Why, according to ancient Superstitions, it is impossible to plant Birch trees near the House

Birch is a tree that is a symbol of our country, and everyone knows it. And I, since I really love Russian nature and Russian poetry, have always loved this tree as well and treated it with some respect.

And so, when my husband and I became the happy owners of our own home, I just got the idea to plant a birch in the yard or next to the house.

As always, I shared my thoughts with my mom. And she dissuaded me from this venture. I'll tell you further why this happened.

It turns out that she has a friend who is engaged in esotericism and in general for a long time he studied the life of the ancient Slavs, their beliefs and omens. And it was from him that my mother learned that it was impossible to plant a birch near the house. And here are some negative moments in life that a birch tree next to the house can bring.

What awaits a person if he plants a birch next to the house:

· There will be a lot of sadness in the house, possibly loneliness and boredom. This becomes especially noticeable in the fall, when the crown of the tree is lowered, as if a birch is crying.

· If a married couple lives in the house, then the spouses will constantly quarrel, and treason is not excluded.

· The most frightening belief among the Slavs was that a person near whose house there is a birch will have a short life.

· And for women, such a neighborhood with a birch promised problems with maternal function. That is, there may be problems with conception. And for any woman it is the worst thing not to have children.

· Also, it is believed that evil spirits live in dense birch branches, and representatives of this evil spirits will do everything so that the residents of the house have a bad life.

Naturally, after reading this frightening list, I did not plant a birch tree near the house. But still, if someone's birch grows outside the yard, you should not be afraid.

She can save the house from negative energy. And with the help of birch, you can even find out about the timing of planting some plants. If birch buds are blooming, then it's time to plant potatoes.

And if birch foliage has flown around in autumn, then it's time for winter plantings. Some gardeners still use these signs.

Then, on reflection, I realized that perhaps the Slavs were guided by practical considerations. After all, a tree can grow very large, and it will be cramped in the yard, and it will also block the light in the windows.

Of course, it is especially not recommended to plant a birch near the house for superstitious people, because this can bring trouble on yourself.