Lunar Day 3
The third lunar day is the leopard. A sharp, forceful day with plenty of energy and little patience. In other books, the symbol of this day is the snow leopard.
What to do
Things that call for a push go well: sports, physical work, conversations you've been putting off for a long time. Tradition considers this lunar day a good one for standing up for your interests.
What to Avoid
Tradition frowns on passivity on the third lunar day: unspent energy is believed to turn into irritability. But aggression should be kept in check too, since quarrels on this day go further than intended.
Work and relationships
Suited to tasks that need drive: tough negotiations, an unpleasant phone call, a long-postponed task. In relationships, it helps to speak directly but without pressure: an argument on this day easily turns into a quarrel.
Home, shopping and haircuts
A good day for physical work around the house: move furniture, get started on repairs. Shop only as needed, without impulse buys. For haircuts the day is neutral; the Moon is waxing. In the garden, above-ground crops are sown.