Conspiracies and folk superstitions 9 Feb

Techno 8 February, 2018

2018-02-08 19:51

Conspiracies and folk superstitions 9 Feb
On this day, with special attention to the fire in the furnace — to peace and prosperity in a family.

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February 9, according to folk calendar: John Chrysostom, Zlatousti fire, reports Rus.Media.

Tradition 9 Feb

On this day, with special attention to the fire in the furnace — to peace and prosperity in a family. It was necessary to flood the furnace so that once engaged in the wood, and the mouth of the furnace was a Golden (gold-mouth). About the enlightenment of the mind to the spiritual teaching certificates and help in desperation and prayed to the patron Saint of this day, John Chrysostom.

This day gave a special plot for a toothache: “Lazarus Saturday, the day of Chrysostom, who hurt his teeth, so those teeth are fossilized and never was ill.”

Charms for good luck and power

The current day can be used for spells for success and power over people. To do this, in the afternoon go to three churches, each Church put a candle, mentally speaking at the same time:

Wax candles from the fire magchat,

The candle drips down.

So would the servant (name) was soft and flexible,

In front of me, the slave God’s (name).

As people listen to sermons,

So my orders may not know failure.

Amen.

Plots for happiness in the new house

It is impossible to lay the floor boards down, otherwise the new house will not consent. In the house where all the Windows face North, little love and a lot of changes. Laying the Foundation of the house, hide somewhere three copper penny, then your house will always be good money.

The first logs of the house should always be dry. If you got at least one wet log, the new house owners tears of shame.

Signs February 9

The February thaw is worth nothing.

Clouds go against the wind to the snow.

Glass Windows sweat in the winter to heat and in summer — to the rain.

Summer as the summer and winter like the plague — cold.