St. Andrew's Day: table, customs and namesakes
St. Andrew's Day: table, customs and namesakes On November 30, we celebrate St. Andrew's Day. On 30th of November, St. Andrew is celebrated in the Church of St. Andrew. The feast of St. Andrew the Apostle celebrates the feast of St. Andrew. The day marks the beginning of the Winter cycle of folk festivals. St. Andrew's Day ...
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Maria Montessori's Magnificent Rules of Education
Changing the world starts with changing ourselves. And if we've already grown up, we have a way to give the future a better chance by taking care ...
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Petar Dunov: You could cure all diseases with water!
Many people suffer from lack of water in the body. Moisture, water is the cause of the body's heat. Lack of water cools the body. A lot of water ...
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THE EGG BY ANDY WEAR
A SHORT BUT GORGEOUS STORY THAT WILL MAKE YOU THINK A LOT... He was on his way home when he had a car accident. Nothing special, but ...
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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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The fabulous Dubai Wonder Garden
The Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the most amazing places in the world and if you haven't visited the massive floral attraction yet, now is your ...
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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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Seventeenth lunar day
Seventeenth lunar day This day the feminine energy is activated and is therefore favorable for tantric exercises, love relationships, spousal relationships, with the initiative today coming from ...
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You don't have to have spring fatigue
You don't have to have spring fatigue In the season of winter, we seem to enjoy and appreciate every ray of sunshine that makes its way ...
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A parable about the distance between hearts
A magical parable about the distance between hearts One day the Master asked his disciples a question: - Why do you think that when people quarrel, they start ...
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The important lessons we need to teach our children
For now, the school does not deal with the personal development of the children. I hope someday the focus of education will shift from learning information to…
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The fabulous Dubai Wonder Garden
The Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the most amazing places in the world and if you haven't visited the massive floral attraction yet, now is your ...
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An ancient Tibetan healing method
Illness can be controlled by the mind because that's where it starts, say the ancient Himalayan healers.
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Every cell in the body responds to your thoughts Mirzakarim Norbekov
The principle of the brain activity of a mature person is general: the brain works through intermediaries, which are words. The word "health" is the mediator through which you want to ...
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Your every thought rearranges the universe. Here's how it happens…
Every single thing that happens in your life here and now is created by you. You attracted it with your vibration alone. And that means ...
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Fourteenth lunar day
The fourteenth lunar day is auspicious. Fate will protect us, protect us from trouble. During the day some good deeds should be started. All deeds, ...
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Cherry stew: customs and table
Cherry Stew: Customs and Meal Cherry Stew, also known as Spasova Stew, is celebrated on the Saturday before St. Peter's Fast. It is a time to honor the departed…
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Eighteenth lunar day
The eighteenth lunar day is associated with the knowledge of the micro and macrocosm. The day requires prudence and restraint, as it is associated with dangers and requires especially ...
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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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St. Basil's Day
Vasil, Vasilka, Vasko, Vaska, Valchan, Valcho, Veselin, Veselina, Vesela, Vassa, Vulko, Vesko, Veselka, Veska Vasilovden or Survakki, Surva is ...
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Non-traditional destinations for a romantic trip
Exploring the world is a fantastic thing! And traveling with the person you love is the best way to take a break from everyday life and rediscover different magical ...
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