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After the bride had left the hall with an empty tray, the guests began to go home. Of course the low wages paid are the main reason for the shortage. It is considered better to be silent until the success has been achieved or to even sound pessimistic.\
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Ukrainian women consider it unfeminine to shake hands when they meet. Which seemed to make him keener. Husband Giving Salary To Wife It's true that come pay day many Sol men give their entire salary to their wife who is then responsible for looking after the running of the household and all associated expenses. All seems fair right. In fact, because of Philippine customs and traditions, they are shy and conservative. The dating traditions should be killed, but not met, as consuming it will bring about further misfortune.

Then the bride should take a sip of beer, confirming that they would divide everything in two. Though, I don't know how traditional she is because we had sex the first time we met. For additional resources on Ukrainian etiquette and traditions we recommend visiting. The groom gave the bride gifts that were guarantee of seriousness of his intentions.\
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**5 Old Fashioned Dating Customs That Don't Make Sense Today** - Expensive cars and the latest mobile gadgets are ultimate symbols of prosperity.\
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This article may be in need of reorganization to comply with Wikipedia's. Please help by to make improvements to the overall structure. June 2017 Russian traditions, superstitions and beliefs include and customs of. Many of them are now inseparable parts of everyday life, or simply common social , though they often have their origins in superstition. Awareness of them, and their perceived importance, depends on various factors including region and age. Some are extremely common and practiced by the vast majority of the population, while some are extremely obscure and could be more regionally based. It is often conveniently written off as a time to sit and think of anything one may have forgotten. Another version of the superstition states that the traveler must sit for a moment on or beside their suitcase. However Russians tend to add a symbolic three spits over one's left shoulder or simply with the head turned to the left , and Russians will often knock three times as well. Traditionally one was spitting on the devil who is always on the left. For example, when describing a scar you saw on someone's face you should not gesture on your own face or someone else's. If you must, you can demonstrate in mid-air. If one does it without realizing, it can be countered by making a hand motion towards the body part used and then an abrupt motion away as if to pick up the bad energy and throw it away or by wiping the area with your hand and then blowing on your hand as if to wipe off the bad energy and then blow it away. This is also a case where spitting over one's left shoulder may be used. It is said that they thus avoid a future conflict. So when one's birthday falls during the week, it's best to celebrate the following weekend. And never give someone birthday wishes before their birthday. It is considered better to be silent until the success has been achieved or to even sound pessimistic. It is better to leave it behind, but if returning is necessary, one should look in the mirror before leaving the house again. Otherwise the journey will be bad. This taboo may be avoided by the donor taking a symbolic payment, for example one Russian ruble, in exchange as if it is a trade, not a gift. If they tap on the window, or fly into it open or closed it is considered a very bad omen often of death. The chicken should be killed, but not eaten, as consuming it will bring about further misfortune. This is usually done in a big hurry. It is often said that it will prevent the person from growing if they are not fully grown already. It is better to politely ask the person to move or to find a way around them. If one accidentally steps over a person or people , it is sometimes standard to step backwards over them. Otherwise they will not marry. This mostly applies to girls, and often only young girls. Sometimes it is said that the affected individual will not marry for 7 years, making it all right for young children to sit there. Given empty it is said to cause bad financial luck. But one should never cross its path or it is bad luck. They should all keep to one side or the other. Otherwise, it is said, that your life will be broken. The opposite is held true by some people. If one looks at the baby it is considered bad luck to compliment it. Instead a person should always place the knife down on a surface, and only then can the other person pick it up. In several cases you can give it directly, but only pointing the sharp end to yourself and making the knife's handle accessible for the opposite person. Doing so will make you a cruel person. It is also recommended to pin a French Pin inside your clothing to avoid the curse of the evil eye in the first place. Otherwise, they will never grow to their full height. However it refers only to shot-type strong alcohol which you are supposed to drink at once. Wine, long drink cocktails and beer do not fall under the rule as they are meant to be sipped. Funeral and commemoration are exceptions; there the touch of glasses is forbidden. If done, the toaster must finish off the bottle of what he had last. If your left eye itches, you'll be sad. It sometimes means you're going to greet someone. If your left hand itches, you're going to give someone money. If someone finds an eyelash on someone he or she will sometimes let the person blow it away and make a wish. If a knife falls, expect a male guest. So if someone calls you on the phone and you don't recognize them you can cheer them up by telling them they'll be rich. People will often avoid crossing the place where it crossed, or will at least wait for someone else to cross it first. This is much less common than the cat superstition, which is understandable given the lack of hares in urban conditions. This one isn't very common, and Russians who do avoid cracks don't do it in an effort to save his or her mother's backs. Your friend should point this out, wait for you to fix the clothes and then punch you symbolically. This, however, is only a pre-marital superstition. The reason for the division is that marriage is a sacrament in the Russian Orthodox Church, and this sacrament, ordained by God, eviscerates the pre-marital superstition. Thus, when a man is bonded by divine sacrament to a single woman whom he loves the cause and effect is reversed: namely, his married love for a single woman, and her love for him, will bring him good fortune in all endeavors including cards. If they guessed right, you should both make a wish. If the sinner repents, the ghost will return the item sometime during the week of his or her birthday. Russia lacks some of the superstitions Westerners find commonplace. Sorcerers primarily use black magic to summon devils. The goals of summoning devils include attaining wealth, fame, approval of superiors, sex, or harming another person. Those that rejected Christianity and sought the Devil felt that the Devil was as strong as God and impious spells were more powerful than prayer. Love magic Romance was connected with magic and sorcery even until the 18th century when it became a prevalent literary theme. Neighbors suspected magic to be the cause of people so passionate they lost their senses. Christianity supported marriage and child-bearing, but it did not support the pursuit of pleasures of the flesh. This ban did not stop people from employing the Devil to get their share of pleasure. Death There are many interpretations of death in Russian folk tradition. It can be reversible, and it sometimes resides outside of the body. It is also closely related to sleep. There are two kinds of deaths. These persons might have been murdered, committed suicide, died of illness, or in war. Because of the nature of these deaths the earth cannot accept them until their time comes which means they do not receive a proper burial and are sometimes not buried at all but covered with rocks or sticks. The body must wear a belt during its burial because the deceased will need it when he or she is resurrected during the Last Judgment. Belts are significant in both Christian and folk rituals. Christians value them babies receive them, along with a cross, at their christening. After washing and dressing the body, the body is laid out in the house for three days before it is put it in the coffin. Orthodox households and Old Belief pre-1650 Orthodoxy households perform this ritual slightly differently. Orthodox families lay their dead loved one so his or her head points towards the icon corner. In the houses of Old Believers the feet are placed closer to the icon corner so the deceased faces the corner and can pray if he or she desires. Old Believers believe that the dead can still feel for a time after their death. For fear of waking the newly dead, mourning does not begin during the washing or dressing. Inappropriate funeral etiquette can also wake the dead. Mourners place objects in the coffin that the body might need after death such as money, food, favorite belongings, and reflections of status or occupation. Traditionally, men carry the coffin on their backs to the cemetery where the funeral will take place. After the funeral, mourners sing laments depicting the deceased leaving his or her family and the soul departing from the body. Also it is important to throw away any handkerchiefs used to wipe away tears at the funeral. You should under no circumstances bring it home at it is believed that if you do this you are bringing tears into the house. The soul Russian folk culture depicts the soul either as small and childlike, or having wings and flying. For forty days after a funeral, the soul of the deceased visits places it liked or places where it sinned to ask for forgiveness. When the family sees that the skin goes untouched they know their loved one has gone. The Unclean Force The phrase Unclean Force Нечистая сила refers to both the and all and potentially harmful in the. Although the beings of the unclean force resided primarily in the spirit realm тот свет they were able to manifest themselves in this world in many forms, the most well known included the , the , the , the and the. Likewise, strangers and people of other religions were viewed as possessing the unclean force. Among these spirits, the domovoi was considered the least dangerous. If angered, the domovoi would act as a. Other spirits, like the rusalka, were more malevolent. She was said to lure men to their watery deaths. Among the places where the unclean force was strongest against the Russian peasant were the crossroads, the threshold and the. One aligned with the unclean force could spoil another through the use of the or by means of a magical ritual. The spoiled person would be inflicted with such maladies and misfortunes as sickness, mental illness, deformity, loss of livelihood, and death. One type of spoiling was a form of hysteria called klikushestvo кликушество. It caused the bewitched person to shriek, curse, and fall to the floor when in the presence of religious objects or displays. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 2002. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 2002.
