Krympress reports:
The church now honors St. Savvaty and Zosim. The people were considered the patrons of bees. On this day, the bee was placed in the hive so that the swarm would not scatter.
They said: “I take the bee, put in the hive. I do not plant you, but they plant you with a horny month, white stars and red sun. Plant you and tame you «.
By the way, our ancestors believed that the Bee never stung a good person. There is a beautiful legend about these amazing insects:
- When a person came for honey for the first time, he disturbed the bees that flew to complain to God. They told him that they absolutely did not know how to use the sting, but God allowed them to use a sting to protect. The next summer, the man appeared again to the bees, took the honeycomb, but this time insects managed to stand up for themselves. Nevertheless, they again went to God and asked for people to die of bites. To which God said that because of his anger, the bees themselves will die if they are bitten by a person. Since then, it happens just like that — a bee cannot live without a sting.
On April 30, the peasants of the hive were taken to the apiary.
Signs of the day:
- Roy is swarming-Zosima-Savvatiy is having fun.
- The gracious saved all the soul saves the soul, and Zosima-Savvatiya takes the bee.
- If the bees fly to the color, then there will be a fruit from the color.
- To what bread the bee took, he will be good for the grain.
- If the bees sit in cherry color, cherries are ugly, if not, there will be no cherries.
- Little loss in bees (at the Omshanik exhibition) — to the harvest of buckwheat, and vice versa, a lot of loss — buckwheat will not be born.
Name days today they note: Fedor, Adrian, Alexander, Ivan.
And from April 30 to May 1, one of the most significant pagan holidays is celebrated — Valpurga Night. This is the triumph of the beginning of the flourishing spring.
The holiday is also dedicated to the Day of Roman Catholic Church of St. Valpurge-the Haydenheim Valburgs. She was born in 710 in the family of the king of Western Saxony Richard. At the age of eleven, the girl moved to live in a monastery. Once the ship on which Walpurge was located fell into a storm. The girl fell to her knees and began to pray frantically. Soon the wind subsided and the sea calmed down. After this incident, Walpurge began to be read as the patroness of sailors.
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