Jacob's Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday - Important Advice for Orthodox Christians

James Day is celebrated in the folk calendar in honor of the Apostle James, the first bishop of Jerusalem.

He was executed in 62, and this day is dedicated to his memory.

What not to do

Food and drink

On this day, you should not drink plain water on an empty stomach.

It is better to drink tea, coffee or juice and then drink water.

Treats with honey

You also shouldn't refuse treats with honey unless you are allergic to it.

Treating yourself with honey will bring good luck and success in your personal life.

Restrictions for bachelors

Single guys and unmarried men are not recommended to visit.

This can delay the search for your soulmate.

Ban on loans

You shouldn't lend money, as the debts may not be repaid.

If they ask for a small amount, it’s better to just give it as a gift.

Breadcrumb disposal

Bread crumbs should not be thrown away. They are best given to pets or birds.

Changes in life

The day is not suitable for drastic changes in life.

Moving or changing jobs can have a positive impact on your destiny.

What can be done

Proposals from girls

If a girl is the first to propose a date or marriage, then this promises a strong union.

Such a step can make the relationship especially long and happy.

Beekeeping Traditions

Also on this day they celebrated the bee festival.

Beekeepers tried to attract good luck by imitating the buzzing sound of bees in order to get a good harvest of honey.

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• 5 November 2024

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