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On July 12, Orthodox believers celebrate a great holiday—the feast day of the holy apostles Peter and Paul, known in the folk calendar as St. Peter's Day. This date is associated with many ancient traditions, superstitions, and strict taboos. It was believed that on this day, one should not engage in heavy work, lend money, sew, knit, cut hair or nails, clean, or quarrel with loved ones. Words and promises were especially important: it was believed that a thoughtless oath could permanently destroy trust. In this episode, we'll explore the dos and don'ts of July 12, why ancestors greeted the dawn, washed with water from three springs, visited relatives, helped those in need, and tried to spend the day calmly, without fuss. We'll discuss folk omens for the weather, harvest, and prosperity, learn which dreams on the night of St. Peter's Day were considered important, and recall an ancient ritual for health and beauty. Watch the video to the end to catch the main prohibitions, traditions, and superstitions of St. Peter's Day. Share in the comments what customs you observe in your family on July 12th. #July12 #Peter'sDay #PeterAndPaul #folksupes #whatnottodo #orthodoxholiday #traditions #rituals #holidays