During the 11th month of the Tibetan Calendar (Dec. 24 - Jan. 21) the Nagas are preparing for their winter season. If you make offerings to them on a teb day, you will enjoy peace and happiness. If you make offerings to them on a dok day, they will feel disgusted by your offering and flee.
During the 12th month of the Tibetan Year (Jan. 22 - Feb. 20), the Nagas are guarding and holding their treasures. If you make offerings to them on a teb day, they will come under your command and will grant you all your wishes. If you make offerings to them on a dok day, then no matter how good your offering is, they will think it is bad and there will be no result.
The "teb" (positive) naga days are listed on the calendar below. January 13 and 31 are especially good days to perform offering ceremonies.
The "dok" (negative) naga days are January 1, 6, 10, 29. Don't make offerings on those days.
Avoid raising new prayer flags on January 7.
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