Olga Haidamaka (Ukrainian)
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- 10. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Bathing divination The holiday of Kupala marks the summer solstice. It was believed that this night, the heavenly gates are revealed and the man is directly connected with the power of nature. Hence, such an active interaction with natural elements
- 26. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Warmth of women's hands postcard Potter
- 27. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Sunflowers with viburnum
- 28. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Modular painting to order
- 29. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) – Guardian Spinning The soul of the mountain
- 31. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) The spirit of the field Spiritual heritage
- 32. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) – Star necklaces Mantra
- 34. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Carry me over the flowers Everything is in our hands
- 43. Olga Haidamaka (Ukraine) Close the sky over Ukraine! Spring
- 45. Text and pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda http://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2022 Sound: Okean Elzy - No Fight
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- It was believed that this night, the heavenly gates are revealed and the man is directly connected with the power of nature. Hence, such an active interaction with natural elements. From the "living fire" the "divine fire" is lit up, through which people jump, clearing them. Plants and animals receive more light and heat, and grasses are filled with the divine power of the sun and become healing. In Sanskrit, the word "kupala" means "sun". The holiday of Kupala marks the summer solstice. The holiday is celebrated all night, as the waves of the longest day. From the hillocks letting a burning thrown wheel into the water - a sign that from this day the sun begins to roll to the winter. Kupala itself was the deity of love, fertility and joy, therefore the main theme of the feast and the Kupala rites is love and unity. The main elements of the holiday - fire and water - as symbols of masculine and feminine beginnings, should unite this night. Therefore, Kupalo also celebrates at the water (female element), and at the same time the sacred bonfires are fired in honor of the Solar Divine (male element). High-density paper.