5 things you can not do in the Old New Year
The Old New Year is celebrated by many compatriots, laying the festive table and gathering guests. Ancestors who are serious about signs have many beliefs associated with this day. Many things can not be done at this time, so as not to incur trouble.
Do not lend
It is believed that on this day it is forbidden to lend money. By doing this, you risk giving away the well-being of your home along with your savings. Parting with your financial resources on this day, you reject the monetary fortune next year.
From January 13 to January 14, the house should be a "fortress" in which you collect all the most important, but do not release anything into the outside world. When parting with something, you may not find this for a year.
Do not take out the trash
It would seem that getting rid of garbage for a whole year is just fine. But this is strictly not recommended! Together with him, the house can leave what has been accumulated in the past. Remember, on this day everything should be in the walls of your home.
You can’t count small money
Recounting coins, you also attract financial failures and low prosperity. Ringing coins on the Old New Year will make sure that only small money will be found in your wallet.
It is impossible to solve important financial issues
It is better to postpone the resolution of financial issues to another day. Better devote your time to family and loved ones. On this holiday, they gather at a richly laid New Year's table and exchange gifts. Work and money matters conflict with home comfort and family happiness. On this day, they can scare off your well-being and bring misfortune to the future.
You can not pronounce the word "thirteen"
Our ancestors believed that the number "thirteen" on this day is prohibited. It attracts dark forces and brings failures. This number is considered unlucky for several interpretations. At the Last Supper, there were 13 people at the table with Christ. Judas, who betrayed the teacher, turned out to be the thirteenth. A belief is connected with this that it is forbidden to gather such a number of people at the festive table. The number 13 is associated with death, because it is so many steps that lead to the gallows and so many revolutions contains the hanging loop.
