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15 ноября, Богатое воскресенье, поставьте на стол, Что нельзя делать сегодня по НАРОДНЫМ ПРИМЕТАМ

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Akindin and Pegasius Day: November 15

The video describes November 15 as Akindin and Pegasius Day, also called the “granary” or “fiery” day. Its customs and predictions are presented as folk beliefs, not established facts.

Household and seasonal tips

  • Check pantry supplies: sort cereals, keep them dry, and inspect preserved foods for swollen lids or cloudy brine.
  • Air out the pantry. The narrator suggests dry wormwood or lavender as traditional moth deterrents.
  • Bake a pie and share it with a neighbor or someone in need. Folk tradition considered giving prepared food generous, while lending flour or grain could invite scarcity.
  • Spend time together over a warm meal. The video also suggests baking potatoes and sharing stories with children.
  • Finish small tasks, mend clothes, or repair household items. The narrator recommends buying only useful winter clothing.
  • Get outside during daylight and check in with someone who may be lonely. The video notes that November’s short days can affect mood.
  • If desired, pray for health and protection, particularly before the Shuya-Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God.

Traditional prohibitions and practical cautions

  • Folk custom discouraged lending or borrowing grain, flour, money, and kitchenware, as well as boasting about money, revealing secrets, or making major plans.
  • Avoid quarrels near the stove and be careful around flames. The video gives practical fire-safety reminders: check heaters and irons before leaving, never leave a candle unattended, and do not pour water on burning oil. Cover the pan and remove it from the heat instead.
  • Other traditional taboos included taking ashes or rubbish out after dark, breaking tree branches, gossiping, and leaving work unfinished.
  • The narrator says to reconcile with anyone you have offended before sunset. The day is also portrayed as a time to avoid excessive drinking.
  • According to the video’s lunar-calendar advice, a haircut is favored in the morning, while a manicure and pedicure are considered acceptable later in the day. It also recommends dressing warmly.

Weather lore and evening ritual

Folk signs associate a cloudy day with a snowy winter, frost on firewood with severe cold, dawn fog with a thaw, and snow on November 15 with spring flooding. The narrator suggests recording observations to compare with the season later.

The video describes a prosperity ritual involving warming a pinch of grain from pantry jars in a dry pan, making a wish, then leaving grain and bread overnight and feeding them to birds the next morning. This is presented as folklore. Follow ordinary candle and cooking safety rather than any unsafe instructions about handling or extinguishing flames.

Notable locations, people, and items

  • Locations and religious figures: Shuya; the Shuya-Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God; the martyrs Akindin and Pegasius; King Shapur II; icon painter Gerasim Ikonnikov.
  • Items mentioned: Flour, grain and cereals, pies, potatoes, wormwood, lavender, a candle, and pantry preserves.
  • Speaker: An unnamed narrator. The channel is identified in the video context as «Приметы плюс с Агатой».

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