Sneezing from Monday to Sunday measures the meaning of sneezing from Monday to Sunday.

Sneeze from Monday to Sunday to measure luck.

1, Sneeze on Monday If you sneeze on Monday, the folk saying is that someone is thinking about you, maybe an ex-friend, ex-lover, or family. 2, sneezing on Tuesday If you sneeze on Tuesday, it means that someone likes you, maybe it has appeared in your life, maybe it has left your life. 3. Sneeze on Wednesday If you sneeze on Wednesday, it means someone is scolding you. You can first think about whether you have offended anyone recently, or whether you have not got along well with others before, or whether there are any small people in the workplace who often calculate others. 4, sneezing on Thursday If you sneeze on Thursday, it is more serious than Wednesday, indicating that someone wants to hit you, indicating that you have offended someone deeply, and the other party wants to solve it with violence behind your back. Sneezing on Friday means that you have a crush on you. You can look around first and see if anyone seems to be nice to you recently. This person may be the one who has a crush on you. Of course, this secret love may also be more secret, so that you can't detect it. 6. Sneezing on Saturday means that someone is jealous of you, which is a sign of your charm and something to celebrate. Of course, if you don't like this person, you should refuse in time. 7. Sneezing on Sunday doesn't mean anything, just sneezing normally.

Significance of sneezing from Monday to Sunday

Sneezing in the middle of the night (23: 00-0 1: 00): someone is having dinner with friends;

Clown sneezes (0 1-03): Some people miss you and some guests come to ask for something;

Sneezing in Yin Shi (03: 00-05: 00): Someone came to meet for dinner;

Sneezing in Shi Mao (05: 00-07: 00): There is a fortune coming or someone asks you something;

Sneezing in the morning (07: 00-09: 00): If someone invites you to dinner, something big will happen;

Sneeze at 4 o'clock (09: 00- 1 1: 00): A friend will come to ask for money;

Sneeze at noon (1 1 o'clock-13 o'clock): When the guests arrive, you should hold a banquet for the guests from afar;

Untimely sneezing (13- 15): When someone invites you to dinner, something auspicious will happen to you;

God sneezes (15- 17): eat carefully;

You sneeze (17 o'clock-19 o'clock): the opposite sex comes for help and asks questions;

Sneezing (19-2 1): You will miss a heterosexual and hope to make up with her;

Sneezing in Shihai (2 1-23 o'clock): a near miss, a false alarm.