Do you work on religious holidays?

mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ is all about fashion and beauty, but they are very intertwined with lifestyle in general, and therefore from time to time I write publications that at first glance are far from the world of fashion. Nevertheless, everything is subject to fashion, at one time one thing is in fashion, at other times another, this changes the way of life of individuals and entire nations.

In the 90s, it was fashionable to go to church and proudly declare their involvement in Orthodoxy. Now fashion has passed, but the church has continued to thrive for 2,000 years, despite fashion trends. And I have a question for my readers and guests - how do you feel about the fashion for Orthodoxy, what does religion mean for you and do you work on holidays?

Today is May 22, this is the day when you cannot work. The transfer of the relics of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker from Myra in Lycia to Bari is a very revered holiday. Earlier, before the October coup, the day of St. Nicholas had a tremendous impact on the way of life of the whole country. Today, on this day, everyone decides for themselves whether to work or not. How do you look at it, work, or do something spiritual - spiritual?

For example, on religious holidays, including Sundays, I don’t work, but I try to educate myself. I read a lot - Books and magazines, articles from authoritative sites. I also like to go for a walk, go shopping or go on a little trip with a camera, for example, to city attractions or out of town to nature. And also these days I allow myself to watch TV, but not ordinary TV channels, which I never watch at all, but interesting programs on fashion and culture, art and travel, recorded from the Internet.