky numbers

01, 09

Auspicious direction

South

Void time

12:0013:30

Void time (Pel Chong) — best avoided for important undertakings

Auspicious and avoidable activities today

Auspicious today

  • Job InterviewAuspicious
  • HaircutAuspicious
  • Nail CuttingAuspicious
  • Pray / OfferingsAuspicious
  • Clean AltarAuspicious
  • Start MedicineAuspicious

Better avoided

  • House ConstructionAvoid
  • Start BusinessAvoid
  • EngagementAvoid
  • Sign ContractAvoid
  • Move HouseAvoid
  • Break GroundAvoid

Traditional Khmer guidance for consideration — it reflects custom and belief, not a guarantee of outcomes.