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Tag Archives: civilization
Sphinx Asks Riddles II
Esteemed Readers, I offer you another 17th century riddle. At the end of the post I finally publish the right answer to the previous Sphinx’s riddle. Good luck! In Kings’ palace where luxury reigns any feast & game of the Court … Continue reading
Posted in culture, folklore, fun, Riddles, Uncategorized
Tagged civilization, folklore, history, puzzle, quiz, riddle, society, Sphinx, world
12 Comments
To Silent Blog Followers
‘Here lies the follower who’ll never read this post. He is here forever dead’. * When all the pleasures & joys of first long-expected followers are over, when blogging becomes a part of daily routine, sometimes even boring to death, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Awards, Blog of the Year, Blogging, Uncategorized
Tagged blog, blogging, civilization, culture, followers, life, Milorad Pavic, society, wordpress
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Victims of General Education
I wonder why the 1st September hasn’t become yet an official celebration of John Amos Comenius, the author of “The Great Dedactic”, & the father of schooling as we know it. Without doubts his approach & the method were very … Continue reading
Posted in culture, family, Life, men, philosophy, school, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged civilization, culture, education, educazione, faith, general education, God, Great Dedactic, history, istruzione, Jan Amos Komensky, John Amos Comenius, life, lifestyle, school, scuola, teaching, the French revolution, universal education, wisdom, XXI century
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How Old Is Your Soul?
We’ve got used to perceive age from a terrestrial point of view. All of us are squeezed into the frames of artificial Time, that on the one hand helps not to get lost in season trains and on the other … Continue reading
Posted in God, Life, Lifestyle, news, philosophy, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged age, anima, birthday, civilization, God, life, lifestyle, philosophy, soul, tempo, time, world
28 Comments
Old Mirrors: Windows with Forgotten Views
Old mirrors are full of mysteries. They reign in great halls & galleries, reflecting faded beauty of the old days. They have seen all the shades of human nature, glory & misery, wisdom & foolishness of mankind. And praised be craftsmen … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, History, Life, Uncategorized
Tagged art, beauty, civilization, culture, fashion, God, history, mirror, reflections, society, style, time, world
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Memories of The Tree
My tree, I cry for you! For you’re a true mute witness of Time. I admire with your stature that seems to touch Heaven, with your strong branches and leaves History of the world written on. Your glorious shadow contains … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, fantasy, friendship. life, Lifestyle, nature, news, Uncategorized
Tagged air, beauty, civilization, Druidry, druids, life, litterature, memory, nature, oak tree, tree
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Our Fairy Tale Hero On Guard
I wonder who was that cruel man dared to add a weird prefix ‘Fairy’ to such a rich heritage as folklore tales. These stories are far more than encyclopedias of human experience. They reflect the mentality of each nation as … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fantasy, folklore, History, Literature, news, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged civilization, culture, fairy tale heroes, fairy tales, folklore, history, life, magic heroes, tales, wisdom, XXI century
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