Three instructive stories about the meaning of life While in the park, a woman sits next to a man on a bench near a playground. "That's my son over there," she said, pointing to a little boy in a red sweater sliding down the rink. "He's a very sweet boy," the man said. “This is my daughter riding a bike
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Name days and names of St. Basil's Day: Vasil, Vasilka, Vasko, Vaska, Valchan, Valcho, Veselin, Veselina, Vesela, Vasa, Valko, Vesco, Veselka, Veska St. Basil's Day or Survaki, Surva is celebrated on January 1 (January 14 .) and is a Bulgarian national holiday marking the beginning of the new calendar year. It is known in all Bulgarian ethnic territories. Customs In the folk calendar
Petlovden: customs, traditions and names On January 20 (February 2 old style) we celebrate Petlovden - the holiday of male births. The Orthodox Church celebrates Rev. Euthymius the Great, as well as the Patriarch of Tarnovo Euthymius Names: Euthym, Euthymius, Momchil, Radost, Radostin, Radostina, Drago, Dragomir, Vanessa, Ralin, Radina, Radoslav, Radislava, Sredko, Sredka and Sreten. The history of Petlevden is connected with the Turkish one
ANXIETY FREE in 1 week with magnesium Magnesium is one of the most powerful antidotes to anxiety. The Recommended Daily Intake, or RDI, is between 320 and 400 milligrams per day, while the average person consumes less than 250 milligrams. Magnesium is required for approximately 300+ biochemical body reactions. Here is just a short list of our body processes,
Trifon Zarezan: customs and table Trifon Zarezan or also called the Day of the Vintner is celebrated on February 1 (February 14 old style). The Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrates Trifonov Day. Nouns: Trifon, Trifonka, Lozan, Lozanka, Grozdan, Grozdanka, Radko, Radka, Racho Customs In the morning, only the men gather and make a cast. Then everyone gathers and elects the “king of
Meditating during the coronavirus We are living through unprecedented times and finding a sense of normalcy has become the least of the challenges. The COVID-19 outbreak has completely changed what we can expect from each week when it comes to our work, relationships, finances, and even trips to the grocery store. With so many factors out of our control, no
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Athanasovden: names, traditions and customs On Athanasovden, the memory of Saint Athanasius the Great is honored. It is celebrated on January 18. Nouns: Atanas, Atanaska, Nasko, Nasya, Asya, Nastya, Tanyo, Zhivko, Zhivka, Tina, Nancy, Tanko, Tanka, Anya Customs Housewives slaughter a black chicken or hen, cook it with rice, then distribute it to relatives, friends and neighbors, calling for
Antonovden: names, traditions and customs Antonovden is celebrated every year on January 17. On this day, the memory of St. Anthony the Great is honored. Nouns: Anton, Andon, Antoine, Antonia, Antonina, Antoinette, Toncho, Tonya, Doncho, Donko, Donka Antony the Great was born about 251 AD in Egypt to wealthy and pious parents. The saint spends
A Story of Happiness: A Parable of Love and Time Once upon a time there was a secluded island where all feelings lived. Happiness, sadness, anger, trust and all the others that accompany emotions, including love and time. As long as they lived, everyone in the world could experience them. However, one day it is announced that the island will sink, so they all must
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Meditating during the Covid-19 Pandemic For a year now, Covid-19 has been a part of our lives and everyone is familiar with the pandemic. Wherever you live, you will be well aware not only of the global impact of this disease, but also of the threat in your own country, community and family. Many of us are especially worried about the potential
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