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Advice to residents of Kalmykia: tomorrow rearrange the furniture in the house

On Agathon it was customary to clean the dwelling. The hostess brought order to the house, cleaned the oven, repaired bath accessories, arranged cleaning.

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Advice to residents of Kalmykia: tomorrow rearrange the furniture in the house

On Agathon it was customary to clean the dwelling. The hostess brought order to the house, cleaned the oven, repaired bath accessories, arranged cleaning.

The day was also considered favorable for rearranging furniture and renovating space. At the same time, all windows and doors should be closed so that through the cracks in the room, along with drafts, evil forces did not penetrate.

Another ritual was the “sealing of wealth.” Above valuable things read “Our Father”, put them in a box and three times covered with a cross – to preserve and increase prosperity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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