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Lazarus Day: customs, namesakes and meal Lazarus Day is celebrated every penultimate Saturday before Easter. Lazar, Lazarinka, Lazarina, Lazo, Lazarka, Lalka, Lalko, Lalo, Lala, Lalio, Lalyu Customs According to Bulgarian folk tradition, Lazarovden or "Lazaritsa", "Lazarus Saturday" is a celebration of the fields, pastures and forests, but also a celebration of the girls who, after Lazarus, can publicly be

How to be happy: 6 easy steps to finding happiness Happiness is the mental state of experiencing positive or pleasant emotions. In my experience, many people define happiness as feeling intense joy, which can make it difficult to feel happy in our daily lives. There are actually many levels of happiness, ranging from

10 lessons from children you can learn about life What do children know that adults seem to have forgotten? Children are more confident, braver and enjoy life far more intensely than adults. Sometimes it feels like we spend our whole lives trying to get back to who we were as children. Here's what we can

Annunciation: customs, table and namesakes On March 25 we celebrate the Annunciation, also called Blagovets. The Orthodox Church celebrates the message of the birth of the Savior. The Virgin Mary understands that she has conceived a son who will be called Jesus and will be honored by all the people. On this day it is allowed to eat fish. The Annunciation is associated with the announcement of the

A very fine, clear and bright day. This day should be devoted to everything that elevates the spirit.
The day is unfavorable for working in a team, crowds of people and unnecessary contacts should be avoided. It is useful to recall childhood, to consider your life path, to review history books.
You must forgive the insults of your friends and enemies - this removes the accumulated complexes

St. Todorov's Day: customs and meal Todorov's Day is celebrated every first Saturday of Lent. On this day, the Orthodox Church honors St. Todor. On this day, St. Todor puts on nine coats, rides his horse and goes to the Lord to ask him to send summer. Once he reaches

Midsummer Midsummer is always celebrated on Sunday, seven weeks (49 days) before Easter. It is the last day before Lent on which foods that come from animals, such as cheese, milk, eggs, etc., can be eaten. On Midsummer's Eve a fire is lit, which is believed to burn with it

Golyama Zadushnitsa: Customs and Meals Golyama Zadushnitsa is celebrated on the Saturday opposite Mesopustna Sunday (Mesni Zagovezni, which is a week before the beginning of Great Lent). A memorial service is held in memory of the dead. All Souls' Day is always on Saturday, because in the weekly holiday cycle, the church has designated Saturday as the day of the dead. Customs Mention is made of