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Tag Archives: folklore
Fairy-Tale: The Golden Mountain
Esteemed Readers, today I would like to share with you a fairy-tale which fits to our capitalistic time pretty well. In fact, the problem of gold, wealth & avidity has always been a serious reasons for many nasty crimes. As … Continue reading
Posted in culture, education, family, fantasy, folklore, Life, Lifestyle, Literature, mythology, nature, news, paganism, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged civilization, cultura, cultura russa, cultura slavica, favole, favole russe, fiabe russe, folklore, Mitologia russa, nature, paganism, paganismo russo, Russian culture, Russian folk tales, Russian folklore, Russian mythology, Slavic mythology, Slavs, società, society
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Fairy-Tale: Snow Maiden
As the autumn is rather cold this year I have decided to go on the topic of winter represented in the Russian folk tales. This time it is about a Snow Maiden or Sneg’urochka as we call it. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, ballet, culture, Druidry, family, fantasy, folklore, Music, nature, opera, paganism, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged cultura russa, cultura slavica, favole russe, fiabe russe, folklore, literature, mitologia slavica, opera, Opera russa, paganism, paganismo russo, Rimsky-Korsakov, Russian folklore, Russian mythology, Russian opera, Russian tales, slavi, Slavic mythology, Slavica culture, Snow Maiden, società, society
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Magical weapon in the Russian Fairy-Tales
Esteemed Readers, I suppose that it will be logical to go on a bit further about the magic background in the Russian folklore. Besides all of us are fond of magic in this or that way. So, today I invite … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, culture, fantasy, folklore, mythology, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged armi magiche, art, arte, artifact, books, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, fantasy, fiabe russe, fiction litterature, folklore, libri, magia, magic, magical weapon, mitologia, Mitologia russa, nature, paganism, paganismo, paganismo russo, Russian mythology, società, society
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Magic in The Russian Folk Tales
Alike any other folklore, the Russian one if full of its own symbolism & magic. Based on the presented fairy-tales we might highlight its supernatural & too often invisible essence often dark, terrible, interconnected with death. The magic in the … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Druidry, education, family, fantasy, folklore, History, Life, Lifestyle, linguistics, Literature, mythology, nature, news, paganism, Uncategorized
Tagged Afanasiev fiabe, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, dei pagani, fairy tales, family, fiabe russe, folk tales, folklore, literature, magia, magic, mitologia, Mitologia russa, natura, nature, paganism, paganismo, Russian culture, Russian mythology
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Fairy Tale: Ba’ba Yaga’
Esteemed Readers, today I present you a folk tale about Ba’ba Yaga’ to have a break from Iva’n Tsare’vich’s adventures. This version has much in common with Hansel e Gretel, so il allow me to conclude that it appeared in … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Druidry, education, fantasy, folklore, Literature, mythology, nature, paganism, Sociology
Tagged Baba Yaga, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, fairy tales, falk tales, favole russe, fiabe russe, folklore, literature, Mitologia russa, nature, paganismo russo, Russia, Russian folk tales, Russian folklore, Russian mythology, società, society
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Female Characters in the Russian Fairy-Tales
Besides Ba’ba Yag’a, who is certainly the wisest, the most mysterious & the most impressive woman one can discover in the Russian fairy-tales, there are static female characters interested to be analysed. Unlike the folklore of ther nations, keeping great … Continue reading
Posted in culture, family, fantasy, folklore, fun, Life, Lifestyle, mythology, paganism, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, favole, favole russe, fiabe russe, folk tales, folklore, history, life, nature, paganism, paganismo, paganismo russo, Russian culture, Russian mythology, Russian tales, science, società, society, Sociology, storia
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Fairy-Tale: Ivan Tsarevich & The Grey Wolf
Esteemed Readers, here is a new, almost thriller story, about Ivan Tsarevich’s adventures and the most interesting is that it touches very dark hidden aspects. I would call it “Ivan Tsarevich’s dark nature” if I had been the author. As … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Druidry, family, fantasy, folklore, Life, Lifestyle, mythology, nature, paganism, Slavic mythologu, Uncategorized
Tagged cultura, cultura russa, culture, favole russe, fiabe russe, folklore, history, Ivan Tsarevich, Mitologia russa, paganism, paganismo russo, Russia, Russian folk tales, Russian mythology, Russian tales, società
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