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Good meme to send to leftists, who don't read history or don't care about truth
Хороший мем, чтобы посылать ленивым, которые не читают историю или всем равно про правду.
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Mavka | Navka 🌿
Painter: Iren Horrors.
Author's description:
Mavka is a character from Slavic mythology. In Ukrainian and Polish folklore they are forest spirits living in Carpathian forests, ponds, caves and mountain pastures, usually described as “open”, that is, with a hole in their back. The etymology of the word "Mavka" most likely comes from the word "Nav" - the personification of death in Slavic mythology, but there are other interpretations. Macaws have very small feet, the footprints of which can be mistaken for a child's. They are sometimes considered to be the size of a cat, which clearly refers to another, folk etymology of their name, associated with the sounds that cats make.
Creatures similar to Mavkas are found among almost all Slavic peoples, but it was the beliefs about Mavkas that initially occupied a fairly small territory (the Carpathians). Since the image of mawkas developed over a long period of time, at least two types can be distinguished. On the one hand, these are dangerous creatures that are included in the system of popular beliefs as dead unbaptized children or young girls who died because of unhappy love, destructive and dangerous (comparable to mermaids), on the other hand, they are peculiar spirits of mountain forests, the appearance of which was associated with the awakening of nature from hibernation, an omen of a good harvest (comparable rather to the ancient Greek nymphs and South Slavic vilams)
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Мавка – персонаж славянской мифологии. В украинском и польском фольклоре это лесные духи, живущие в карпатских лесах, водоёмах, пещерах и на горных пастбищах, обычно описываемые как "отворенные", то есть с дырой на спине. Этимология слова "мавка", вероятнее всего происходит от слова "навь" - олицетворение смерти в славянской мифологии, но есть и другие трактовки. У мавок очень маленькие ноги, следы от которых можно принять за детские. Иногда считается, что они размером с кошку, что явно отсылает к другой, народной этимологии их имени, связанной со звуками, которые издают кошки.
Существа, подобные мавкам, встречаются практически у всех славянских народов, но именно поверья о мавках изначально занимали достаточно небольшую территорию (Карпаты). Так как образ мавок развивался длительное время, можно выделить как минимум два вида. С одной стороны это опасные существа, которые вписаны в систему народных верований как умершие некрещёные дети или погибшие из-за несчастной любви молодые девушки, губительные и опасные (сравнимы с русалками), с другой – своеобразные духи горных лесов, появление которых связывалось с пробуждением природы от зимней спячки, предзнаменование хорошего урожая (сравнимые скорее с древнегреческими нимфами и южнославянскими вилам)
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Repost from Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History
Cossack Timofey Yashchik was one of the bodyguards of the last Russian emperor, "This is not a position, but a matter of honor," he wrote. "In 1916, I went on a business trip with Empress Maria F. to the city of Kiev. We lived there from May 1, 1916, to March 23, 1917, until the cursed revolution. On February 27, it became known that disorders had started in Petrograd, and on March 2, it was already known that the Sovereign had abdicated the throne... This was the most painful thing for me. Upon learning this, I became ill, the servants laughed at me, but I remained silent" (Yashchik, 1920). After the revolution, he went to Denmark as the bodyguard of the Tsar's mother Maria Feodorovna. The loyal Cossack never left the empress's side until her death in 1928. When she died, he stood guard at her coffin for three days without leaving. He opened a grocery store in the suburbs of Copenhagen and passed away in 1946.
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Protect your White Culture Poland! 🇵🇱
Keep the non-whites OUT of Poland 🤍❄️🧬
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• Андрей Клименко (художник-славянист)
Andrey Klimenko (Slavist artist)
🔻Andrei Klimenko (born in 1956 in Lugansk Region) is a Soviet artist known for his distinctive style of Slavic folklore and paganism.
🔻He incorporates traditional Slavic motifs and symbols into his works, often depicting scenes from ancient myths and legends.
🔻Klimenko's paintings are characterized by their rich colors, intricate details, and powerful imagery. His works often feature anthropomorphic animals, mythical creatures, and stylized human figures, all of which contribute to the surreal and dreamlike atmosphere of his paintings.
🔻Andrey Klimenko's works focus on the beauty and mystery of ancient Slavic traditions, celebrating their resilience and enduring power.
🔻He is considered one of the leading artists of the contemporary Slavic art movement.
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#Russian_Art
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Repost from wandering spΛrtan
“Do not be led by others, awaken your own mind, amass your own experience and decide for yourself your own path.”
― Atharva Veda
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Unusual Kievan Rus wolf shaped mounts, found in Chernihiv, 9-11th Century. Looks kind of like Majora’s Mask.
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Pagan celebration in Belarus 🇧🇾
https://x.com/pathvetra/status/1809902965743812813?s=46
