20 июля — день Авдотьи-сеногнойки. Что нельзя делать сегодня #традиции #обряды #приметы

👉 My Telegram: https://t.me/polesniy --- On Monday, July 20, 2026, the Orthodox Church commemorates 16 saints and one relic—the Blachernae Icon of the Mother of God. Particularly prominent are Saints Thomas Maleinos and Saint Eudocia (Euphrosyne), Princess of Moscow. Euphrosyne of Moscow was a great ascetic of the late 14th - early 15th centuries, who went down in history as Grand Duchess Eudocia Dmitrievna. She was the wife of the holy and faithful Prince Dmitry Donskoy. Saint Thomas Maleinos was a prominent Roman military commander who became a monk. According to the Life of Saint Thomas, he struggled with unclean spirits in prayerful solitude and received the gift of healing from God. In the folk calendar, July 20th is the day of Avdotya the Hay-Giver or Thomas the Blueberry-Giver. The first name refers to the onset of rain, which interferes with haymaking, causing the hay to rot. Hay was harvested until July 20th. The second name refers to the ripening of blueberries at this time. Hello, my dear viewers! Vladislav with you, and in this episode, you'll learn why people were afraid to swim in rivers and lakes, pick and eat cucumbers, lend money, start romantic relationships, catch butterflies, feel sadness, and envy on July 20th. I'll also tell you why the first sheaf of grain was carried to the temple, why women wove belts from ears of grain, rolled around in the fields, threw blueberries at their friends, and what special power was attributed to the mighty oak tree on Avdotya the Hay-Giver's day. --- Affirmations of the day: ✅ Every day I feel more confident, healthier, and happier. ✅ I am open to all the good that can come into my life. ✅ I deserve love, respect, and support. ✅ I have strength, wisdom, and inner resilience. ✅ My confidence helps me achieve my goals easily and joyfully. ✅ I accept myself completely and treat myself with gratitude. --- On July 20th, it was customary to perform rituals and ceremonies, and to read health spells. Ritual to restore vision: Collect blueberries in a container and recite the following spell: "Magic berry, help me, restore my sight to my eyes. So that I can see everything around me clearly, so that my vision is perfect. Amen." Then, these berries were ground with sugar and eaten. *** This video is for informational and educational purposes only. This video examines folk omens, traditions, and folklore beliefs as part of culture and historical heritage. This material is not a call to action and does not constitute medical, religious, or other professional advice. The author does not claim the veracity of these omens or guarantee any results. Viewers are free to draw their own conclusions. This material is not intended to mislead.