Proclus Day: What Can and Cannot Be Done on This Holiday

03.12.2024 00:05

Today, December 3, Orthodox Christians remember Saint Proclus and Saint Gregory of Decapolis.

Saint Proclus is considered a protector from troubles, and Saint Gregory is the patron of prayer and patience.

This day is filled with interesting traditions and signs, the observance of which will make it special.

What not to do

Protect your plans from the wind

If the weather outside is cold today, it is better not to share your plans and ideas.

They can be carried away by the gusts of wind, and a person will be left without his hopes.

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Don't sleep too late

Going to bed late on this day is not recommended, as it may attract evil spirits.

It can spoil your mood and bring on depressing thoughts, disturbing your peace.

Avoid negative emotions

Cursing and showing negativity on Proclus' day can turn against the person himself.

Negative situations that occur today may return in the future with double force.

Entrance to the house

Entrance doors should not be left open. Protect the entrance to your home from dark forces.

Don't do any repairs

Today is not the best day for home renovations or rearranging furniture.

However, cleaning during this time will prove beneficial.

What can be done

Drive away evil spirits

On this day, it is customary to curse evil spirits and drive them away with the help of words and rituals.

It is believed that frost drives evil spirits underground, so it is important to prevent them from reaching the surface.

Opening of the sleigh route

The sleigh route opens on Proklov Day. So you can safely go on sleigh rides.

Before you leave, don't forget to ask Saint Proclus for help and good luck on your journey.

Author: Elena Gutyro Editor of Internet resources

Content
  1. What not to do
  2. Protect your plans from the wind
  3. Don't sleep too late
  4. Avoid negative emotions
  5. Entrance to the house
  6. Don't do any repairs
  7. What can be done
  8. Drive away evil spirits
  9. Opening of the sleigh route