Krympress reports:
Why buckwheat? Because on June 27, our ancestors continued to sow buckwheat. At the same time, they really hoped that there would be rains. If the sky was “greedy” and did not give rain, so necessary for pouring shoots, then they were crushed by Elisha Netiv, knocking out burning juice out of it. It was believed that the nettle of nettle spitting on the sky would surely burn the heavenly firmament and fertile rain would spill right away.
And on this day it was customary to consecrate clothes. It was believed that the person wearing her will be happy throughout the year. They acted in the same way with the clothes that inherited or as a gift. It was customary to perform the ritual only with things that were bought after the New Year and put on no more than 3 times. It was also possible to consecrate outfits on June 27 in which people felt inconvenient.
The church now honors the memory of the holy prophet Elisha. He lived in IX before the Nativity of Christ. Glory to the fact that he was a student and servant of the Prophet Ilya, was present during his ascension to heaven. They also talked about the prophecies of Elisha with all four kings of Israel. Elisha, according to legend, committed a large number of miracles, in particular, resurrected the dead.
As for the weather will be:
- The rainy day of June 27 — by seven weeks of strong bad weather with rains.
- A lot of midges and mosquitoes — to a good harvest of berries.
- The scoop begins the egg — the rains begin.
- The ducks fell silent — to a thunderstorm.
- Kite soar in the sky — to good weather.
- By noon, black thick clouds will appear — in the evening it will rain.
- Frogs on land jump — to the rain.
- Spots in the sky played — the weather will change.
- The silver melting of the finch rings is ringing more likely — to good weather.
- The stars in June seem brilliant — to the heat, they flicker strongly — to a thunderstorm, they fall — to the wind.
- Before the bad weather, dragonflies are stripped louder than usual.
- Food (hayfield) wears wide leaves with which it covers its stacks — wait for bad weather.
Name things today note: George, Pavel, Joseph, Nikolai, Vladimir, Alexander.
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