The Orthodox Church celebrates the Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple (Third Pure One) on November 21.
On November 21, according to the new calendar, the Orthodox Church of Ukraine commemorates one of the most significant Church holidays - the Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple.
On this folk holiday, people celebrated the end of autumn and the arrival of true winter.
It is customary to visit the church and pray on November 21, and it is also important to remember that the Most Holy Theotokos is regarded as the protector of family well-being.
People ask for family happiness, health for children, parents, and relatives.
The holiday on November 21 is ideal for addressing family issues.
This day is also best spent with family.
November 21 is well-suited for water activities, such as going to the bathhouse or swimming pool.
What not to do on the Church holiday of November 21:
It is forbidden to wash your hair, as our ancestors believed that on this day one could "wash away" their mind.
It is categorically prohibited to engage in fraud, deceive others, such as inflating the prices of goods and services, or attempting to take someone else's property.
On November 21, one should refrain from judging others, and it is not allowed to criticize or envy others. Discussing or slandering people behind their backs is also prohibited.