Hello Hivers! Happy New Year!!
Last day of the year and I decided to post about New Year's Superstitions here in Brazil.
Whatever the belief, during New Year's Eve, the desire for a fresh start and renewal is usually unanimous. Whether it's love, health or money, there's always a sympathy that promises to give a little extra help in the New Year's plans
And for those who still don't know what to do, we've selected some famous rituals to receive 2022 in the best way:
Starting the new year wearing something new feels like a new beginning and more openness to the new in general. Regarding clothing, the colors are also designed with the desires for the year in mind. Normally, people match new clothes to a color whose meaning is compatible with what they want to achieve.
White = Piece and Harmony
Silver = Shining
Gold = Richness and Prosperity
Orange = Strength and Energy
Yellow = Prosperity and Joy
Green = Hope and Health
Light Blue = Health and Serenity
Blue = Harmony and Knowledge
Lilac = Romance and Inspiration
Purple = Change and Spirituality
Pink = Love and Romance
Red = Deep Love and Sex
In Christian religions, wine is considered wisdom and life, and because it is made with grapes, it is believed that the drink brings luck and prosperity to the new year. It is believed that the drink should preferably be consumed in crystal glasses, as it purifies spiritual energies.
According to superstition, eating a tablespoon of lentils on the night of the turn ensures a whole year of great income at the table. In some cultures, grains such as lentils and peas symbolize prosperity.
One of the best known and practiced sympathies for those who spend New Year's Eve on the beach, jumping the 7 waves in the first minutes of the New Year guarantees purification and strength to overcome obstacles. The number of waves has roots in Umbanda, which understands the number 7 as the 7 senses of life, so, in addition to purification, with each skip wave, the person can make a wish for the next year and count on the energy coming from the sea to achieve it. them.
Throwing flowers into the sea as a gift and thanks to Iemanjá is a tradition linked to spiritism, but one that many practice to bring luck.
Besides all of these, the most important thing is to always have positive thoughts, be surrounded with special people, in safe, with positivity and love, sure that the new cycle will start full of good energy.
And around here we are ready, and you? What is your rite of passage for this new year?
Uvas e espumante não faltarão na nossa meia noite / Grapes and Sparkling Wine for our New Year's Eve dinner
Salada de Lentilha / Lentils Salad
Roupas novas e amarelas, pra não faltar dinheiro (se sobrar, estamos no lucro, não é mesmo?) / New and yellow Clothes to not run out of money in the next year (if any is left over, better, right?)🤑
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