A kiss is an act of recognition of sympathy, trust and love. This wonderful touch with the lips can stir up many shades of feelings, because it affects not only the physical side of satisfaction, but also the psychological and emotional. Kisses can be different, expressing honor or respect, affection, lust or deeper feelings, friendly kisses or family, intimate, airy and even virtual!

This is an annual holiday dedicated to doctors treating diseases of the cardiovascular system. Experts from the World Health Association chose July 6 as a holiday date. Cardiovascular diseases are the most common diseases in the world. According to statistics, the proportion of deaths due to heart problems exceeds the percentage of deaths from other diseases. Cardiologists save lives every day, every minute.

The Slavs have long used an unusual headdress made of herbs, tree branches and flowers in magical practices. Our ancestors hung wreaths over the front door to ward off evil spirits; to get rid of rodents, they placed them under the first sheaf of the new harvest. A holiday was established in honor of the original Slavic tradition.

Holidays of the Slavs - Agrafena Bathing suit

Holidays of Kazakhstan - Day of the Capital of Kazakhstan

Holidays of Kazakhstan - Birthday of the first President Nursultan Nazarbayev

Finnish Holidays - Eino Leino Day (Summer and Poetry Day) (Eino Leino paiva)

July 6 is the only Tibetan Buddhist holiday with a fixed date, celebrated according to the European calendar rather than the lunar calendar. On this day in 1935, the Dalai Lama, literally “great teacher,” the head of Tibet, was not just born, but reincarnated. Followers of the religion believe that this is an incarnation of the Buddha of Compassion and refer to him as “His Holiness.”

Jewish Holidays - Fast 17 of Tammuz (Seventeenth of Tammuz)

Lithuanian holidays - Statehood Day

Holidays in the Czech Republic - Jan Hus Day

Agrafena holiday is named in honor of the Christian martyr Agrippina of Rome, whose memory the church commemorates on this day. In Rus', Agrippina was nicknamed Agrafena, and she was called the Swimsuit for tradition. Residents went to swim in the pond, and water procedures were also carried out in the bathhouse, using medicinal herbs. In the morning of the day, the Agraphens washed themselves with dew to improve health.

Orthodox holidays on July 6:

Memorial Day of the Martyr Agrippina the Roman

Cathedral of Vladimir Saints

Celebration of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God