Pavel Ledostav is celebrated in honor of Saint Paul the Confessor.
It is associated with a folk belief about the formation of ice on rivers and lakes.
On this day, it is important to adhere to traditions, avoid quarrels, and also fulfill previously made promises.
It is believed that following these rules helps to improve relationships with loved ones and attract good luck.
What not to do
Don't create conflicts
On this day, you cannot swear, take revenge, or offend others.
Such actions can lead to long-term disputes and spoil relations with relatives. This will help to maintain peace in the family and avoid misunderstandings in the future.
Avoid major expenses
You should not make large purchases or lend money. It is believed that such actions can lead to financial losses.
Take care of animals
Don't break the ice on water bodies. This bad omen promises a bad harvest. And don't hurt animals, so as not to scare away luck.
What can be done
Thank nature
Our ancestors believed that the water spirit leaving for the winter needed to be appeased. To do this, they threw treats into the water.
Fishermen began to prepare equipment for ice fishing.
In general, this day was considered a time of preparation for winter affairs.
Get things in order
If you have promised something to someone, try to fulfill it. This will bring inner peace and help improve the relationship.
The morning should start with washing and putting on clean clothes. This is how winter was greeted, so that it would be soft and kind to people.
