Don’t do it on March 12. The consequences can be dire

March It’s an important month of the year because it’s when it begins. This is the time when nature comes to life after winter, and most people feel a surge of energy and willingness to act.

However, it is worth refraining from some activities until April, because, according to old superstitions, we may bring bad luck and misfortune upon ourselves. It is also worth paying attention to March 12, when the so-called “pozimie” falls. What kind of day is it and what should you avoid to avoid regrets?

After a cold, snowy winter, most people are eagerly awaiting the breath of spring and the arrival of warmer days. In the past, people paid even more attention to it than now, and before the arrival of calendar or astronomical spring, “pozimie” was celebrated.

This day fell on March 12 and was associated with certain actions that had to be performed to ensure happiness. It was then that the first spring cleaning began, cleaning the yard and the house. It was also the time for shoeing horses. This tradition has survived in many homes and some people start intensive work, for example washing windows.

Winter is a day worth devoting to tidying up your home and your heart. Contacts with loved ones will result in stronger relationships. The unique energy of this day will also help alleviate any conflicts and clarify misunderstandings.

However, it is not a good day for traveling – especially if it is raining. In the past, it was believed that it portended some kind of misfortune and people were advised against traveling, especially over longer distances. Therefore, if we do not have to, on March 12, it is better to limit ourselves to short trips from home and short distance travel. There may be a grain of truth in old superstitions and driving to another city or country will result in a car breakdown or an accident.