Antonovden: names, traditions and customs
Antonovday: namesakes, traditions and customs Antonovday is celebrated every year on January 17. On this day the memory of St. Anthony is commemorated. Anthony the Great. Anton, ...
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Kindred souls or About reality
Perhaps some will disagree with what they are about to read, but finish these lines and think anyway. You won't find the half ...
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Imported cheeses
Midsummer Midsummer is always celebrated on Sunday, seven weeks (49 days) before Easter. It is the last day before Lent, on which the ...
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12 Science-Backed Benefits of Yoga
Yoga is a system of physical, mental, and spiritual practices that aim to transform the body and mind. It includes breathing exercises, meditation and postures, ...
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The Tenderness of SCORPIO - All About Scorpio by Linda GOODMAN
Scorpio is partial to matters of religion, life and death, sex. It shows a constant striving for renewal. But along with this, he is devoted ...
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11 things you need to remind yourself daily
Life is a series of days. And if you turn your attention to making each of them wonderful - to be Thankful, to be Joyful...
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What you run from is what you attract into your life by Milena Goleva
Come try it! Try to get away from what annoys you. It's exactly the same as throwing a boomerang. To shoot it with all your might...
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Athanasovden: names, traditions and customs
Atanasovden: namesakes, traditions and customs On Atanasovden the memory of St. Athanasius the Great is honored. It is celebrated on January 18. Atanas, Atanaska, Nasko, Nasya, Asya, ...
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11 things you don't owe an explanation for (even if you think otherwise)
We have all felt or are feeling the pressure, conscious or unconscious, of those around us to act a certain way. Often those close to us feel ...
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12 realized truths when we give up something
Often giving up something or someone has nothing to do with showing weakness. On the contrary, this decision shows personal strength. We give up and ...
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5 steps to stay calm in a turbulent environment
Every single person, even the most calm, tolerant and considerate person with others, happens to get into negative situations. And to fall into an environment that ...
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See the largest zoo in the world
Introducing the largest zoo in the world located in the United States of America. The North Carolina Zoo is nestled among 2,600 wooded forests centrally located in ...
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The words that motivate and heal us! Use them!
They say that the power of words is divided equally between the person who speaks them and the person who hears them. In this article we will not talk about ...
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A unique video with the amazing Michael Phelps!!!
Unique video with the amazing Michael Phelps - IT'S WHAT YOU DO IN THE DARK THAT PUTS YOU IN THE LIGHT... What you do in the dark puts you in ...
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How to dress for meditation?
Meditation is a good way to organize our thoughts, sort out the important things in our lives and reduce our stress level. Beginners often find it difficult ...
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An exercise that is sure to boost your confidence
Before I share this exercise with you, I want you to know that the hardest part is not doing the activity itself. It is to make yourself ...
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10 Big Health Benefits of Coffee
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Thanks to its high levels of antioxidants and beneficial nutrients, it is also healthy. The studies ...
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Ilinden: customs, names and table
Ilinden: customs, namesakes and meal On Ilinden, July 20, we honor the Holy Prophet Elijah. Elijah, Ilinda, Ilian, Ilin, Iskra, Ilina, Iliana, Ilianka, Ilian, Iliana, Ilko, Ilcho, Ilka, Lina, Lycho, Julia In folk beliefs, Saint Elijah is considered the lord of ...
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Todorovden: customs and table
Todorovden: customs and table Todorovden is celebrated every first Saturday of Great Lent. On this day, the Orthodox Church honors Saint Todor. Todorovden Nouns: Todor, Todorka, ...
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What causes spring fatigue and how to fight it
When spring is in full swing, the days are longer and the weather is nicer. All you want to do is take advantage of every…
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Devesil protects home and love from evil forces
There is hardly any other plant in Europe that has been used in the same way, whether it is Scandinavia, the Balkans, or ...
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How do we restart our lives when it seems too late?
Everyone goes through the same changes in life, whether it's getting older, maturing emotionally, retiring, parenting or a relationship. When change happens, it ...
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