You will give us -
we will praise
and you won't give
we will reproach!
Carol, carol!
Give me the pie!
The little boy sat on the couch
Sofa crackle - drive the ruble!
Shchedryk, bucket!
Give me a dumpling!
Porridge breast!
Kilce cowbaski!
little boy
Sat on a sheaf
plays the pipe,
Carol amuses.
Avsen, avsen,
Tomorrow is a new day!
Don't stand at the gate
Tomorrow is the New Year!
blunder,
Hurry, give me a carol!
Legs are chilly
I'll run home.
Who will give
He is the prince
Who won't give
Togo in the dirt!
Shchedryk-Petryk,
Give me a dumpling!
a spoonful of porridge,
Top sausages.
It's not enough
Give me a piece of fat.
Take it out quickly
Don't freeze the kids!
The sparrow is flying
twirls its tail,
And you people know
Cover the tables
Receive guests
Meet Christmas!
For a new summer for you,
For a red summer!
Where is the horse's tail -
There is a bush.
Where is the goat's horn -
There's a stack of hay.
How many donkeys
So many pigs for you;
How many trees
So many cows;
How many candles
So many sheep.
Happiness to you
owner with hostess
Great health
Happy New Year
With all kind!
Carol, carol!
Gather up villagers
Let's go with carols!
Open the chest
Get a piglet!
Open up, peddlers,
Get your pennies!
Come, don't be shy
Now let's entertain the people.
And who does not want anyone
Let him laugh for a penny!
Today the walk
divination,
skating!
Pancakes, pies, tea party,
And pranks and dates.
Winter is rushing us - hurry!
Hurry to see
hear,
participate!
Carol, dance, joke!
There is good fun:
Who will get the rooster
On a high pole
Conquer the height!
Who's in the bag without stopping
Will be able to jump smartly
Who can break the pot -
Will not regret anything!
We are waiting on the stage of the good fellows -
amateur singers,
Balagurov and dancers,
Harmonists and reciters!
Christmas carol came
On the eve of Christmas.
Him with an ear of octopus,
From the grain of his carpet,
From half-grain - a pie.
The Lord would give you
And reward you, Lord,
Even better than that!
Here is an example of an old carol :)
Baba Yaga:
I am Baba Yaga, bone leg,
Where is the river of honey, kissel-banks,
I live there for centuries - aha! yeah!
I am the immortal Koschey
Guardian of all things
Instead of porridge and cabbage soup
I eat dragonflies and mice.
Good people, red sun,
face clear,
Bow down, smile
Beautiful.
Morning Star:
Wake up, land of cheese!
It's time for the night!
The sun's sister is out!
I walk in the sky
I guard all the stars
I noticed everything for a long time,
He himself is sharp-sighted and bright.
We are frequent stars
golden, eyed,
We dance, we don't cry
We hide behind the clouds.
Loose hair,
I lay down, beauty,
Like a lane
From earth to heaven.
We came,
The goat was brought
to amuse people,
crush nuts,
Children to nurture
Honor the hosts.
Carols were sung at Christmas time, mostly on the night before Christmas. The hosts brought treats to carolers, and they wished them all the best.
So you can congratulate the neighbors :)
The sparrow is flying
twirls its tail,
And you people know
Cover the tables
Receive guests
Meet Christmas!
For a new summer for you,
For a red summer!
Where is the horse's tail -
There is a bush.
Where is the goat's horn -
There's a stack of hay.
How many donkeys
So many pigs for you;
How many trees
So many cows;
How many candles
So many sheep.
Happiness to you
owner with hostess
Great health
Happy New Year
With all kind!
Carol, carol!
Carol goes on holy evenings,
A carol comes to Pavly-village.
Gather up villagers
Let's go with carols!
Open the chest
Get a piglet!
Open up, peddlers,
Get your pennies!
Come, don't be shy
Now let's entertain the people.
Who will be the devil, and who will be the goblin!
And who does not want anyone
Let him laugh for a penny!
Today the walk
divination,
skating!
Pancakes, pies, tea party,
And pranks and dates.
Winter is rushing us - hurry!
Hurry to see
hear,
participate!
Dress up and get out of the houses,
Carol, dance, joke!
There is good fun:
Who will get the rooster
On a high pole
Conquer the height!
Who's in the bag without stopping
Will be able to jump smartly
Who can break the pot -
Will not regret anything!
We are waiting on the stage of the good fellows -
amateur singers,
Balagurov and dancers,
Harmonists and reciters!
Christmas carol came
On the eve of Christmas.
Give me a cow, a butter head,
And God forbid the one who is in this house,
The rye is thick for him, the rye is supper:
Him with an ear of octopus,
From the grain of his carpet,
From half-grain - a pie.
The Lord would give you
And life, and being, and wealth
And reward you, Lord,
Even better than that!
http://kitty1984.livejournal.com/3025.html 
The Nativity of Christ is celebrated according to the established routine once and for all, just like other Orthodox holidays: it is preceded by a forty-day fast, during which Christians pray more, read the Law of God and refrain from fast food. Christmas Eve - Christmas Eve. This name is explained by the fact that on this day they eat sochivo - lean porridge with vegetables. In the morning, it is customary to clean the house, put the dough, wash, and you can sit down at the table only when the first evening star appears in the sky.
Young people caroled under the windows. Here is how N.V. Gogol said about this fun fun:
“The last day before Christmas has passed. The clear winter night has come; the stars looked; the month majestically rose to heaven to shine for good people and the whole world, so that everyone would have fun caroling and glorifying Christ.
Caroling in our country is called singing under the windows on the eve of Christmas songs, which are called carols. To the one who carols, the owner, or the hostess, or whoever stays at home will always throw sausage, or bread, or a copper penny into the bag, than who is rich ...
Crowds of lads and girls appeared with sacks; songs rang out, and carolers did not crowd under a rare hut. The moon shines wonderfully! It is hard to tell how good it is to hustle on such a night between a bunch of laughing and singing girls and between lads ready for all the jokes and inventions that a laughing night can inspire. It's warm under a tight casing; the frost burns the cheeks even more vividly, and in a prank the evil one himself pushes from behind. There were more noisy shouts and songs in the street. The crowds of the jostling people were enlarged by the arrivals from neighboring villages. The lads were naughty and furious enough.
Often, between carols, some cheerful song was heard, which one of the young Cossacks immediately knew how to put together. Then suddenly one of the crowd, instead of a carol, let go of a generous song and roared at the top of his voice:
Shchedryk, bucket!
Give me a dumpling!
Porridge breast!
Kilce cowbaski!
Laughter rewarded the entertainer. Small windows were raised, and the old woman's lean hand poked out of the window with a sausage or a piece of pie. The boys and girls vying with each other set up bags and caught their prey. In one place, the lads, coming in from all sides, surrounded a crowd of girls: noise, screaming; one threw a clod of snow, the other pulled out a bag with all sorts of things. In another place, the girls caught the lad, put their foot on him, and he flew headlong to the ground along with the bag. It seemed that they were ready to have fun all night long. And the night, as if on purpose, glowed so luxuriously, and the light of the moon from the brilliance of snow seemed even whiter!
With their chants, carolers wished the owners good health, wealth, good harvest, economic well-being, and they gave them treats and small money in return.
These are the carols that could be heard under the windows of the houses that evening.
Having bypassed many houses and gathered a bag of treats, the youth gathered in someone's hut for gatherings: the boys and girls, who had become naughty and worked up an appetite, poured everything that they caroled on the table and had a merry feast. Having refreshed themselves, they sang, danced, and talked. Here came the time to appear mummers. They liked to dress up as animals (traditionally, the bear was the central figure of the Christmas masquerade) or in evil spirit, who burst into the hut with screams and cries, and soon escorted out into the cold, disgraced. This game had symbolic meaning: before the great holiday of Christmas, it is necessary to cleanse the home of evil spirits.
At Christmas, the girls were guessing their fate. Sometimes young men also guessed. This time of "overwintering" was cheerful and carefree for young people: the autumn field work was left behind, and the time to spin and weave had not yet come. From time immemorial, many methods of divination have come down to us. It was customary to guess at Christmas, but by no means on Christmas Day. In general, three winter evenings are most suitable for fortune-telling: New Year's Eve, Christmas and Epiphany.
Having gathered at the festive table, Christians celebrate the Nativity of Christ. It is customary to exchange gifts (this tradition came from the Magi who presented gifts to the Infant Jesus), to congratulate each other and make cherished wishes. It is believed that at this sacred moment the sky opens up towards the earth and the heavenly forces themselves heed the requests of people: not a single one of their desires will remain unfulfilled. Of course, this only applies to good intentions.
Many signs and customs are associated with the blessed day of Christmas. As with other major Orthodox holidays, you can’t do household chores on Christmas Day. From Christmas until the very Epiphany, it is a sin to hunt in the forest. In the villages, shepherds “sowed” the huts in the morning - they scattered handfuls of oats, saying: “On the floor of the calves, under the bench of the lambs, on the bench - the guys!”, Or: “The lambs are behind the bench, the calves are at the bench, and the pigs are all over the hut!” This action contributed to the fact that there was always prosperity in the House. It was necessary to sprinkle all the family members with plenty of grain, and the hostess had to have time to boil a large pot of porridge for breakfast. At Christmas it is customary to receive guests. In the old days, gatherings, games, songs, rounds of houses continued throughout the period called Christmas time, which begins on Christmas Day, January 7 (December 25, old style), and ends on January 18 (January 5, old style). Svyatki means "holy evenings".
The youth gathered for gatherings just to have fun - the girls did not even take needlework with them - and had fun with songs, fortune-telling and games.
The holidays have arrived. That's joy!
Guessing windy youth
Who has no regrets
Before which life is far
Lies bright, boundless;
Fortune telling old age through glasses
At his grave board,
All having lost irretrievably;
And still: hope for them
He lies with his baby talk.
(A. S. Pushkin. "Eugene Onegin")
The mummers put on whole performances. One of the most popular was called the "blacksmith game". The "blacksmith" entered the house - a guy with a face smeared with soot and with a large wooden hammer in his hands, and with him - "old men" with glued beards. At first, the "blacksmith" offered the older girls to "reforge" them into young ones, and when they refused, he began to "reforge" the "old men" who came with him. One of them climbed under a bench covered with a blanket, and the “blacksmith” hit it with a hammer, and as a result, instead of the “old man”, a young guy appeared from under the bench. After all the “old men” became young, the “blacksmith” began to “forge” gifts for the girls, and they had to redeem them with kisses, smearing themselves with soot for the amusement of the whole company. They also played "silence", "forfeits" and other games. As a rule, all of them contributed to the psychological liberation of shy young people who, in the course of the game, could meet girls as if “by chance”.
During Christmas time, one-day fasts on Wednesday and Friday are cancelled.
Christmas is a popular holiday. Now that the customs of our ancestors, forgotten for a while, have returned to us, we again attend Christmas services, send children to carol, arrange friendly gatherings at the festive table and guess our fate with genuine interest ... On this holiday, tell the children about how to the light of the Infant Christ, leaf through the Bible in pictures with them ...
bright star rays
The blue sky is shining...
"Why, tell me, mother,
Brighter in the sky of stars shine
On Christmas night?
Like a tree in a mountain world
Lit at midnight
And diamond lights
And the radiance of radiant stars
She's all decked out..."
“True, my son.
In God's sky
On the night of the present saint
Christmas tree lit for the world
And full of wonderful gifts
For the family, she is human.
Look how bright the stars are
Shine the world there in the distance:
Holy gifts shine in them -
Goodwill for people
Peace and truth for the earth ... "
G Heine
It was winter.
The wind blew from the steppe.
And it was cold
Baby in the crib
On the hillside.
The breath of an ox warmed him.
Pets
They were in a cave.
A warm haze floated over the manger.
Doha shaking off the bed dust
And millet grains
Watched from the cliff
Wake up in the midnight distance shepherds
And nearby, unknown before,
Shy bowls
At the gatehouse window
A star twinkled on the way to Bethlehem.
A growing glow glowed over her
And it meant something.
And three stargazers
They hurried to the call of unprecedented fires.
Behind them were brought gifts on camels.
And donkeys in harness
One undergrowth
Another, step by step descended from the mountain.
It was getting light. Dawn, like ash dust,
The last stars swept from the sky,
And only the Magi from the myriad rabble
Mary let her into the hole in the rock.
He slept, all radiant, in an oak manger,
Like a ray of moon in the hollow of a hollow.
He was replaced with a sheepskin coat
Donkey lips and ox nostrils.
They stood in the shade, as if in the twilight of a barn,
They whispered, barely choosing the words.
Suddenly someone in the dark a little to the left
He pushed the sorcerer away from the manger with his hand,
And he looked back: from the threshold at the Virgin,
As a guest, the star of Christmas watched.
B. Pasternak
Hello. Today is one of the most interesting, in my opinion, holidays of the year - Old New Year. On this day, it is customary to dress up, go from house to house and call "avsen". Now a little about the history of the holiday itself.
"By decree of Peter 1, since 1700, the Russian people began to celebrate the New Year from the first of January, in the European manner. The celebration of the New Year coincided with Orthodox holiday- the day of Basil of Caesarea (or the Great). New Year's Eve (December 31 O.S., January 13 O.S.) was called Vasiliev's Evening or Avsenem. It may seem that the widely known Avsenki songs that have survived to this day are connected precisely with the time of Peter the Great, but Avsenya's holiday existed in Rus' long before Peter. So in the documents of the Stoglavy Cathedral (1551) it is said: “Men, and wives, and children in houses and bypassing the streets, and on the waters of gloom create all sorts of games and all sorts of buffoonery ... Similarly, they do this in the days and eve of the Nativity of Christ and in the eve of Basil Great, and on the eve of the Epiphany ”But if Avsen was not associated with the New Year for a long time, then what kind of holiday is this? Until now, there is no consensus among scientists about who Avsen (Ovsen) is. Some associate his name with the oats that were sownhuts for happiness, others with the ancient name of January - Prosinets, others, such as A.A. Bychkov, consider him the personification of spring and dawn, the father of evening and morning dawn, the patron saint of pigs. There is no doubt that Avsen was in fact associated with fertility.
The characteristic features of Avsenya, as a holiday, are groups of mummers, making a detour of the village or village from house to house. “When they called avsen, they dressed up as funny as possible: they put on bast shoes, smeared their faces with soot, turned their fur coats inside out, put on masks. They hung a basket on their shoulders, and wood ash in the basket. When they entered the house, where the owners washed the floor, they danced and the ashesgot enough sleep” (p. Sanskoe). “They dressed up in grandma's outfits - they hung on skirts from beerbottles of iron, most did not wear masks, but some made paper masks. The men dressed up as women and vice versa ”(Vanchur village) The main task of the disguises was“ so that the guards did not recognize them, they changed their voices, changed their gait. Everyone could click avsen, regardless of gender and age, but there are still memories that in the old days people of different ages went to click at different times: in the morning - children, and by the evening already adults.
At present, most of the ancient texts of the Avsenians have already been forgotten - only fragments remain where the Avsenians beg for alms:
Do not give the pie - we are the cow by the horns,
Do not give bread - we will steal grandfather from the stove ...
In the old days, avseni songs were long, "long" and contained many interesting plots that allow you to look at the spiritual world of our ancestors, as, for example, in Iritsy.
Like in a field, field
The pine stood, green, curly ...
The boyars rode - they cut down a pine tree, -
Oh, Avsen, oh, Avsen -
Pine cut down...
And what did they cut down? -
The bridge was built...
Oh, Avsen, oh, Avsen -
The bridge was built...
And which bridge is this? -
Carry firewood...
What is this wood for? -
Brewing beer...
Oh, Avsen, oh, Avsen -
Brewing beer...
What is that beer for? -
Ivan to marry ...
Oh, Avsen, oh, Avsen -
Ivan to marry ...
Oh, Avsen, oh, Avsen -
How heavy are you?
You carry - do not deliver,
You carry - do not convey ...
This "Avsen" is a wish to the peasant to marry his son in the coming year. It was performed by children. But in the same village, adult girls sang “Avsen” of a majestic nature:
"I walk, I walk
Through the lanes, through the lanes.
I'm looking, I'm looking for everything Ivanov Dvor ...
And Ivan the Sovereign, he went to the market,
I bought an asterisk on Makushetskaya ... "
In the village of Sanskoye in Avsenki, there is also a desire to marry a son and marry a daughter:
"Avsen, Avsen,
Whose fire is this?
This is Ivanov's fire:
They brew beer
They should feed Alyoshka,
They drink beer
Give Masha in marriage ... "
“Bonfire”, “firewood bonfire”, which is found in the avenues in a number of villages, is a bonfire on which beer was brewed for a future wedding.
Most researchers note that in the Ryazan region avsenki were also called "tausenki". In Kuzemkino, a childless family sang a special "tausenka" - "Golden Beard":
"Tausen!
Grandpa has a golden beard!
Tausen!
Gilded mustache!
Tausen!!
I'll cut my hair!"
In the village of Yerakhtur in 1923, such a “tausenka” was recorded:
"We entered, we entered in the middle of Moscow - Tausen!
In the middle of Moscow, the gates are red - Tausen!
Pillars turned, gilded - Tausen!
The Matyushkins have a fire in the yard - Tausen!
- Ah, why these firewood? - We brew beer - Tausen!
We brew beer and zhanit Vasily - Tausen!
And the bride is something to take from a neighbor in the yard - Tausen!
In the same village, there was another version of "tausenek":
We went, we went to Ivashkin yard,
In Ivashkin yard, a beautiful maiden lives ...
Tausen! The bridge is a bridge ...
Tausen! Who should ride on it?
Tausen! Vasily Fedorovich ...
Tausen! Why should he go?
Tausen! For the red girl!"
At the beginning of the twentieth century, in the village of Svinchus, local historian Grushin E.F. the following text "tausenya" was recorded:
"Tausen! Tausen! - We went for a walk.
Tausen! Tausen! - On holy evenings.
Tausen! Tausen! - They went to the father-deacon.
Tausen! Tausen! - Ivo is not at home.
Tausen! Tausen! - He left the field.
Tausen! Tausen! - Sow pashanitska.
Tausen! Tausen! - God bless him
Tausen! Tausen! - From the floor of the grain - a pie,
Tausen! Tausen! - And from whole wheat - bread ...
Avsen! Avsen! - Guts and stomachs
Avsen! Avsen! - They sat at the peacocks
Avsen! Avsen! - They looked at the purse.
Avsen! Avsen! “Give me a leg!”
Pay attention to the following feature: while the description of the future harvest was going on, the word “tausen” was repeated as a solo. As soon as we talked about the necessary alms, “avsen” sounded in the chorus. It turns out that “avsen” and “tausen” are two different words, most likely having a different meaning.
Often in "avsenki" there is a plot of the construction of a bridge. Here, for example, is how this event is described in the Yushta version:
"Avsen! Avsen!
Get up early, early
Wash your face white
Take axes
Go to the forest
Chop the pines, if the boards -
Bridges bridges…
Who should ride on them? -
Vasily Shandra.
What should he ride with? -
With rye,
With oats and buckwheat!"
Sometimes the boyars are the builders of the bridge:
"Bye Avsen, bye Avsen!
Until the new Year!
The boyars rode - they broke the pine tree,
The bridge was piled up
They nailed…
In other versions, the builders of the bridge are the guests:
Avsen, Avsen - New Year!
Get up you guests
Bridge you bridge ...
Who can walk across the bridge?
Vasily in the evening - yes!
What should he look for?
Guts and stomachs - yes!
Telecar legs
Sitting by the window...
The motif of bridges is found not only in the Ryazan region, but also in Voronezh:
" Oh, Avsen, early, early in the morning
Kochets shouted, forged, galloped,
Axes were sharpened, boards were pricked,
The bridges were paved.
As on these, on bridges,
Three brothers were walking, three relatives.
First brother - Christmas,
Another brother - Vasil Kesaretsky,
The third brother is John the Baptist.
The first brother - cows drives with calves,
Another brother drives sheep with lambs,
The third brother drives horses with foals.
With. Russian Gvozdyovka, Ramonsky district
" Ausen, Ausen, oak planks.
Ausen, Ausen, you are building bridges.
Ausen, Ausen, who should pave the bridge?
Ausen, Ausen, who should walk across the bridge?
Three brothers.
Ausen, Ausen, as the first brother -
Christmas.
Ausen, Ausen, like another brother -
Vasily Shchedry.
Ausen, Ausen, as a third brother -
Baptism of Christ.
Ausen, Ausen, in Ivan's yard
There are three towers there.
Ausen, Ausen, as in the first tower
Ivan is there.
And in another tower - there is his hostess,
And in the third tower - there are his children.
You will be giving
And we will be grateful.
What is your piece
Such a spike."
With. Dry Donets, Bogucharsky district
There are also Voronezh Avseni.
And here is how they call Avsen in my small homeland in the village of Sarai:
"Avsen! Avsen!
Give us all!
Intestine, leg,
Back window.
Who will not give a pie -
To that cow by the horns.
Who will not give a donut -
Pig for the ankle.
The owner is not at home.
He left for the field.
God bless him
Pie for us."
Sometimes they add:
"Open the chest
Get a piglet.
Open the window
Get a five."
"We are important guys,
Get the paper ones!"
In general, the Old New Year is a cheerful, kind and joyful holiday. Happy holiday to you!
Christmas in Russia is celebrated on January 7th. Between Christmas and Epiphany (January 7-19) Christmas time lasts - festive evenings with mummers, games and round dances. Traditionally, in our center children's creativity On January 6, Christmas time - carols are held. In the scenario of the holiday, we use authentic folk songs, sayings, carols, chants, round dances.
carol, carol,
Christmas carol came
On the eve of Christmas.
The host and hostess (Lilya Baldina and Sasha Bormotov) meet carolers in folk costumes, the table is covered with various cheesecakes, gingerbread, sweets, a samovar is on the table ...
The carolers enter the hut with singing.
The song "Tausen" is performed by the folklore ensemble "Smile" music director Tatyana Grigorievna Grosheva.
Avsen, avsen! Tomorrow is a new day!
Don't give me the pie, we're the cow by the horns.
The hostess presents carolers with gifts.
Well, now my grandfather and I will dance, and you help us! says the mistress of the house.
The merry dance “The Moon Shines” is danced in pairs in a circle.
The senior group of the folklore ensemble "Sudarushka" was invited to the holiday. The girls performed very brightly, sang, played.
After dancing and games, everyone was invited to the table for tea.
ON THE. Ankudinova,
director of the CDT
TEXTS OF CAROLS
You will give us
we will praise
and you won't give
we will reproach!
Carol, carol!
Give me the pie!
The little boy sat on the couch
Sofa crackle - drive the ruble!
Shchedryk, bucket!
Give me a dumpling!
Porridge breast!
Kilce cowbaski!
little boy
Sat on a sheaf
plays the pipe,
Carol amuses.
Avsen, avsen,
Tomorrow is a new day!
Don't stand at the gate
Tomorrow is the New Year!
blunder,
Hurry, give me a carol!
Legs are chilly
I'll run home.
Who will give
He is the prince
Who won't give
Togo in the dirt!
Shchedryk-Petryk,
Give me a dumpling!
a spoonful of porridge,
Top sausages.
It's not enough
Give me a piece of fat.
Take it out quickly
Don't freeze the kids!
The sparrow is flying
twirls its tail,
And you people know
Cover the tables
Receive guests
Meet Christmas!
For a new summer for you,
For a red summer!
Where is the horse's tail -
There is a bush.
Where is the goat's horn -
There's a stack of hay.
How many donkeys
So many pigs for you;
How many trees
So many cows;
How many candles
So many sheep.
Happiness to you
owner with hostess
Great health
Happy New Year
With all kind!
Carol, carol!
Carol goes on holy evenings,
A carol comes to Pavly-village.
Gather up villagers
Let's go with carols!
Open the chest
Get a piglet!
Open up, peddlers,
Get your pennies!
Come, don't be shy
Now let's entertain the people.
Who will be the devil, and who will be the goblin!
And who does not want anyone
Let him laugh for a penny!
Today the walk
divination,
skating!
Pancakes, pies, tea party,
And pranks and dates.
Winter is rushing us - hurry!
Hurry to see
hear,
participate!
Dress up and get out of the houses,
Carol, dance, joke!
There is good fun:
Who will get the rooster
On a high pole
Conquer the height!
Who's in the bag without stopping
Will be able to jump smartly
Who can break the pot -
Will not regret anything!
We are waiting on the stage of the good fellows -
amateur singers,
Balagurov and dancers,
Harmonists and reciters!
Christmas carol came
On the eve of Christmas.
Give me a cow, a butter head,
And God forbid the one who is in this house,
The rye is thick for him, the rye is supper:
Him with an ear of octopus,
From the grain of his carpet,
From half-grain - a pie.
The Lord would give you
And life, and being, and wealth
And reward you, Lord,
Even better than that!
FORTUNE FOR CHRISTMAS
Incense divination
Incense reading should be done alone. At about 12 o'clock, lock the doors, lower the curtains, lay a clean tablecloth, put two appliances on the table, light a candle, sit at the table in front of one of the appliances, put a piece of incense on both plates and start reading a fortune-telling plot, while right hand then from one device, then from another, take a piece of incense and bring it to the candle in turn. After reading the plot, throw one piece of incense on the table, and put the other under the pillow. Go to bed, the dream will be prophetic: what you were guessing about, you will see.
They get along with incense in the church, break their illness, they tell fortunes at Christmas. Frankincense, incense, it would be nice to tell fortunes for you, to know the whole truth. As you, incense-father, are pure, holy and honest, so be true to your dream. Amen.
Fortune telling on wax.
Take the wax, melt it in a mug, tie a knot in the hem, tie a scarf on your head with all four ends forward, to your forehead. Put the apron on the back, not the front. Pour the milk into a saucer and place it under the threshold. And say:
Brownie, my master, come under the threshold to drink milk, eat wax.
With the last word, pour hot wax into the milk. if you see a cross, you will die this year, if the church endures need or suffers, if the flowers are marriage or a new gentleman. Shape like a beast to have an enemy. Road strips, crossings; stars good luck in the service, in school. Man's friend.
And now the main thing. If you see something bad for yourself in a saucer, give this wax with milk to a pig in the morning, if there is no pig, bury it. Well, if the image promised good, water the flowers in the house with milk, and hide the wax until future fortune-telling.
Divination by the barking of dogs.
They cut the snow with a knife, saying at the same time: "Damn, damn, don't be silent, damn, damn, tell me what kind of husband I will get, will I have to laugh or cry?"
If you soon hear a rough bark, then the husband will be angry, if thin and bubbly to a cheerful, kind husband; if you hear a howl, you will quickly become a widow.
Fortune telling on the ring.
Throw your hair into a glass of water and put it there wedding ring. If you don't have your own ring, you can borrow it from someone. Set this glass on a saucer with ashes. Light a candle, holding it in your hand, say:
I will ask you, my shadow, what is my fate. Come from where there is Judas, what I want to know, then I can see in the ring. Amen.
Put the candle wick into the glass, thus extinguishing the candle. With a knitting needle, you can use a new needle, mix the water in a glass. Look into the glass through the ring, there you will see what you have in mind. Leave what you see a secret
Fortune telling on a rooster and a chicken.
Place the chicken and rooster under the sieve, after tying them with their tails. Now see which one of them pulls in which direction. You make a wish, thinking: if the rooster pulls, then it will be so-and-so; if the chicken, then so-and-so.
Fortune telling in the snow.
You need to lie on your back in the snow, get up and leave without looking back. In the morning, inspect the place where you lay down in the snow. If the footprint in the snow is all streaked, as it were, the husband will be rude; if the trace of the body is smooth, the husband will be soft and a kind person; if the pit is deep, then you will have to get married more than once; if the imprint of your body is swept over, do not marry soon; if a mound has piled up at this place, then this year danger awaits you and even, perhaps, death.
Divination in the bath.
Entering the bathhouse at night, they sit down on the shelves with their bare bottoms and say three times:
Sauna board-floorboard, bath fresh water, bath shelves, bath ceiling. With a bath house owner. I will show you what they give birth to, and you show what awaits me.
After that, back up to the furnace. Having approached the furnace in this way, stick your hand into the blower, capturing as much ash with stones as it fits into your palm. Rinse this prey through a sieve and see how many stones remain. Their size does not matter, but it is noted that the smaller the small ones, the poorer life will be. But the main thing in fortune-telling is not this, but the answers according to the number of stones.
So, if there is left in the sieve:
One stone: a man to be alone for a century, and even if he gets married, then by the will of fate he will be either divorced or a widow. Such a person will not live long.
Two stones: to be married twice, two children will be born. It will be bad with money, good with enemies, that is, there will be enough of them. Live to middle age. You should be afraid of water and beware of the cold.
Three stones: the husband will walk away from you, there will always be a third extra between you. Don't invite your friends. Tears will be eternal companions on your earthly path. Your decisions to part with an unfaithful husband will never come true. The only consolation for you will be children.
Four stones: yours family life will depend entirely on the mother-in-law. It’s still hard to find such an absurd and impudent one, but it’s hard to find such another. This person will be your mother-in-law. And then you don’t need to tell, you can imagine what kind of life you will have.
Five stones: joyful, carefree life. The husband will be kind, the money in your house will not be transferred. Health and life - will be good. Children - obedient and long-term. Thank God for this gift of fate.
Six stones: either theft or a fire will definitely happen in your life, which will unsettle you for a long time. After that, you will live a little, and get sick a lot.
Seven Stones: The weight of the seven stones indicates that you are an unhappy mother who will outlive all her children. Die with strangers. Quiet madness is not ruled out. Seven stones are generally a bad sign.
Eight stones or more: the hectic life of a working horse. A pile of dirty laundry, children and work. There is little joy, but enough resentment. Only death will bring you peace, but you will have to wait a long time for it in your life, because the age will be long. Maybe there's some consolation in that?
Divination on chicken bones.
You need to have dinner, that is, have dinner with chicken. Put the bones on a red shred behind the gate of your house, while saying:
What was in the egg, what came out of the egg, what walked around the yard and pecked millet, what they chopped off their heads. They cooked with noodles, what I had in the evening, whose bones I removed from the flesh, say: to be my desire in execution or not?What was born in the egg, give an answer tomorrow.
Now leave with a wish. In the morning, look: if there are no bones in place, dogs or cats have taken them away, then the desire will not come true. If it is covered with snow, then you should give up your desire; if the bone is in the same place, but one or more is on the side (for example, it was blown away by the wind) - this means that at first your business will go smoothly, and then it will be upset; if all the bones are intact and in the same place where you left them, this means that everything will be as you want, your wish will come true.
Divination at the church gates.
Of course you know what you want. Make a wish and, wanting to know whether it will come true or not, stand at the gates of the church. Notice 13 people entering the gate. If there are more women out of 13 people, then the desire will not be fulfilled, if men, then it will be fulfilled. This is, if the fortuneteller is a woman, and if a man, then the answer is vice versa.
MDOU "Sekirinsky Kindergarten"
"Christmas carols".
(Different age group)
Educator: Laryushkina N.Yu.
2014
Target:To acquaint children with the old Russian tradition; to cultivate a sense of collectivism, friendship, the joy of communication.
Stroke:
Children in a chain enter the hall with a song.
"We walked, we walked."
1 child:Avsey, Avsey! You walk all over
through the alleyways, through the lanes.
To whom we sing songs, it will come true
who will come true - will not be forgotten.
They go to the door of the hut mummers and sing:
"Avsen".
Avsen, Avsen tomorrow is a new day,
do not give the pie, we are the cow by the horns.
Avsen, Avsen, don't give a donut, a pig by the ankle,
do not give bread to those who steal grandfather from the oven.
Oh, frost, frost, frost did not last long standing th,
ordered to give money.
(Stomp their feet).
The hostess comes out.
Mistress: What are you knocking, what are you strumming, what the hell?
2 child: Aunt Marusya, let the carolers go,
sing, dance on fortune-telling cards.
Mistress.Hey old man get up soon
invite guests to our house,
and I'll knead the dough, I'll treat you with pies.
The hostess goes into the house, the owner comes out.
Master:The holiday is celebrated around
come to our house.
Songs, jokes, magic,
today is a holiday - Christmas.
Come in, dear guests, and make yourself comfortable.
3 child:Christmas has come -
We have been waiting for him for a long time.
Christmas time is celebrated by the people
having fun and singing.
4 child:On this winter evening
smoke curls over the chimney.
The moon shines over her
and the hut is full of guests.
5 child:Here are the red girls
Coloring pages - sisters,
good fellows around, and the hosts at the table.
Mistress:We called you here
play, have fun,
indulge in Russian dance with soul.
Let's spend the evening
sing a song together.
Song Russian Winter.
Mistress: Well done! They sang well. Why don't I ask you riddles? And can you figure it out?
Puzzles.
Master:Brandy, brandy, balalaika,
more fun game.
As everyone knows, girlfriends
masters of singing ditties.
And you guys don't yawn!
Help sing ditties!
Chastushki.
1
In our yard stands
snowman with a whisk.
Guards the dark night
he is our home from the wolf.
2
Ah, cold winter
I'm not afraid of you!
I don't fly south
I stay with my dear.
3
We put the foot on the toe,
and then on the heel.
Come join us boys
squat dance.
4
All day in the yard
We sculpted a hill.
Oh, let's go with you
my dear Yegorka!
5
We are with a sweetheart in the woods,
They laid two ski tracks.
They prevented us from kissing
Only squirrels and stumps.
Mistress:Oh, you made us laugh. And now let's tell fortunes for your future -
What will you be when you grow up.
Card game "Who will you be?
Master:Get in the circle quickly
Yes, dance more cheerfully.
Dance don't be bored
meet the carol.
Dance with the song "On the mountain - then viburnum."
6 child:We sang, we danced
And got a little tired.
But we won't get bored
We will play the game.
The game "Boots".
Mistress:Here you go!" Played - guessed, had fun -
they sang, probably my pies were ripe too.
(Leaves for pies.)
7 child:On a quiet Christmas evening
a star shines in the sky
my heart beats so
joy has come to earth.
8 child:Frost draws on the window
the pattern is very thin, wonderful.
Snowflake dances her waltz
circling under a bright star.
Sounds like"Christmas Song" the hostess enters, with pies. The music stops.
Mistress:We had fun with you
eat pies.
(Gives out).
9 child:Host and Mistress be healthy,
live without trouble for many, many years.
10 child:Give you, God, a good harvest,
rye and wheat, oats and lentils.
In the field - grain, in the house - good.
(Children go to drink tea with a pie).
