St. Philip's Day is celebrated on November 27 and is an important holiday in the Orthodox tradition.
This day precedes the beginning of the Nativity Fast.
There are many customs and superstitions among the people associated with its celebration.
Today, do not give in to social pressure. On this day, it is important to remain true to your principles and not allow external negative influences to influence you.
Family should be a place of love, understanding and mutual support. On this day, it is especially important to show respect for your spiritual traditions.
In relationships with loved ones, do not show selfish actions. Try to understand and support each other.
There are beliefs that on this day the forest can be dangerous. It was believed that today you can meet a hungry wolf.
An important theme of St. Philip's Day is spiritual peace.
Try to approach difficult situations with faith and hope today.
On this day, it is important that the food is nutritious and varied.
Meat, dairy products, fish, eggs, which represent prosperity and good luck, should be present on the table.
On this day, it is customary to feed not only yourself, but also your pets to your fill.
Don't forget to pay attention to the animals and also treat the brownie.