On April 8, the Orthodox Church celebrates the day of the Annunciation of Gabriel. He had the honor of informing the Virgin Mary that she was destined to become the mother of the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Thus, the Archangel Gabriel, who was considered responsible for lightning, can send a thunderbolt into the house or garden of the disobedient and burn them.
What you should not do:
It is impossible to shoot on this day – it will make no sense. You cannot be stingy – one who is greedy can end up without luck and happiness. It is impossible on the day of Basil and Gabriel to count the delays. It is impossible for girls to walk with loose hair, to braid braids. It is impossible for housewives to ask for a loan of flour, salt and sugar – this is a sign that the husband will go to another wife for pies. You cannot wipe the table with a paper towel. The brownie will get angry and confuse everyone. You cannot throw away food scraps – they must be given to the animals. Food should never be thrown away. It is impossible on the day of Basil and Gabriel to walk in the same clothes as yesterday. Change your underwear and bedding.
Panels:
What is the weather on April 8, the same on October 8. In which part of the sky the stars shine the brightest, there will be wind from there in the morning. If there were frosts today, it means that the spring will be cold and long. The snow lies on the roofs – it will not melt for 30 days. Bright sunrise – you can remove the sled, because there will be no more snow. The lapwing howls in the evening – in clear weather. Water from the ravines flows and freezes again – to the average harvest. In which direction animals fall asleep with their backs – the wind will blow from there. The fox terrier howled for no reason – for the rain. If the bird cherry turns green, it’s time to plant early potatoes. Frosts on Archangel Gabriel – spring will be long and cold. The bird cherry has turned green – you can plant early potatoes. The willow has bloomed – it’s time to put the bees in the apiary.
Name day: Alla, Anna, Vasily, Gabriel, Iriney, Larisa, Mark.
