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Tomorrow, residents of Kalmykia cannot refuse assistance to those in need

Tomorrow, October 19, the residents of Kalmykia cannot be denied alms and help to those in need - greed will turn into diseases, poverty and troubles.

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Tomorrow, residents of Kalmykia cannot refuse assistance to those in need

Tomorrow, October 19, the residents of Kalmykia cannot be denied alms and help to those in need - greed will turn into diseases, poverty and troubles. There are other signs.

It is forbidden to throw away bread and other edible products - a disrespectful attitude to food portends hunger and loss. On this day, they did not quarrel with their relatives, did not gossip and did not profane – careless words can permanently disturb the peace in the home and family.

Unmarried girls on this day to tell strangers about romantic relationships - to loneliness.

In the evening, the family gathered at a common table, where the main treat was fresh bread. Seniors discussed the upcoming winter work and assigned responsibilities to the family.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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