There are only a few days left until my little girl is born. I want to burn incense in my house to clean it before the baby comes. Do you think I will do well And besides, what else is being done. I realized that a piece of soap was placed on the doorstep of the front door, a kind that goes to be cleaned and thus enters the child. I know that all this is a belief and a bit obsolete for the 21st century, but there are also true things.
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In my opinion, the right things are those that have logic. Does it make sense for someone to walk past a bar of soap and clean up? We are educated in the 21st century and we should look for logic in things. On the other hand, I don't mind if everyone walks around as long as it doesn't hurt, and if he feels better, let him smoke incense, but let him not be in the presence of a baby, because an adult will cough with more smoke, but will a baby manage to get enough oxygen. And there is a possibility that the baby is allergic to something, unlike babies in the 19th century today have a lot more allergies, so I think it is better to be careful with beliefs. For example, there is a belief that putting yolk in the water with which you will bathe the child, but today we know that the yolk on his skin will not help him as much as it can harm him, raw yolk to bring salmonellosis or other bacterial infection. I also hope you don't wrap it in salt, so that it doesn't smell of sweat, because today we already know that salt will not reduce the number and quality of its sweat glands. Today, in the 21st century, we know that sweat smells depending on the quality of the food a person eats.
You need an old silver steam, and a black hen that is slaughtered at sunrise! From the chicken soup, the head should be boiled as well (it can be eaten later but thrown away), together with the silver steam, and everyone who crosses your threshold during the first 7 days should drink a spoonful of the chicken broth! An amulet is made with the feather by tying it with red thread, and the silver steam should be tied to the feathers (which is boiling in the chicken soup), but in no case do you pierce it to pass the thread through it! The amulet hangs over the front door of the house and sits for 7 days! On the seventh day the amulet and the bones of the hen are burned and the ashes are thrown into running water together with the silver coin! For the ritual you can use a coin from the sari levs, they cost 3-4 levs so it is not a problem to find.
It is best to ask at the church, they will tell you if anything other than the child is baptized. The rest is grandma's nonsense and there's no point in doing it. May you be alive and healthy !!!
The excessive saint is not dear to God either! The incense is enough. Soap, you will forgive me, but it is absolutely unnecessary nonsense. Better try to limit visits until the baby is at least 40 days old. If you are such a believer, you should know that when you turn 40, you should go to church together to have a prayer read to you. This, in connection with our religion. But seriously, your child does not have an immune system - how will they get into it? Better gather your friends and honor the birth of a baby later, not soon after birth. That's better for him. You have no idea what viruses are rampant in the summer, and how much more the refugees have brought us as a bonus. Take it easy, as long as you make bracelets with your eyes and don't bother your mind with nonsense. Go home, spray with holy water (don't wait until the deadline, your home needs to be ventilated afterwards. Incense is an allergen) and enjoy the last moments of your pregnancy! G. 38, expecting her second daughter at any moment.
I have a baby too. I put the soap in the bathroom. Everyone who enters goes through the bathroom. In this way they are "purified" before entering the baby. And before the baby comes, ventilate well. The baby will feel sick from the heavy smell.
Who fills your head with such nonsense. You are already posting a second similar topic. I imagine, when this baby is born, what is waiting for him sweetly.
How did you know that "some" things were true? !! This is complete nonsense, what is there for "purification"? Enough with these things, we are the 21st century. The child's future does not depend on whether you smoke incense, put soap on the front door or tie a red thread, etc., etc. Come on, please, think a little. Our ancestors invented these superstitions and accordingly carried them out to reassure themselves that their child would not get sick, for example. Centuries ago, medicine was not so advanced, many of the diseases were not known where and how a person becomes infected, dies and, accordingly, everything is attributed to "evil spirits", "bad eyes" (bad people, envious) But if still so you will feel calmer do it. But it is a complete waste of time.
You have to tie a big pink ribbon on your head (isn't the girl a child) and don't take it off for a year. Lifetime warranty.
In addition, which is true, it helps a lot to use a condom and a contraceptive (simultaneously) for the next twenty years.
And she was a woman, what is a BABY? It's called a baby. Grow up a little and then look after children. Listen to number 11.