What is the broken moon in Buddhism?

Broken moon: refers to the month when people born this month are not suitable for doing important things. It's called breaking the moon and should be avoided! Breaking the moon is a numerology term, not a Buddhist term.

There are men and women in the broken moon, and the moon is different. Men have an ecliptic break every month for twelve months. Women only break four months a year (that is, they break three zodiac signs in one month).

The formula for breaking the moon is as follows:

Men break the moon: snakes break two rats and three cows, (snakes break 65438+ rats break two cows and break March) in June, four monkeys and five rabbits and dogs,//... in September, seven pigs, eight horses and sheep, tigers were injured in .......... in October, golden roosters flocked to .......... 1 1 month, and dragons were killed in1February. ...............

Women break the moon in the first month: rabbits, sheep and pigs in ................. in March: tigers, horses and dogs in April: cows, snakes and chickens in June: rats, dragons and monkeys.

In these months, but every 15 or 30 has not been broken.