▷ June or Cireșar marks the beginning of an unforgettable summer!

June is the sixth month of the Gregorian calendar year and one of the four Gregorian months with o Duration for 30 days. Moon June May And nominated and: cherry trees, cherry trees, cherry trees, cherry trees, moon cherries.

From an astrological point of view moon June begins with the Sun in the sign of Gemini and ends in the sign of Cancer. From an astronomical point of view, moon June begins with the sun in Taurus and ends with the sun in Gemini.

This is where the name June comes from Latin: June, de THE the goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter and protector of married women. So it’s said like this moon It’s June favorite For weddings because, during this time, they will alloy THE May long-lasting weddings. They called the Greeks moon June Skirophorion. In the popular calendar, moon June is full of festivals and folkloristic events. According to Romanian popular tradition, May And nominated and “Cherry Tree” OR “moon cherries”, because now these delicious fruits are ripening. Here comes greenery and calendar time THE maturity within Before month of summer, when day that’s it May long din an.

June or Cireșar marks the beginning of an unforgettable summer!

According to popular traditions when flashed AND he thunders very inside moon June,

To be it must be new, If moon It’s June May Dry Of Wet the barrels will be full of wine, If moon It’s June Wet and it’s cold STRICT all year round, the journey of the ants heralds a good year, many caterpillars I am sign of wine e grain much, the jumping of the fish portends fortune, If I am many warm sponges, winter the next one will be at winter easy too MOREOVER June rain is ruined vineyards and hives, If beat in June the north wind then bears fruit grain Very, If it is raining in June you will be grainbut don’t be Friend.

Goldenrod OR Drăgaica (June 23-24): represents the celebration of the solstice that reminds us of divinity monthlyequinoctial e AGRICULTURE, identified with Diana and Juno in the Pantheon Roman and with Hera and Artemis in the Greek Pantheon, protectors of fields sprung from grain and married women. It has been said since ancient times that the “Sânzienele” were the fairies of the forest, fields and flowers. The elders called them holy women who walk the night onwards field, party kidnapped by kites, imprisoned in enchanted palaces, at the bottom of the waters and TOvillages a COME on earth only on the night of Sânziene. In This night, it is believed that the Sânzienele take the power and smell of the flowers, but give them away the fruit the seeds burn the pastures, but protect the hordes calculation and storms.

At the dawn of the Sânziene day, the women of the past purified themselves by washing with What not starting with the fountains OR spring, they dressed up in festive clothes and went out THE field to collect medicinal herbs and amulets that they carried with them THE Churchhaving faith that through sanctification they will be purified the influences negatives of Pentecost OR Ielelor.

During the year, women washed themselves What in which they combined the plants with sanzia flowers, thus borrowing their beauty, vigor and strength therapeutic of flowers. It’s said later This day, medicinal plants lose their valences healing from now on May only white and yellow sycamore flowers can be collected (grass Saint Ion) to treat colds and wounds OR of whooping cough.

In day de Sânziene silences the cuckoo, suffocated by barley grains, This bird-oracle, begin I sing THE Annunciation and concludes it THE Sânziene, then transforming into uliu, da This day, the plants do not May they are growing, they are bearing fruit, the sun is shining now May stronger than in any other other period of summer.

On the night of the Sânzien, the girls put sânzien flowers under the pillow, to dream of their bear, while the already married women “tied” their waists with the sânzien to protect them from the pain of the toil of the earth.

THE May important astronomical phenomenon that takes place in This month it is the solstice of summer (June 21), when the sun touches the May mare declination borealwith that May long day of the year