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This is definitely one of my favorite Arkona songs. I like the demo version by far better. I don’t think many have heard this one either! But it’s great.

#one of my fave songs ever #arkona #kolyada

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Morning Star

Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 35-70mm f/3.5 lens on Sony A7.

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Ancient Serbian buzzfeeds

10 ways to screw a Turk and not pay taxes

3 times people couldn’t read books Russia sent so they came up with a new language

30 surnames to use to screw with Austrian authorities

7 places to hide after pillaging Ottoman trade carts

4 ways nature tells you to rise against Ottoman rule

10 times people literally died of shame

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Autumn Aesthetic

ponderation

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Christmas Posts All Year! (New posts every 3 minutes!!)

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Color on a Gloomy Day by MyLifeThroughTheLens

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This is definitely one of my favorite Arkona songs. I like the demo version by far better. I don’t think many have heard this one either! But it’s great.

#kolyada

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World Tree and the Tree of Life among Old Slavs

World Tree, the tree of life – in Slavic mythology this plant represents the world axis, the center of the world and the incarnation of the universe as a whole. Crown of the world tree reaching the sky, roots dwelling in the underworld. World tree is typical for Russian, Belorussian, Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, Czech, Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, Macedonian and Bulgarian national folk mystery tales. This image combines different – vertical (a tree from the ground to the heavens) and horizontal (road) – the coordinates of the world. The Belarusian folklore image of the world tree is directly related to the wedding ceremony: “the bride should not put her horses at the “unhappy tree”, but should put it where the bees bring honey that in turns flows down to the roots.”

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