Funny holidays - Day of tying knots for luck

In ancient Greek mythology, three Moirai were responsible for the fate of man, weaving the fabric of life “One - the deaf one was twisting a thread, one - the dumb one was weaving knots Without measuring, she confused, circled, laughing, the blind one tore the thread” The goddess Clotho spun, Lachesis (“the giver of lots”) measured and passed a person through adversity, Atropos cut the thread, consulting the book of life This is partly why the knots represent fate, the continuity of phenomena and their connection The Day of Tying Knots for Happiness, which is celebrated on February 15, is intended to correct the negative phenomena of life In Rus', amulets in the form of nauzs have long been made from woolen straps and leather threads Charms in the form of knots protected from the evil eye and failures, and attracted everything bright and good into life Part of the wedding ceremony of the Slavs and other peoples is the tying of a towel, ropes or ribbons This custom symbolizes the intertwining, the joining of two destinies into a single whole In medieval England, sailors and soldiers serving away from home sent their lovers a piece of rope as an invitation to tie the knot At a wedding, this cord was used to connect the wrists of the bride and groom, unraveling it only at the end of the celebration Knitting knots in ancient times and today is used in African magic both to cure a person of ailments and to induce diseases For a long time, before going to sea, Finnish sailors turned to magicians to make protective amulets It was believed that sorcerers knew how to tie the wind into the sciences For this, special conspiracies were used On long voyages, when sailors needed the support of the natural elements, they untied the ropes, releasing a tailwind from captivity Our ancestors tied bonds when support from higher powers was needed The Slavs believed that with a protective thread made from nettle or hemp, life would become better, love would be stronger, health and money would increase, and business would go uphill A knotted bracelet was usually worn on the wrist The choice of color for the amulet depended on its purpose: protection from damage or the evil eye, getting rid of illness, easy childbirth, attracting money, etc To practice knot magic, you need to purchase natural threads (made of linen, wool, cotton or silk), which carry the power of nature You should create a protective amulet in a good mood and good health Tying knots and weaving threads is accompanied by mental messages of goodness and prosperity, reading spells or prayers They make amulets both for themselves and for strangers Sciences aimed at bringing joy and good luck into life are woven on the waxing Moon, and for healing from illnesses - on the waning Moon Personally created amulets are an excellent gift for loved ones on the Day of Tying Knots for good luck