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ОБЩИНАМАРИИМАГДАЛИНЫВМГТУ

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secondarily a specialist in

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various

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kind of cult to religion someone can

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call powerful sects under different names

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sort of

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religious they entered into historical

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aspect and since now the topic is paganism or

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How it's called

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interpretation of modern

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electricity she is enough

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relevant because the question is raised

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O

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historical origin about the difference in

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time about the doom of the people

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traditions of a particular belief and

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actually some parameters of this

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historicism on which he places his

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representative of various kinds

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religious jewish own

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Highnesses and not let's say they are

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they are a subject for discussion

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and everyone to have this discussion

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qualitatively

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ocarina succumbing to vanity

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parameters including except time we

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just brazenly x 0

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so that your erudition in this is easier

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was as wide as possible like this

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purpose and most important meaning

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here is the story from these positions we

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we will evaluate

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the presence of a pagan cult on

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limits of settlement of the ancient Slavs or

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Russian people and here we are talking about

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our country and cut off the parameter yourself

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you can draw conclusions about the validity

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or unreasonable relevance or

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the inappropriateness of those provisions that include

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you can hear from those around you

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people from peers and from respected

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letters from people who recently passed away

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satirist Mikhail Zadornov who

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In recent years, fold the sari has been

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historian history about philology

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well let's say

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someone evaluated him letters goals psychosis

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someone is not so serious here I am

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seems 0 who can

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answers to possible questions and in every way

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case, some kind of platform should be placed under

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our ideas about what is now

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Russia actively manifests itself in life

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thank you, I’m almost here a little right away

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I'll correct what I said a little

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regarding hailo zadornov he was not

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historian historian of philology

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he pretended to be here

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historians and historian of oncology to what extent

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this is a successful claim and hope with you

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let's talk, I would like it to be ours

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meeting you first, traveling

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I wanted when hello I wanted what

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our meeting with you took place in the mode

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dialogue and therefore I welcome your

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questions here is the first half of our meeting

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will be dedicated to his paganism, well

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then the second half will definitely be already

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determined by your questions

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wishes on a variety of topics like

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historically so and sectarian because

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Perhaps you already have some questions

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accumulated but even when I

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I will talk about the paganism of me

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it’s quite possible to stop asking

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clarify and or justify there what I

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I say because again

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audience unfamiliar to me I don’t know

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what you know and what you don’t know is why here

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this is your time to go back

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communication is very useful, that is, I will then

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I’ll be guided by your questions

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and raise where to continue the conversation

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although there are several positions complete

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ultrasound that would like to see you

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convey but this is what I think so

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everyone has time to do it

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feedback will help to do this

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most effective, here we go

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you know, somehow everything is going for me

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waves and as for the novelty of and

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honor for yesterday and today

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This is the third day in a row

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porn eloise honor as it is itself

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it turned out to be me, it’s me and it’s not like that

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planned although I had a meeting with you

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planned earlier today later

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this morning there was a conference on

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one paganism that formed

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a little later after I

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Father agreed last night

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meeting of the expert council at

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Ministry of Culture where I am the chairman

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that's how the question was also considered

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about analyzing the number by part there

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registration attempt 1

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Vedic sect

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from one Russian city insofar as

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since the decision not to go out has not yet been made

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taken out nothing I therefore nothing

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I can’t say anything more specific, but here it is

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everything just kept getting better

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the conference was probably not even where

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the conference was a meeting

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specialists regarding possible

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release

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collective monograph of articles on

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paganism and the question was just in

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classification into paganism and disassemble

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all this is a rather complex topic and here it is

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this is actually the first most boring

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it's a little bit to define the terms

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the term is always the most boring thing is

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that for me personally it’s generally very very

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widespread phenomenon

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when you and I talk about it

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paganism more often when people say has

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I see only one of its subsections is so

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called nativism nativism is attempts

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but you can turn off what they say

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founders of one or another technical

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groups of sects or directions are attempts

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revival of pre-Christian beliefs

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of this country

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the nose fashion for majesty is much wider

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because in general 1 paganism came with

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Yurevich movement movement of the new era

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Jovic means the new era is which

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originated in the sixties

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twentieth century it has roots in spiritualism

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theosophy and youth brand culture

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60s, that is, this youth

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subculture but here it is in its aspect

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take hallucinogens and oriental

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meditations when it all came together

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gave about the movement of the new era which

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says that Christianity lived

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Christianity itself belongs to antiquity

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already what is this, this is the era of fish

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astrological now the earth is entering

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the era of Aquarius where there will be a new religion

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open

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fair

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feminine fluid occult there and so

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further and the like in contrast to

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rigid male there motionless religion

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Christianity and within the framework of this

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at first glance amorphous but in reality

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really very much like that

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eclectic nominations not hiv she's like with

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on one side amorphous eclectic with

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on the other hand, somehow it’s all in it

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coexist in a single mosaic and so

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one of these aspects is the development of niu

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pagan

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the language of pagan cults or rather the bottom

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it started in England in the 60s 20

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century late 50s early 60s when no one

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Gerald Gardner became such an occultist

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revive what he thought

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revive the religion of the ancient Celts

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which he called veganism the religion of the century

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the name tells you something: no

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here it is and what yes yes here he wrote with one

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ashes but then a little bit a little bit

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through w so he signed then so that

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add more added

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that's how they put it, they started writing before that, well

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veganism means witchcraft but themselves

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you understand that if some woman calls

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themselves as a witch, they can probably understand that

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this speaks about the properties of its

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character and if you tell me it’s vegan

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priestess sounds absolutely perfect

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differently and 2 with him and veganism

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originated but this is such a thin fish

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the substance that she has become

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change even after Gardner's death

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has also changed enough and

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Now veganism is one of them

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most common on it

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pagan trends and no need to think

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that veganism is just Western

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phenomenon here

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our vegan organizations are the first

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in religion the first in the Republic of Mari El

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organized vegan kovan and eat

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there are a few more and they are widespread

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common that veganism is everything

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brings it together first

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dualism, that is, the presence of belief in the presence of 2

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male and female deities

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equal equal deities and

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secondly, nature worship is everything

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the rest is quite wide

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shared even though we can

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American residents can be like

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a man is like a woman, but here are the centuries

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gardner ovskaya speak classification from

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not the only century because there are more

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several others we can't giant

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directions there is a so-called series

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century which is based partly on fairy tales

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afiyah partly in bondage partly in

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Theosophy there is so very mixed

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mortality also for the 50s

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twentieth century organized there is still

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I'm such a radical feminist, I'm Vika

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demonic age there are several best

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several several of these very vegan

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options but also unites them

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the only symbol is the pentacle

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and inverted. upside down

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five-pointed star because of which many

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they are mistaken for satanists

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but here they are and in every possible way from this

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disowns, they say that we have not become st.

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and just this ancient perry

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inverted five-pointed star

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inscribed in a circle so so it is necessary so

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called a pentacle this is common

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vegan symbol but besides veganism

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there is also something called this

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nativism nativism is what I am

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said these are attempts at revival

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pre-Christian beliefs of each given

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countries it differs from the wiki in a number of ways

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parameters because if centuries I

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after all, a creation of the 50s which

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founded

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partly some ethnological

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research partly on ritual magic

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partly on there all kinds

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esoteric movements the course of theosophy yes

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there's Aleister Crowley's Satanism all together

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this is what connected to Vika

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concerns nativism, but nativism is already

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product of the later sixties

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seventies

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which is based on the fact that it

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the founders consider the best achievements

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and ancient paganism

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connections with modern creativity

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and just like the modern occult

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new era movements

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that is, in other words, if

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ordinary participants of one or another

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pagan sects believe that

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really their religion is what what

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what do they believe in this ancient one

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Greek there Germanic Slavic tab

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Celtic paganism and so on

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managers

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they know very well and say openly that

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We have nothing ancient, here we are

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creating a new tradition this this this

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completely new and it's the same as theirs

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united by such severe rejection

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Christianity and deny denials

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Christianity and, in fact, anyone

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any moment of tourist tradition in

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in principle but of course in 1 first place

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Christianity, even they themselves are neo-pagans

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construct the history of religion this way

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way that they say polishing

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name

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field stentorian these are ancient pagan

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religions that ancient peoples had

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partly they still exist today but

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for example Hinduism and change food they say

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I like the Hinduism that exists now

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the one that was before the 16th century before the influence

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Islam to Hinduism

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that's Shintoism there, Confucianism there

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something else then there is a measure

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paganism they they say paganism a

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these are attempts to revive watering paganism

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but which is spoiled by influence and shaking

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monotheistic religions that is

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for example, Rosicrucian Freemasonry

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it is not they who refer to mehmet meza

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paganism and by the way

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pseudo Hindu sects whirling 1 st.

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that is, for example, a society of consciousness

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Krishna who arose from the union

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Hinduism with Islam there and so on and so on

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what is all this about paganism and

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accordingly, there is neopaganism, this is us

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this is just the best thing this revival

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will give birth to the ancients

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but refracted through a prism

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modern there modern

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occultism of the modern movement of the new

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era and

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and so on, well, this one is just for

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imagine a little that cars and

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the pagans who talk about

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restoration of the religion of Perun or

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svarog or porridge or something else, what is it

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not a separate, not isolated phenomenon

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this is part of an international movement

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which is written off like this

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common occult roots and beyond

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these again, I apologize for

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so boring and the introduction but to us

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it was necessary to understand

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because there are not pagan sects

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all kinds, that is, group association

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and so on but most people

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who consider themselves failures or

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They share this ideology even in

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sections are not special and not special to the heart

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belong to these people who are just

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there can enter Quito groups will be able

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do not enter well, which is everyone himself for

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itself constitutes a certain connection here

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these ideas that are something

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takes something does not take something moving

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something moves pushes to the first

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the plan itself makes a certain

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such a pagan picture of the world, that is

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he just considers himself a pagan and

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thinks this is convincing but somehow

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does not belong to group may belong

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maybe it will be like this, this is it

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there is one like this, let's say enough

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widespread like this

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ideological to paganism not group

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namely, ideological and also

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more broadly it is actually occult

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background society

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this is what Weasley quality is

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fuels this circle of occult ideas

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which people quite accept as

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a given that people share

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people perceive

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for granted without even thinking about it

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this is all the possibility in general

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Hindu terms are different there are chakras

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nor can be called energetic

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the centers of the river somewhere are the mantras of which

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which is one way or another to pronounce

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this is reincarnation

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astrology which

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which actually seals everything to faith

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belief in the evil eye, damage in different ways

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psychic abilities well

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actually that's all that's all that's all that's that

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This is a scientific term called

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occult background of society and well, there is one

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even a simple distribution test here

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this occult society I think

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what if I'm here gathered here

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please raise your hands for those who don't know

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your horoscope sign sign sign

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zodiac zodiac is not even like that

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there is therefore astronomical that you

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don't know sign yes yes

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bright spoke and said that it was early

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peasants

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they used brest st well

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do the thing is no early christians

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they didn't use a horoscope in that

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the sense in which we understand them today

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it was just astronomy back then

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separate ones have not yet emerged

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science astronomy was a connection associated with

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astrology but which already somehow

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chemistry was related to alchemy and

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then it’s simple but astrology is like that

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understands this today for sure

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some kind of religious system which, well,

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religious system it has we have

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place to be and has the right to the right

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exist precisely as a religious

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the system is another thing that is religious

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the system is simply incompatible with

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Christianity therefore a person should

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choose either he believes that the stars

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has a certain influence on it

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life or he professes Christian

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the world is another matter that this Yandex system

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science is not compatible

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but again this is what a person wants

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believe not in scientific data in

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astrology then this and in his his his rights

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Well, within the framework of, say, Babylonian

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religious system where Babylon was believed

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that every star corresponds

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to a certain god and accordingly

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man is born at the time when god

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take a look, I forgot, sorry

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therefore God has a certain

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influence on his life

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Well, yes, she’s one of the pagans

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religious systems please, that is

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people want to believe it but who some

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who will forbid him, but that’s just it

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in no way compatible with Christianity and

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if again we

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if she if we believe that

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stars are nothing more than celestial bodies

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which definitely buy physical

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Mars influences us all

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I too will be affected physically, but

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It’s just that this physical influence is much

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less than this from this cup

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because well, there's something there before some

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rays from mars

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undoubtedly it comes, but it’s clear that

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they can't possibly my character

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shapers or something else long ago in a

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this is a good question thanks one wise men

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as we know that is

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they were originally pagans and

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accordingly used one or another

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pagan pagan data question

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of course it was with the church fathers before the truth

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sport was it really a star

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Is God a physical phenomenon?

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I'll take advantage of sent an angel

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instead of stars which I will let you down

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stars who led them to the savior but

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there are very good sermons about the Magi

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Is it the devil who is just saying this?

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they were there as an astrologer and their star

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brought to the Christ child

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and then in a dream they received a command from God

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that you didn’t return home different

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by what more to astrology they already

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never returned what has come

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the era of Christianity and more astrology already

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up to date scripture

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yes yes yes that's what the other way is that's it

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astrology is already on this

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astrology is over and I'm her time

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it's been charging for so long

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beautiful just such a comparison

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but in any case, if we are still here

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our main main topic was well

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called Slavic na from and quality

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and approach it from the point of view of history

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that is, to what extent is it historically

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what do the Slavic people do to him?

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pagans but of course this one itself

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Slavic paganism is very similar

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fragmented from fragments fragmented

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field where there are many groups

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factions

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sect communities and so on of various

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each of whom believes in something different

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about all this then on

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pagan but also occupied for the word parties

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there is an American saying

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which I really like the sound of

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it's so received but also jeans are all driving

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one Indian

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this is just very good

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fits into a new physical get-together

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because there are all magicians and very few

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just ordinary ordinary pagans a little

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that a new wolf immediately appears

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everyone leads in their own direction

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says that it is he who revives

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ancient Russian religion and actually

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main argument referred to

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but the pagans are patriotic then

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what actually attracts young people to them?

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mostly patriotic

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determined what they say but we are for

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traditional religion is traditionally the same

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the one that was originally we are there we are

00:22:49

against any foreign

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where which brings us to us

00:22:54

imposed but the most traditional religion

00:22:56

for the Russian people this is paganism because

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that before Christianity came here

00:23:01

there was esii honor means that if we

00:23:05

talk about the most traditional

00:23:07

then let's talk about paganism

00:23:08

seems to support us because we are here

00:23:12

there is the most traditional faith there is 10

00:23:15

a forgery, which is actually all this

00:23:17

construction

00:23:18

refutes the fact that then when

00:23:23

there was no paganism of the Russian people

00:23:25

there were scattered tribes of the clearing

00:23:29

Drevlyans

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Vyatichi Krivichi a little bit so on

00:23:33

Slavic tribes Finn tribes

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Finno-Ugric tribes and

00:23:36

various others each had their own pantheon

00:23:40

everyone had their own gods and they were all friends

00:23:43

fought with a friend

00:23:46

found out whose gods are stronger than the gods

00:23:49

allow neighbors to win and so on

00:23:51

so the first question if we talk about

00:23:54

the revival of ancient paganism

00:23:56

which it is paganism that we will revive

00:23:58

paganism of the Vyatichi or paganism of the Krivichi

00:24:01

paganism of the glade or paganism of the Drevlyans

00:24:04

or we will all divide again into tribes and

00:24:07

we will fight each other but more or less

00:24:09

actually it's the same thing

00:24:11

happening in the new pagan get-together

00:24:14

Well, they are all separated from each other there

00:24:17

each other and everyone is very strong

00:24:20

love well, that's how different tribes I am

00:24:22

fighting each other is of course like that

00:24:25

interesting option but what does it have to do with it

00:24:28

patriotism is what it really is

00:24:32

surprising but matches plans

00:24:35

Adolf Hitler who has one like this

00:24:37

Hitler's Table Talk book

00:24:41

which have already been written

00:24:43

that is, various of his conversations were collected

00:24:45

which even before the war was carried out

00:24:47

and in particular there is one conversation where

00:24:50

he says about the future war with Russia

00:24:54

doesn't say because when we're with

00:24:56

we will fight with the Russians, it is necessary for them

00:24:58

divide that in each village there would be

00:25:00

of various sects

00:25:02

the more the better and the rougher the

00:25:05

the more pagan these sects are, the better

00:25:08

he failed to do this during

00:25:10

time of war

00:25:11

but now there are those people who are the forces

00:25:16

let's say who are very interested

00:25:18

so that this is exactly what everything is

00:25:20

developed exactly according to this scenario

00:25:22

but again, patriotism is not a shoulder here

00:25:24

because this is how smooth it is

00:25:25

the opposite of patriotism and of course

00:25:27

need to be taken into account

00:25:29

whether we like it or not, the fact is that

00:25:32

Russian people were born in the font of the prince

00:25:35

Vladimir, the Russian people began in 988

00:25:40

years, that is, it is clear that this is not

00:25:43

at once it's here

00:25:46

I was Russian folk times he appeared

00:25:48

on property baptism of Rus'

00:25:50

gradual formation begins

00:25:53

it's tribal about the community that has become

00:25:57

Russian people and he created Orthodoxy

00:26:01

our language is Orthodoxy

00:26:04

Well, actually, the Russian people are food and

00:26:07

further further further

00:26:08

own Russian people to Orthodoxy

00:26:09

as if statehood in

00:26:11

political modern Kulikovo

00:26:15

battle zeke dunwall as russian

00:26:18

modern mouth happened immediately tired

00:26:20

to the Russian people for the first time

00:26:21

a community that has confessed has realized itself

00:26:23

as Russian Russian people term which

00:26:25

was called by the Russian people this is just

00:26:27

appeared after the baptism of Rus'

00:26:29

go states appeared appeared

00:26:32

after the baptism of the state and appeared

00:26:33

after after the baptism of Rus'

00:26:35

and literature culture architecture everything

00:26:41

actually when appeared appeared after

00:26:44

after shouting the baptism of Rus' is inevitable

00:26:46

even our language itself is both

00:26:50

created on created Orthodoxy

00:26:53

because even the most fanatical

00:26:58

pagans don't care when each other

00:27:00

simplified say see you next time

00:27:02

Sunday they are next next

00:27:05

day of the sun so why yes they are here

00:27:16

mom in that d90 in English

00:27:19

Sondo I in Russian from Sunday to

00:27:23

Greek in Greek ki reiki for kerio

00:27:26

gamer day of the Lord and here we go

00:27:31

in Europe but really because

00:27:34

that the European peoples are not burdened with

00:27:37

Christian history our own ru

00:27:39

the Russian people were born exactly like

00:27:44

Orthodox peoples therefore people

00:27:46

recognized himself as a people created by God

00:27:47

this is this, there's no escape and

00:27:50

sustainable word today that's interesting

00:27:52

like everyone as each nation calls itself

00:27:56

end of this year goodall dane bow kind

00:28:00

old educated germany belle

00:28:03

france

00:28:04

Beautiful France and Rus' is Holy Rus'

00:28:09

not because our ancestors believed that

00:28:12

they are better than other nations and only but

00:28:13

simply because they were aware

00:28:15

ourselves as God God created people once

00:28:22

reasonable germany reasonable germany what

00:28:25

she's never been darker than

00:28:28

Russian tribes

00:28:31

well, it will help, that’s not ideal

00:28:35

I gave up in this case I'm talking about

00:28:37

heard the stable phrase that

00:28:39

yes, I don’t argue with your assessment

00:28:43

Well, I don’t know, but how do people behave?

00:28:45

perceived this way the people wanted wanted themselves

00:28:48

see on vacation germany germany was

00:28:56

patchwork patchwork quilt but how to

00:28:59

no less a certain sense of common Germanic

00:29:01

there was enough community

00:29:04

quite a long time ago the whole question was only

00:29:06

there around

00:29:07

which center will Germany unite?

00:29:10

there is still actually a 30-year-old

00:29:12

the war feeling of the German is quite quite

00:29:14

was that is, either around the Berlinale

00:29:16

Bogolyubova around around vein is there

00:29:19

there were releases of the Prussian model either or

00:29:20

the Austrian illuminated model would be

00:29:22

much more intense which

00:29:25

included the Slavic tribes around

00:29:28

in Berlin the pain is more severe

00:29:30

German on the Don in any case there

00:29:31

sense of pan-German community

00:29:33

wasn't always needed

00:29:36

well, only the one we

00:29:40

holy 500 years with which we celebrate and but

00:29:45

actually yes

00:29:47

The 30 Years' War has just begun

00:29:49

after after the emergence of the reformation but

00:29:51

this is not a separate topic, a separate topic

00:29:53

European history there we are very very

00:29:56

very interesting new now we are again

00:29:59

we're talking about talking a little bit a little bit

00:30:01

be different side topic okay

00:30:07

the following is important important important topic

00:30:12

and so that is traditional

00:30:14

traditional paganism then also

00:30:16

it is very important that we are talking about ancient Slavic

00:30:19

paganism our knowledge is not so much

00:30:23

to say minimally even less than

00:30:24

minimal because some direct

00:30:29

we have no historical sources

00:30:31

left that is, there is most of us

00:30:34

we know from Christian chronicles

00:30:37

more Slavic and Byzantine ones from

00:30:40

there are a few Slavic Byzantine ones

00:30:41

Armenians have a little, Arabs have a little

00:30:45

built for as long as they traded

00:30:47

Slavic coffins are accordingly not there

00:30:49

described their customs a little and in that

00:30:53

including their religious customs

00:30:54

this, well, this is a little bit for me, we know from

00:30:58

archaeological excavations but according to them

00:31:01

restore something truly ancient

00:31:03

Slavic paganism is practically

00:31:05

impossible and academician grunts who

00:31:07

in general it was quite big

00:31:09

a dreamer and came up with a lot of things but

00:31:12

nevertheless, he was still real

00:31:14

scientists, but he still honestly admits

00:31:17

that reconstruction is absolutely impossible

00:31:20

we don't have enough information

00:31:22

that is, therefore all kinds

00:31:26

pagan designer who with whom

00:31:28

otherwise the whiskey design with which we

00:31:29

today we face it absolutely

00:31:32

remake

00:31:33

and well, just in contrast to let's say there from

00:31:36

foreign to the pagans who

00:31:38

admit that it's something

00:31:41

they are a remake, I recently read this

00:31:44

very large detailed article

00:31:46

one English on his pagan but she

00:31:48

she writes honestly she now honestly I

00:31:52

I didn’t even believe it several times

00:31:54

different composition watched the beginning no to me

00:31:56

she really writes there let's say

00:31:59

they say that in England they lit one and a half

00:32:02

we see a million people whining nonsense

00:32:04

I've never seen so much there

00:32:07

it happened and in general we don’t believe there

00:32:09

They burned a sheep and there his question was

00:32:11

there is a completely different finger another tab

00:32:14

fundamentally different order order

00:32:15

figures may say that ours are on ours

00:32:19

tradition there 55 thousand years we will be what

00:32:21

five thousand years ago it all began on the 50th

00:32:23

the year of the 20th century it will be interesting it

00:32:26

great I stand at the origins of the tradition I can

00:32:29

itself and form this something here

00:32:31

different historical religions do not have this, but

00:32:33

I have I have this experience and then we

00:32:36

by the way our ours are always trying there

00:32:38

refer to something there

00:32:40

Hyperborean there are Slavic-Aryan

00:32:42

Vedas and who knows what kind of false

00:32:45

fake source when the vedah say

00:32:47

this is actually funny after lunch everything

00:32:48

they say that someone like that also knows this

00:32:51

brand

00:32:53

actually modern when everything is slander

00:32:56

refers and is already there and a priori

00:32:58

the leaders are considered the wisest and

00:33:00

the most ancient holy book

00:33:03

humanity although everyone refers

00:33:04

no one has seen it and few are right in

00:33:07

few people held it in their hands because there is

00:33:09

support and scroll through maybe this is true

00:33:13

mostly ritual

00:33:15

regulations for Aryan residents

00:33:17

Aryan again just when we are now

00:33:19

talking about risk is another word

00:33:20

which is completely wrong

00:33:22

perceived as saying Aryan then there

00:33:25

I thought there was a blond beast there, Nordic

00:33:27

there

00:33:28

people and stuff screaming means Iranians

00:33:32

Iranian tribes that conquered India

00:33:35

and our own then we would be theirs

00:33:37

ritual ritual instructions there as

00:33:39

slaughter the mare for the odyssey

00:33:42

sacrifice to the gods there how to build a fire how

00:33:45

slaughter a sheep which parts to burn

00:33:47

which ones don't burn how to drink changing

00:33:51

soma drink there this and so on that is

00:33:53

it's terribly boring and reading there can

00:33:57

meet sometimes some expressed

00:34:00

everyday life is quite reasonable there but

00:34:01

actually, but to get through everything

00:34:04

this one somewhere somewhere somewhere somewhere there something

00:34:06

then you can find something but the usual one

00:34:08

ritual pagan text of the ancients

00:34:11

what a lot of interesting things

00:34:12

presents only for historians

00:34:14

religions like this are so canceled incredibly well

00:34:18

the right book, but for some reason here are the Vedas

00:34:21

purchased this wear trophy of Ravan and

00:34:25

the meaning for people is just this

00:34:30

what are the Slavic-Aryan Vedas in general?

00:34:31

no one knows what the Slavs

00:34:34

and Iranian but nothing special

00:34:38

no contact contacts for you all the time

00:34:39

in those days there was no rain even close

00:34:42

referred to

00:34:43

then when the great ones were formed there

00:34:47

the great silk road but it went in general

00:34:48

south of the main Slavic

00:34:51

Slavic peoples when the way appeared

00:34:53

there because of the Varangians to the Greeks but then how

00:34:56

if only it were Iranian paradise

00:34:59

Iranian was not relevant because there

00:35:01

there were already Muslims there

00:35:03

so there

00:35:05

no longer any kind of

00:35:10

quoted no one no one about them about them

00:35:13

didn't remember so on, that is, like this

00:35:16

obvious and historical facts that

00:35:19

it doesn’t occur to people, and that is

00:35:24

it turns out that any one here is on

00:35:25

pagan reconstruction is a fruit

00:35:29

occult erudition of one or another of his

00:35:32

their founder who does not invent

00:35:34

it is known that they are not even with each other

00:35:36

can determine which one the ancients had

00:35:38

the main god of the Slavs was either Perun or

00:35:42

velis either svarog or could and staggered

00:35:46

there I swim us something else something else something

00:35:52

something like that, in general, the further you go, the more

00:35:55

I recently read a poem on the Internet

00:35:59

Now we tried to reproduce it

00:36:02

me Seryoga at the temple of Svarog there are victims

00:36:09

brings a lot and blood flows like a river

00:36:12

the wise men looked sternly and told me

00:36:16

threshold that I’m the first to be sacrificed for Svarog

00:36:19

candidate here are these before

00:36:26

paganism is also based on a number of

00:36:33

historical myths

00:36:35

which you are quite tenacious because

00:36:38

many of them are still rooted in Soviet

00:36:43

history textbooks that are at school in

00:36:46

my time has passed but even so this is it

00:36:48

all from generation to generation

00:36:49

transmitted so we are there favorite myth

00:36:52

this is the bloody baptism of Rus' that Rus' was

00:36:55

baptized

00:36:56

fire and sword and this is perceived as

00:36:59

a given and of course some on ours

00:37:02

paints paints telling about that

00:37:05

that the adventure of Rus' was killed 9

00:37:08

million people, that is, 2 went through this

00:37:13

yes yes such genocide is terrible but

00:37:18

I wonder what all this comes with

00:37:20

one scientific myth that

00:37:25

they say paganism is the religion of the proud and

00:37:28

strong people unlike Christianity

00:37:32

who are there to turn the other cheek and

00:37:34

in general, the religion of wimps and weaklings and then

00:37:37

paganism is about to return to

00:37:39

real serious military ethics museum

00:37:43

what is this what is what we need

00:37:45

Christianity but Russia has always destroyed and

00:37:49

will ruin it will ruin it completely but somehow

00:37:54

one thing and the other don’t fit together, but

00:37:57

when you try again with defenders

00:37:59

you're trying to talk and talk there

00:38:02

argue

00:38:03

from the point of view of well historical knowledge

00:38:07

there or usually the logic is somehow not

00:38:10

it turns out you tell them something 9

00:38:12

millions of such a population were not there

00:38:14

basically in ancient Rus' but somewhere here

00:38:17

that’s why it wasn’t that you took yours away then

00:38:21

you say that you know these are historical

00:38:24

excavations

00:38:25

they don't detect anything

00:38:29

in the cultural layer of the 10th and 11th centuries there is no

00:38:35

discovered this big fire

00:38:37

I'll still give the number of bones 9

00:38:39

million people from how many bones

00:38:41

needed there and so on but they say yours

00:38:44

archaeologists they hid everything there

00:38:46

This is again a separate topic because

00:38:49

Nowadays all these are very fashionable

00:38:50

historical constructs that are slightly

00:38:52

the hands of academician Fomenko began this

00:38:56

accordingly, here are the new historical ones

00:38:58

chronology although this moment was already his

00:39:00

predecessors back in the seventies

00:39:01

twentieth century, but especially Fomenko

00:39:05

betrayed all this with a special scope

00:39:08

it's just like a production factory

00:39:10

all these pseudo-historical books and

00:39:12

that this is the whole historical analogy

00:39:15

name Fomin because that's what to say and that's it

00:39:25

we will return by fire and how logical or

00:39:33

years, we'll all be back again, let's say yes, yes

00:39:40

no no somewhere out there it will decide on

00:39:44

Well, let's get short and hopefully splash

00:39:46

I will say a few words of this simply not

00:39:48

return the wake about what's on

00:39:51

in fact, the whole story was there

00:39:53

invented by medieval monks

00:39:55

the story is actually much more

00:39:59

only a few hundred years, a few to me

00:40:01

thousands and several hundred years and actually

00:40:03

all this is historical

00:40:07

the narrative was invented

00:40:10

medieval monks who created

00:40:12

a whole system of forgeries that are out there

00:40:14

collected all the manuscripts, rewrote them and

00:40:17

then they were taken to different monasteries and

00:40:21

thus it was created here

00:40:25

I still believe that there is Jesus Christ with you

00:40:29

moment was actually a dad

00:40:30

Gregory the seventh hildebrand am the

00:40:33

the same face just then

00:40:35

why he is 7 is not clear if

00:40:39

here, but it must be said that if you

00:40:43

started to take flamenco seriously

00:40:44

it's been so long since I told you that

00:40:45

medieval monks were something

00:40:47

amazingly hardworking people

00:40:49

you’re just amazed it’s so necessary

00:40:52

the whole world to disperse and pour there

00:40:55

how many 10 meters of cultural layer is

00:40:58

spread cultural

00:41:01

conditions of the find archaeological necessary

00:41:05

the way each of them grow old knowing

00:41:07

in advance how it will still be there in

00:41:09

ten centuries you are right perceived

00:41:13

I will arrange burials there underground

00:41:17

build castles there and temples then

00:41:19

destroy then cover with earth in general

00:41:22

you're just amazed

00:41:24

where can I get such hardworking monks?

00:41:26

who became so much so much would

00:41:29

did before but this is it all too everyone

00:41:33

pseudohistorical

00:41:34

that's when the designer says what's there

00:41:37

archeology is like this because in arv

00:41:39

your archaeologists there when they say that

00:41:41

none of these sources are up to yours

00:41:43

we have many sources but we have

00:41:45

I will now talk about my sources as I do

00:41:50

I try to argue with them later

00:41:51

actually maybe just one year

00:41:53

food that is spoken by fire and sword

00:41:55

Gregory's phrase from Novgorod

00:41:56

uprising we will return as soon as possible

00:42:02

because really

00:42:03

appeal to some historical

00:42:05

knowledge is quite useless, I'm just

00:42:08

I'm trying to speak from the absurd here

00:42:11

and I agree with him, I say, well, yes

00:42:13

actually killed 9 million even

00:42:15

animals are just not people, horror nightmare

00:42:19

just tell me please how

00:42:21

So these 9 million were killed

00:42:23

because as we know

00:42:27

Prince Vladimir's squad who is with him

00:42:29

3000 people were baptized

00:42:35

than they were armed with swords and spears

00:42:40

and arrows

00:42:42

with a bow, clubs and so on, well, approximately

00:42:45

the same weapon was in every house so that

00:42:48

to be precise let's say there

00:42:49

Mitch tagging was everywhere we were all

00:42:51

expensive but there is a finger and knives

00:42:55

coffee arrows

00:42:57

onions and so on were in every house

00:42:59

that is, it’s clear, let’s say that the squad

00:43:02

there were more professional military men but in

00:43:05

in any case, every householder is completely

00:43:08

owned a gun it was patriarchal

00:43:10

society and may well

00:43:12

defend yourself how 3000 killed 9

00:43:14

millions, that is, with firearms

00:43:17

weapons in this are absolutely not suitable

00:43:19

an impossible task, these are the images from

00:43:21

machine gun is musk how much

00:43:22

need very very very difficult manually

00:43:27

walk there

00:43:28

from city to city from village to village and there

00:43:31

just kill everything up to 9 million

00:43:32

they will throw hats at the elements or or what

00:43:38

they stood like this and looked like

00:43:41

kills wives and children then kills them

00:43:43

resisted

00:43:44

excuse me, but someone is proud and strong

00:43:46

unnecessary and who then are wimps words words

00:43:51

Slovaks Christianity so you like where

00:43:53

decide on one or the other place

00:43:57

extract from the religion of the strong but

00:43:59

come up to the map

00:44:00

show me the map of the world here are the maps of the world

00:44:03

this is the territory where everyone was

00:44:05

pagan and vice versa we see that everywhere

00:44:07

paganism is inferior to Islamic

00:44:10

territories of matter enter into glory where

00:44:12

language acts as a Christian territory

00:44:13

Christianity

00:44:15

nowhere in pagan days is there such a thing

00:44:16

she repressed something always repressed

00:44:19

on the contrary the slowest weak religions what

00:44:22

concerns the Laurentian Chronicle as follows

00:44:24

which actually talks about

00:44:26

Novgorod uprising and where

00:44:29

it is said when something good was baptized

00:44:32

fire with a sword

00:44:34

talks about one specific episode in

00:44:38

this chronicle about the uprising that

00:44:40

the Magi understood in Novgorod so that

00:44:42

leave behind Kievan Rus

00:44:44

that is, it was an ordinary political

00:44:47

uprising under pagan slogans

00:44:49

which was suppressed by conventional methods

00:44:53

as it was actually fob it was supposed to be

00:44:55

we're not even talking about

00:44:57

imposed imposed and religion and suppressed

00:45:00

suppression of a political uprising

00:45:01

own integrity and integrity

00:45:05

the state was also quite tough

00:45:08

the couple won't say anything to this alone

00:45:09

the only case out of many others

00:45:14

cases, that is, we we know Kyiv was there

00:45:16

baptized bloodlessly and Burum was screaming and

00:45:19

screamed bloodlessly

00:45:21

and Vladimir was baptized bloodless and so

00:45:23

then actually look look look

00:45:25

in cities there is only one

00:45:27

the problem is only in Novgorod

00:45:28

this is a chronicle she was in the first

00:45:32

opened in the 17th century

00:45:34

that is why there is serious doubt

00:45:39

regarding it from antiquity and

00:45:42

reliability but even if we understand

00:45:44

given just already really comes out

00:45:45

beyond the scope of our discussion we recognize and

00:45:48

will give reliable reliable or not

00:45:50

but even if we accept it accepted

00:45:52

for a long time ago, nevertheless, this is 11

00:45:55

episode from one city out of several

00:45:58

dozens of cities about anyone Dnieper

00:46:00

what other talk about violence

00:46:04

baptism we don't find yes this this this

00:46:17

this is just purely as an argument

00:46:20

against what they say is there

00:46:21

tough manly paganism but but

00:46:24

in general, Orthodoxy was created

00:46:26

great empire

00:46:27

I'm not being harsh, but that's exactly what

00:46:33

before

00:46:35

back it just didn't work but

00:46:41

after all, just as long as Slavic

00:46:44

tribes profess paganism they

00:46:45

remained in scattered tribes

00:46:47

when we were created but the only thing

00:46:49

state orthodox state then

00:46:53

Here it is, the great empire has been transformed

00:46:56

reached the Pacific Ocean to Alaska to the FDA

00:46:59

California and you and so on that is this

00:47:01

exclusively Orthodox

00:47:03

the state that annexed very

00:47:05

a lot of

00:47:06

and on the loyal territories but annexed

00:47:09

namely soft power, that is, not

00:47:11

violent conquest with pass into

00:47:15

big blood

00:47:16

creation of local ethnic cultures

00:47:18

starting there with a coma behind a real haze

00:47:21

further it is again a complicated story

00:47:25

there is nothing clear in history

00:47:28

it happens, but if in general we compare

00:47:30

let's say they imposed

00:47:32

the Western version of Christianity is pagan

00:47:36

by the pagan people there, Charlemagne there

00:47:38

really imposed fire with fire and

00:47:41

sword then its profit you are baptized or

00:47:42

either ax-head or if we are there

00:47:44

again we compare there with Islamic

00:47:46

conquests then Orthodox

00:47:49

Orthodox mission always

00:47:50

accompanied by the help of these these people

00:47:54

has always been accompanied by the creation of culture

00:47:55

creation of writing, translation of texts

00:47:58

on them their languages and thanks to this

00:48:03

instant I will also say terribly complex

00:48:05

indigo words in Christianity

00:48:09

among these new peoples

00:48:11

who accept degeneration as

00:48:15

definitely a cascade of this grafting

00:48:17

folk roots

00:48:18

that they served in the language that people

00:48:22

understood instantly, in fact, the people

00:48:24

people perceived perceived it as

00:48:27

his own faith it was actually still

00:48:29

even before the baptism of Rus' this is in general

00:48:31

Byzantine mission if if we

00:48:33

let's see yes I see around one second

00:48:35

Now I'll finish the sentence and we'll see

00:48:38

How do I take it?

00:48:41

or you are Christianity there Armenia Georgia

00:48:44

Ethiopia and other other peoples are

00:48:48

always really something like this

00:48:51

how do people remember this I even have a hug

00:48:55

vodka as a historian we can say that there is

00:48:58

but there are some historical facts and

00:49:01

information that may be retained

00:49:04

would not be preserved but there is a folk one

00:49:05

memory is how people want to remember

00:49:09

one or another event in one's life

00:49:11

in the end it's how people want it

00:49:13

it forms an event to remember

00:49:15

popular consciousness as people people people

00:49:17

this would remember there, let's say how

00:49:19

Georgia adopted Christianity

00:49:21

Georgian people remember this what it is

00:49:23

thanks there yun and slave

00:49:26

girls not but who was sold to

00:49:30

to the court of the Georgian king and that's who is there

00:49:32

voluntarily converted the Georgian king and

00:49:35

through him the people are definitely there

00:49:37

everything was more complicated as if they were

00:49:39

missionaries from western Georgia too

00:49:41

today we call Abkhazia where we were

00:49:44

visa byzantine byzantine park then

00:49:46

we were there and the monastic missions of Syria

00:49:49

there is a lot of other things, but people

00:49:51

I remembered it precisely because I wanted to

00:49:53

remember that it was absolutely well

00:49:55

like this, as if by accident and acceptance

00:49:59

Orthodoxy Orthodoxy by the people then well

00:50:02

it's kind of random, but actually

00:50:04

I tried it, oh my god, it’s not

00:50:05

wearing is not imposed, but people really

00:50:07

thus through God's providence

00:50:08

agreed with the will of God in Orthodoxy

00:50:11

cake too what is the same when we

00:50:13

look at the story of bygone years baptism

00:50:16

the baptism of Rus' is also in general

00:50:19

voluntary acceptance of research there

00:50:22

Prince Vladimir understands what in life

00:50:23

it was more difficult there were different influences

00:50:26

different tendencies ultimately people

00:50:28

I remember this way, this is the most important thing

00:50:35

looked like it needed some strength

00:50:41

the peasantry was originally a condition

00:50:45

what does Emperor Vasily 2 help with?

00:50:48

suppress the uprising and he gives him his

00:50:53

sister to marry and he converts to Orthodoxy

00:50:57

Well, according to the tale of bygone years

00:51:01

Emperor Vasily

00:51:04

decided not to fulfill his part of the contract and

00:51:08

when in Vladimir I suppressed the gift

00:51:10

suppressed the uprising, he did not stop his sister

00:51:15

give and then actually Vladimir

00:51:17

occupied Chersonesos

00:51:20

Korsun and forced

00:51:22

Emperor Vasily 2 still give his

00:51:25

his sister to marry him but there were conditions

00:51:29

natural natural accept accept

00:51:31

Russia was really very difficult

00:51:32

the question is because he is still the emperor

00:51:34

Konstantin Porfira native at which

00:51:38

Grand Duchess Olga was baptized

00:51:40

compiled something like a textbook for

00:51:45

future emperors are ready bookworm

00:51:50

so he wrote this

00:51:54

I wrote a book about the ceremony called there

00:51:57

that three things are never allowed

00:52:01

giving the barbarians this is a Greek recipe

00:52:04

fire

00:52:05

this is the city's imperial crown

00:52:08

crown because the emperor and they are different

00:52:10

they donated their crowns, their crowns

00:52:12

sacrifices for the Church of Hagia Sophia and above

00:52:15

the throne of Hagia Sophia on long

00:52:16

long threads

00:52:17

these were hanging here, there were a lot of even ones and

00:52:20

they are because it is under the dolls landing

00:52:23

pull walked crowns hung

00:52:25

long, long throw they are all there

00:52:26

swayed and flickered a little and stones and

00:52:31

gold it created just a cloud of

00:52:33

these kind of people created this

00:52:34

absolutely fantastic sight

00:52:38

I know that I would give it to see this and

00:52:39

Sofia what she was like then and and

00:52:44

of course, when different ones arrived

00:52:46

thieves' princes who looked at it

00:52:49

with their mouths open and the rulers they spoke

00:52:52

experience, but maybe just one such crown and

00:52:56

emperor constantine porphyry native he

00:52:58

writes that if they say so, then they

00:53:01

I must say that these crowns are here

00:53:04

on top of non-human hands

00:53:05

by human hands angels and therefore

00:53:08

none of the hydra touches

00:53:10

maybe there is something to give somewhere so it’s impossible

00:53:12

give rice recipe greek fire crown

00:53:14

imperial and porphyry hand relatives

00:53:17

princess and so of course here she is

00:53:23

there was the most purple thing ever

00:53:25

family princess and that's why it was

00:53:26

very very difficult and give up your hand

00:53:29

owned the hand but still this is for up

00:53:35

your question is right you want now by

00:53:42

yours are not among the Russian people

00:53:45

which

00:53:47

physical traits and habits that

00:53:58

shows that we've been around for a long time

00:54:01

thousand in my defense we were more than

00:54:04

Ukrainian Christians

00:54:05

I think the sources and the Russian people are not

00:54:07

there wasn't even a second

00:54:08

because well, slavya no no but it's not

00:54:13

Russian people are like Slavs

00:54:15

existed and what kind of

00:54:16

again I tell no one to be cured

00:54:19

no one knows, so it’s difficult here

00:54:22

say as much as you like those who

00:54:25

were pagans it's completely

00:54:27

definitely him and therefore all that

00:54:30

there is Russian there, it was formed

00:54:32

their names are exactly like Orthodox

00:54:35

so what is there pagan left me

00:54:37

I think rather there is a benefit acquired for

00:54:39

70 years of Soviet power

00:54:42

because

00:54:45

you know, chesterton also said that there is

00:54:47

takes away a person's faith in God to begin

00:54:48

see into everything else

00:54:50

and this one himself everything everything else

00:54:52

because it's hard to call me like that

00:54:55

superstition in which there

00:54:57

Soviet materialists did not believe in eating

00:55:00

something is endless top of a piece of wood

00:55:02

knocking over your left shoulder doesn't matter

00:55:07

no worries and you definitely need to answer

00:55:10

you need to put to hell the one who has it and

00:55:13

a million different others like everyone

00:55:16

we don't believe all the atoms just in case

00:55:17

everyone followed all this and in some way

00:55:22

moment it even got some crazy

00:55:25

such a state sanction because

00:55:27

what are we doing in the tenth years and just this

00:55:29

let's say the development of its quality

00:55:32

nativism but rooms I say that’s all

00:55:34

the seventies began when he

00:55:36

began to appear on Moscow and

00:55:37

St. Petersburg kitchens the first Magi the first

00:55:40

he was kind and so voluntary

00:55:43

a person who has a very difficult

00:55:45

biography that is, it began

00:55:47

Stalinism then he stood up for it

00:55:49

to the Nazis in the 60s and then for this from

00:55:52

sat again Nazism created the first

00:55:55

Soviet society then seemed to accept

00:55:58

Orthodoxy baptized him by Gleb Yakunin

00:56:00

such a one who was then anathema there

00:56:03

then he joined the universal movement

00:56:07

then he pawned all his colleagues

00:56:12

dissident movement and in general there

00:56:15

they all got 7 to 9 years and he

00:56:18

gratitude in general for your

00:56:20

after that he received repentance for two years

00:56:23

came out when after these two years he came out

00:56:25

I turned out to be a sorcerer on a Nazi basis

00:56:29

created this first pagan beer

00:56:31

such 1 pagan such again on it

00:56:34

Nazi community that is circle circle

00:56:36

closed and

00:56:38

interesting then the seventies

00:56:41

books by his writer began to be published

00:56:42

new Rus' original Rus' great

00:56:45

in which such fantasy novels are about

00:56:49

ancient Slavs and

00:56:51

you'll just read them there

00:56:54

there they presented the words they didn’t fight to tie

00:56:56

and it’s amazing how very knitting and

00:56:57

I put it up because there is only one Slav there

00:57:00

there's just a whole regiment waving its hand at once

00:57:02

the Byzantines fall to these Slavs

00:57:05

who are a completely invincible warrior and

00:57:07

they are directly described as someone there

00:57:10

an arrow stuck in my eye went through

00:57:13

Moscow pierced on this one came out with another

00:57:14

hand and went further to rude the steering wheel

00:57:17

we are Christians in general

00:57:19

and at 70 they made a film about it in Rus'

00:57:23

initially with a star cast

00:57:25

Smoktunovsky even played one of his

00:57:28

the most unsuccessful roles and so on and so on

00:57:31

yes it was quite support support

00:57:35

states and then actually became

00:57:38

It’s quite possible for us to have films too

00:57:42

published on a pagan basis suddenly became

00:57:43

demonstrates about Indian yoga who they are

00:57:46

then I lowered it and let it into rental

00:57:49

Sergey Prob joined in later about different

00:57:53

about ufology about astrology on telly

00:57:57

telekinesis parapsychology director

00:57:59

knowledge societies that exist for then

00:58:01

they included all this in their

00:58:03

your repertoire and in different cities again

00:58:06

but in every possible way they thought that is

00:58:08

it's not interesting that all this happened

00:58:10

that is, apparently Soviet

00:58:12

agitprop may have included all this as

00:58:15

counterweight

00:58:16

beginning of the Orthodox revival

00:58:18

which began then and therefore

00:58:20

when perestroika came and this is it

00:58:23

along with it associated cultural

00:58:24

diversity and religious diversity

00:58:28

only this time for the Weasleys

00:58:30

came already quite formed

00:58:32

And

00:58:34

various sects that poured into us

00:58:36

more than that they helped create everything everything

00:58:39

these are all possible all kinds

00:58:41

cocktails, that is, many of them

00:58:44

these processes were not completely random

00:58:46

available Rovny yes say it Sandra and

00:58:52

about roots before or residues

00:58:55

possible

00:58:59

brick freedom was long and straight

00:59:01

direct consequence there is a question what

00:59:05

what we kind of know from the same

00:59:08

most textbooks may even be

00:59:10

Maslenitsa yes yes this is ancient not ours

00:59:13

holiday icons it was culture

00:59:15

Christianity if accordingly

00:59:17

the thesis you present is nothing

00:59:20

we don't know the danger of anything

00:59:22

This

00:59:23

and he fell and not through the fire and behold

00:59:30

there are no strange traditions in this

00:59:36

sense and there were some, most likely because

00:59:39

that the time of Soviet power is already all this

00:59:41

disappeared [ __ ] but some peoples

00:59:43

folk customs the customs were different

00:59:45

folk games were which but

00:59:48

it's really possible you went

00:59:50

some pagan roots but which already

00:59:53

were so rethought there and

00:59:56

and frayed and remade and so on

00:59:58

what can we conclude based on this?

01:00:01

there was paganism and what happened

01:00:03

initially it is no longer possible because

01:00:06

that many, many generations have passed

01:00:08

I'll do the same thing because you take it out but

01:00:12

that's how unreliable oral tradition is

01:00:17

because the oral tradition of the feet in each

01:00:21

generation changes because people are people

01:00:24

cultures change, people change a little

01:00:26

perceives himself differently therefore

01:00:27

every generation changes a little

01:00:29

track where and how where so

01:00:32

the way she has changed you even need to eat

01:00:34

for the life of every person there

01:00:36

man look here I assure you that

01:00:39

if you are describing an episode

01:00:41

your childhood, you describe it already from

01:00:43

the heights of all your life experiences and

01:00:45

you describe it completely differently

01:00:47

maybe very different from that

01:00:49

how is she how is it in your your childhood

01:00:51

it was it was actually the same

01:00:53

in fact, according to oral traditions, she is

01:00:55

there's definitely something there there's something there

01:00:57

but how how did they come to us but also

01:01:01

it is very difficult to carry back to the original one but

01:01:06

again, I say certainly there are some

01:01:09

then some kind

01:01:11

usually there is but the thing is that

01:01:13

Christianity

01:01:14

she treats it this way

01:01:19

let's say but we know that the witness

01:01:22

Jehovah will say it will be our fault

01:01:24

We celebrate Christmas on December 25 and January 7

01:01:28

December 25th from 03:00, old style

01:01:30

December 25 is the winter solstice

01:01:33

this is a pagan holiday we will not conquer the heights

01:01:36

you took it from the right place, that means

01:01:37

this pagan holiday means you too

01:01:39

pagans but nothing happened just right away

01:01:45

Scripture doesn't tell us exactly when

01:01:48

christ christ was born in what well yes but

01:01:55

that only or is however sufficient

01:01:57

moot point anyway

01:01:59

when Emperor Constantine

01:02:03

Emperor Constantine I started the church

01:02:05

celebrates christmas on december 25th then these

01:02:08

the studies were carried out they were terrible

01:02:09

rather in hindsight it really is

01:02:11

it was day and the invincible sun, but it is obvious that

01:02:15

first of all christ was born this is very

01:02:17

important means as soon as he was born

01:02:19

means his birth is possible and necessary

01:02:23

the second one had such an ancient celebration

01:02:26

ride adoption nismo who was talking about

01:02:29

the fact that Maria was born and an ordinary child

01:02:31

who at one time or another was one of his own

01:02:34

biography adopted god persuaded more often

01:02:36

just at the moment of baptism

01:02:37

The Christmas holiday began just like that

01:02:40

opposition to this hell of Zionism

01:02:42

that immediately this is the birth of God in this

01:02:44

world what day to choose, this one was chosen

01:02:47

day of the invincible sun well because

01:02:49

It’s obvious today because Christ

01:02:51

called the sun of truth because

01:02:53

indeed it was that first day

01:02:55

When

01:02:56

the day begins to increase when it ends

01:02:58

this one than the dark night time

01:03:00

the suns begin to grow so if from

01:03:02

of all days choose one but really

01:03:04

here is the best sauce itself and the most

01:03:07

the best the most suitable day before

01:03:11

the birth of Christ over time they are definitely but

01:03:16

with the time of this year with some

01:03:18

organizations with an accuracy of up to a month is

01:03:20

is inferred from there signs of rituals

01:03:22

whom for six months there were meetings where

01:03:26

is possible possible

01:03:32

long ago intensively again firstly for sure

01:03:35

gas to strangers then all these excretion

01:03:37

I already know in hindsight what it is

01:03:39

we note but well, in general it’s not

01:03:41

significantly, even with it he drove it turns out

01:03:44

the dates of which are better than regional property

01:03:48

or dates the number but the number is unreasonable

01:03:52

must again even if taken for

01:03:53

given the middle of winter is still a number

01:03:55

when when when its when or known

01:03:57

yes yes yes together Christmas and Epiphany

01:04:05

in the east celebrated together

01:04:08

epiphanies and and 1

01:04:10

Christmas

01:04:12

Emperor Constantine is in the West

01:04:14

christmas carried 20 25 december before then a

01:04:16

then they became respectively

01:04:19

share but here's the horror of Christmas

01:04:20

accordingly it will be Christmas

01:04:22

which includes the meeting

01:04:24

And

01:04:25

I'm at the Annunciation because yes, just

01:04:31

church they initially see paganism

01:04:33

as we say the usurper of this world

01:04:36

initially there was unity and veneration

01:04:39

one god

01:04:40

then came paganism which

01:04:44

usurped it to the god of worship

01:04:49

and into existing forms

01:04:52

contributed content therefore

01:04:54

Christianity will be conquering forms

01:04:57

from

01:04:59

frees them, it seems to us that he created

01:05:01

form frees them from the physical

01:05:03

contents are contributed in their original

01:05:05

reduction what they are actually for

01:05:06

intended therefore yes yes no all

01:05:13

everything is fine but for the basics

01:05:18

the basic basic things are there and well

01:05:21

maybe you can tell when

01:05:24

platbands speak on through you again

01:05:26

they speak of loyalty to the family, this is what they have

01:05:28

this is the main main argument too but

01:05:30

something needs to be taken into account on the street

01:05:33

what are they, a lot of this thing

01:05:35

loyalty of the kind, that is, in general, if we

01:05:37

look at our ancestors then more than 3

01:05:40

generations of our ancestors theirs for

01:05:42

Christianity is obvious even there

01:05:45

cemetery according to the symbol that they

01:05:47

placed on their graves except

01:05:50

like this two generations under the Soviet

01:05:51

power is so own and that somewhere

01:05:54

on the graves we find would become Perun

01:05:57

or mokosha or something else

01:06:00

obviously no we find we find

01:06:02

causes astarta holding it's more likely

01:06:07

mound floor mound mound on on the grave

01:06:11

this is purely a practical thing yes

01:06:17

because there is a coffin, so here it is

01:06:19

they took out the earth, so it’s alone

01:06:21

exactly

01:06:22

the size of the coffin she is bigger that is

01:06:24

this is absolutely an opinion, a reference to the mound

01:06:28

but but we put up we put up crosses

01:06:30

accordingly, if we are talking about

01:06:31

fidelity of the kind, that is, fidelity to those

01:06:34

the generation of our ancestors who we

01:06:35

we know they are fictional somehow

01:06:37

which we do not know at all and

01:06:39

which, by the way, are quite

01:06:41

consciously and voluntarily chosen

01:06:42

chose Christianity therefore if we

01:06:44

talking about revival someone talking about

01:06:46

revival of paganism is more likely

01:06:48

betrayal of all thirty plus

01:06:50

generations generations our our ancestors

01:06:56

dual some texts let acceptance

01:07:02

player they somehow don’t record which

01:07:05

after the interval of their ancients is noticeable

01:07:09

to the number 1 and then you understand this

01:07:13

it can be taken into account that

01:07:14

worshiped covered in writing I'll add Christian

01:07:20

consciousness which

01:07:25

it means she thinks of you as Allah or pagan

01:07:28

submariner

01:07:29

what is here that was led by the ancestors and how

01:07:32

just absence

01:07:35

ideas about one god and here

01:07:37

accordingly, in the absence of any spirit

01:07:40

without them they were worshiped there, well known there

01:07:42

then there is the goddess of love there on the side of the road then

01:07:48

there are such bureaus

01:07:49

solvent of passion these magical

01:07:53

perceive and accordingly

01:07:59

the height turns out to be whatever we want

01:08:02

Christianity in a conceptual sense

01:08:06

don't knock down the first roller just 3 don't

01:08:08

destroyed the very end of what these

01:08:12

there spirit exist she just said that

01:08:15

there is only one god and

01:08:17

who is the creator and so on and who

01:08:20

We already worship and have become cults

01:08:23

moved into the category or vomit scales those

01:08:26

who is struggling with

01:08:28

among persons with canned food up to type

01:08:32

to salvation but in the same way to capture them

01:08:35

some kind of analytical presence

01:08:37

life, including somewhere along the way

01:08:39

ritual was present and it gives

01:08:42

such if you like, even extremely

01:08:46

specialization consistent with the situation

01:08:49

what people realized with their paganism

01:08:51

so that they refuse it but understand that

01:08:53

saw one god there there with the help

01:08:56

educated by the Greeks and so on, here you are

01:08:59

credere this is what you think about this

01:09:00

about the map, as you understand completely

01:09:03

not only that you draw simpler

01:09:04

picture when there are tongues of credit

01:09:07

Christians who treat wounds as equals

01:09:14

are fighting did not speak did not translate was

01:09:19

we have to discuss how to enter

01:09:21

this is the concept for these conversations

01:09:24

arises there is simply an election apostle

01:09:29

says that the gods of language are essentially without

01:09:32

it is yes yes but on the other hand he is

01:09:35

also tells you that needles are something

01:09:37

so you can eat again

01:09:40

in 2 different fathers you can find two different

01:09:44

points of view of plums and owls

01:09:46

worshiped by a demon or just them

01:09:47

worship nothing with their own

01:09:50

own invention than needles

01:09:53

which they are made of wood

01:09:56

made of stone or precious metals there

01:09:59

they made it themselves and put their sleeves into creation

01:10:01

sleeves and you can put it on

01:10:02

choose any of these versions but

01:10:05

I guess again it depends on

01:10:06

a specific person and what he invests

01:10:08

in worship, worship of one or another

01:10:12

to the pagan gods then what if

01:10:13

if we unconditionally believe in reality.

01:10:16

Christians real existence pisav

01:10:18

this is what without unconditionally there accepts

01:10:23

ourselves to worship so here we can

01:10:26

we can accept we can accept this version

01:10:27

if a person can possibly live

01:10:32

I try not to do it for impersonal us

01:10:35

lives here trying not to do not to do

01:10:36

evil and how there is something new for us to exist

01:10:41

it's hard to say that he worships demons

01:10:42

another thing is that again we are talking about

01:10:44

modern paganism is quite

01:10:45

consciously and quite consciously and refusal

01:10:51

Christianity and opposition

01:10:53

Christianity is

01:10:56

well yes yes yes it couldn’t be they want

01:11:00

by definition yes here we are talking about

01:11:03

modern language but modern loudly

01:11:05

again she and

01:11:07

are already forming as something

01:11:11

anti-Christian phenomenon yes yes that is

01:11:14

so she can't call him

01:11:16

natural religion as it is at this time

01:11:20

ancient paganism but like some some

01:11:22

such natural forms and forms of worship

01:11:24

well, or if we say volumes

01:11:26

religions of the pagans and they are there in the Amazon

01:11:30

day which there knows nothing about

01:11:32

Christianity mid-pagan cults

01:11:39

there is no one that I can think of

01:11:41

and the Christian components that are here

01:11:50

about for one I can't say that

01:11:52

that I don't know everything, but I've never

01:11:54

came across such a confusion that in

01:11:57

which this is not a blog

01:11:58

everyone I know is very aggressive

01:12:02

I'm inclined towards Christianity

01:12:04

so that it would just be, well, let's say

01:12:06

indifferent you ignored Christianity

01:12:09

there is no such thing, that is, it is clear that

01:12:11

they can eat there they are trying

01:12:13

Of course they will register

01:12:15

to say that we don’t have much to do with everything

01:12:16

equal but obviously if a little

01:12:19

look explore you can see what it is

01:12:21

it is present and present

01:12:23

present slept fully

01:12:25

there is also a ritual of coloring which

01:12:28

which he has they don't have yes yes yes

01:12:42

well and

01:12:44

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01:12:45

Buddhism is itself

01:12:47

pagan religion

01:12:49

so but well this way or the disk let's say so

01:12:56

let's just say if we're talking about high

01:12:58

Buddhism there which professes very

01:13:01

small amount learn it hard

01:13:03

to dry rather it doesn’t believe at all

01:13:05

Gautama is more of a philosophical system

01:13:06

religion there which is atheistic

01:13:08

but if you are into everyday Buddhism then

01:13:12

Mongolia and East Asia then this is with

01:13:15

common with pagan religion which

01:13:17

many deva gods passed through this and how

01:13:20

and who has who there from whom there just isn’t

01:13:21

no, everything is modern for His Majesty

01:13:24

has a very negative attitude towards

01:13:26

any monotheistic religion that is

01:13:29

but above all there is a sensor for Christianity

01:13:32

Judaism and Islam to the rest they are like

01:13:35

would be quite tolerant

01:13:38

the rest, well, yes, that is, 0 yours

01:13:40

case someone there seems like never

01:13:42

up to our our let's unnecessarily when

01:13:54

so I have questions about the physical dollar

01:13:57

gods can still

01:13:59

it was formed, it’s a hodgepodge of

01:14:01

where are all these stories as if now

01:14:04

because they are now operating on paganism

01:14:08

our

01:14:19

here they are part, that is, well

01:14:22

name what that is we know what

01:14:24

Perun was there

01:14:27

there was svarog yes well some names

01:14:30

are known therefore they take partly by these

01:14:33

in pieces he comes up with something of his own

01:14:35

there are some people there they say that there and

01:14:37

Orthodox pagans because there are

01:14:39

I'm on the chopping block, there's something else there

01:14:42

this is completely complete

01:14:44

invented later by Welle from Slavyansk

01:14:50

sources again as far as I know

01:14:52

that he follows. believe it no believe it

01:14:55

Saint Blaise who transformed

01:15:00

became famous in the forest and then they but even

01:15:04

those who take names of some kind

01:15:06

really which is real

01:15:07

using a bug they don't know which

01:15:09

of which the main one was not

01:15:10

that's why everyone puts it there let's say

01:15:19

the Greeks had Zeus

01:15:26

well yes well yes because there was no one from no

01:15:30

there was a single pagan system after all

01:15:32

there is an ancient Hellenic pagan system

01:15:34

there was a system but there is again there

01:15:36

Greek on Tevis you are in our country

01:15:39

also exist

01:15:40

which

01:15:43

here he believes believes in Greek like this

01:15:45

Greek Roman pantheon has Armenian

01:15:48

sun fans there are many of them there are different

01:15:50

there are different options for religion, I’ll erase it

01:15:54

ancient germanic paganism paganism

01:15:57

year, as it were, gives the German one the same thing

01:15:59

the same to His Majesty but we have

01:16:01

the peace of the owl is not particularly special

01:16:06

preserved that the Nibelungs are there too

01:16:08

it’s still quite late before Naumov

01:16:21

but he tried to reform

01:16:23

paganism and make a unified pagan

01:16:25

cults

01:16:26

and he just made Perun the main thing

01:16:33

get build momentum but it's really

01:16:43

actually he tortured me but it's something

01:16:48

tried in the 4th century to make Julian the apostate

01:16:51

who refused refused

01:16:55

Christianity consciously and returned

01:16:57

empire in paganism announced the creation

01:17:00

a single if cult cult but to the extent

01:17:01

because despite the fact that I personally try

01:17:03

was quite alive then 50 percent

01:17:06

the population of feathers was completely pagan

01:17:08

could that paganism output I now

01:17:10

I'll [ __ ] then you ask but Julian

01:17:12

an apostate but he doesn’t care about the year

01:17:13

failed but he tried or farm

01:17:15

made to create a uniform tic kinky

01:17:17

thought he was his everything

01:17:19

will strengthen and strengthen but I will put it because

01:17:21

the renegade is the only one who knew

01:17:23

Christianity was good because it was a virus

01:17:24

if he became a Christian, he became a Christian

01:17:26

reform exactly according to the model

01:17:28

Christianity created a single tic

01:17:30

cult pagan dioceses

01:17:32

the physical world is led by sands

01:17:34

pagan priests wrote the code

01:17:36

behavior for pagan priests

01:17:39

what will you give me? I can’t go to the circus there

01:17:44

in commercial brothels there is something else there

01:17:47

the pagan priests here were indignant

01:17:50

like us pagans, no one is entitled there

01:17:55

somehow it all didn’t work out for him

01:17:56

in the end his ip phone reforms are right

01:17:58

failed but therefore in this sense

01:18:01

Prince Vladimir he was not, no, nor the first

01:18:03

Here Julian the Apostate really tried yes yes yes

01:18:08

your your question sorry source

01:18:16

if I may be wrong now it seems

01:18:22

how is this not the only source that

01:18:24

our fireplace has reached its hour, so let it

01:18:27

neighbor list

01:18:28

yes, the arrangement is not described there

01:18:31

the video was not a priority between these

01:18:35

some protection and specifically there

01:18:37

you don't let it down if it's

01:18:39

Well, actually this is our main source in

01:18:42

that's the point that these sources

01:18:44

no, it’s up to the waist of time years later

01:18:49

Well, Konstantin has porphyry 1 where

01:18:52

he describes the Slavic tribes that

01:18:53

something tells us about their usual way

01:18:55

what what what what is known we sell

01:18:58

Slavic defenders are human

01:19:00

sacrifices are the killing of widows when

01:19:03

buries her husband so on here then also like this

01:19:06

good king was they everywhere head

01:19:10

Varangians on but again it is necessary but it was

01:19:20

I remember red talking to one on the scales

01:19:23

Chicago I say but somehow

01:19:26

heat that sacrifice you make, I offer and I say

01:19:29

Who are you bringing frogs?

01:19:31

I'll take it out like you frogs are a bit weak

01:19:35

there such as in there is there but here

01:19:37

the first cycle needs to be brought to us by this

01:19:39

how much but no, he said no, well

01:19:44

let's say the speech is not ready yet, well then

01:19:57

persona 4 cells that metal and a half

01:20:02

gained and in general and as far as I know

01:20:06

all logical excavations of settlement sites

01:20:10

and some were born

01:20:12

and required nerves

01:20:14

these same peoples, well, like me if there are for

01:20:19

burial there are mounds

01:20:24

they buried them with different objects so that

01:20:27

there for these dollars but archaeological

01:20:36

finds, finds, they don’t have any texts

01:20:40

all descriptions open no yes only

01:20:42

that that that that that is possible that that we can

01:20:44

find out about the times of such signs and what’s there

01:20:47

this is the place where this will be the items to

01:20:49

were useful to a person in that life

01:20:52

there are corpses of domestic animals here and there in

01:20:54

including horses there, that is, from here

01:20:56

it’s clear the remains say there are some there

01:20:59

decorations that are outside or else

01:21:01

something like this

01:21:04

my name is Alexandrovich

01:21:10

the hidden side of the issue may

01:21:12

It may not be an undeniable statement that

01:21:15

Here

01:21:16

the Russian people went with me, not a deception

01:21:19

pagan, that is, well, it’s clear that

01:21:21

the pagan cult was just in some

01:21:23

way of conceptualizing something

01:21:25

political people just who you are

01:21:27

we stuck to Russian just the same

01:21:29

rejecting paganism is precisely when

01:21:31

refused then and became a united Russian

01:21:33

people on them as

01:21:37

abandoned local pagan

01:21:40

cults and there was one single

01:21:42

Christian cult as far as it goes

01:21:44

joined founded ourselves whatever

01:21:46

people whose history will remain yes

01:21:48

so to speak, a little bit of the fruit of concerts, of course

01:21:53

there were many but again I entered

01:21:59

east because or

01:22:01

the culture was without a written basin

01:22:04

responsible and about her and almost

01:22:05

almost nothing nothing I don't know you

01:22:09

that's the question

01:22:18

Siberia or Matyushina such figures

01:22:21

women

01:22:22

for this division

01:22:24

mask excellent top stand still

01:22:28

found and I want that's what the moment means

01:22:33

talk about

01:22:34

come to laziness

01:22:35

don't talk to Christians about those generations

01:22:38

which have been for thousands of years

01:22:41

territory claims that they are pagans

01:22:44

that's how I understood it, but my accuracy is not

01:22:49

we can really say here too

01:22:51

what are they

01:23:00

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01:23:18

where are these where are these jeans where will this one say

01:23:21

Do you understand the question specifically?

01:23:37

I'm afraid I'm afraid it's still something

01:23:39

mythology because it’s good after all

01:23:41

talk to specific ladies for 25 thousand years

01:23:44

BC which you that wheel

01:23:46

of Christ, in principle, not for me at all

01:23:48

real figure that is this sex this

01:23:51

time where in them neither where nor anywhere in the world

01:23:53

nothing nothing nothing that is, both of these figures

01:23:57

once upon a time this is just this this

01:24:02

completely completely wrong because

01:24:05

the most ancient artifacts themselves are there

01:24:08

again five thousand years before the triumph

01:24:11

Christ's melting it's you it's hardly that

01:24:13

there is 25 thousand that's

01:24:15

no what you please be careful about

01:24:24

please check no it's absolutely

01:24:27

Well, here’s the mythology from which already

01:24:29

it is worth doing the same thing about

01:24:34

advanced civilization is hotter

01:24:36

water supply and

01:24:38

and the like, that is, all water pipes

01:24:44

ribs roman invention

01:24:46

and now Rome is really home to some

01:24:51

which I installed. who built with a limit

01:24:54

if only there was hot water supply

01:24:56

in ordinary houses there is no hot water

01:24:58

the water supply was there and stretched there

01:24:59

fix it, run such a pipe with hot

01:25:02

water to no one's head to anyone's head

01:25:06

one cent to a friend to a head to a head

01:25:08

didn't come along in the house maybe water

01:25:11

water heat up so on therefore if

01:25:16

they talk about it a lot, a lot, a lot

01:25:18

Uhura in the Ural settlement

01:25:21

which are round round pastel on

01:25:23

this one is tiny

01:25:25

village of circular circular formation

01:25:29

there they are probably pagans

01:25:31

pagans say and fantasize it there

01:25:33

their problems because there is nothing there

01:25:35

especially otherwise I’ll take a tiny one

01:25:38

village the size of time modern

01:25:41

the apartment building is waiting in other words

01:25:47

large communal apartment even

01:25:49

not even very big, but here it is in pes

01:25:51

inscribed in a circle, some are big

01:25:56

great discoveries of the door of antiquity are not there

01:26:01

there was nothing like that

01:26:03

material civilization is more developed

01:26:05

Lonskaya was a material civilization

01:26:07

Egyptian was developed and the most developed was

01:26:10

yeah, well then it was natural there

01:26:13

Chinese Indian most developed in

01:26:15

in this sense it was a Greco-Roman sin

01:26:19

Greco-Roman civilization which yes

01:26:22

further further further Byzantine that is

01:26:24

Well, actually, naturally, with a successor

01:26:26

and and everything else is a fantasy that

01:26:31

are not confirmed by anything

01:26:38

performance

01:26:42

game token them like pagans

01:26:46

well here I understand this concept where not

01:26:50

there is one god, everything else is there

01:26:52

something else, well, a pagan synonym field

01:26:56

polytheism but I'm priceless

01:27:00

I just say yes yes they can extract

01:27:02

favor a real border but a water one

01:27:04

after all, this is a hero developed at least

01:27:10

at least these two

01:27:11

buried in some of their

01:27:13

developed forms and indeed

01:27:24

villagers here or there and nomadic tribes

01:27:27

it's simple

01:27:29

no correctness is lost

01:27:33

because the words collection is not lost in

01:27:35

Italy feels like a pagan

01:27:37

Is certain folk true?

01:27:40

Nikiforovich of civilization in essence

01:27:42

we just

01:27:43

the same state and days when elitism

01:27:47

gave birth to a bunch of different civilizations here

01:27:52

you're probably just

01:27:55

maybe I'm not very clear about it

01:27:57

did you express yourself, maybe you didn’t hear it very well

01:27:59

when I kicked in that context when I

01:28:01

talked about in pagan

01:28:04

classifications of different pagan beliefs

01:28:06

that is, how do they classify it?

01:28:10

there they say there is by Lewis and

01:28:12

the honor to which they attribute

01:28:15

Confucianism and Buddhism

01:28:17

they certainly have a place in meat paganism

01:28:20

yes yes that's actually what I just described

01:28:22

and if we just make a remark, what will we say

01:28:28

so at least there’s definitely one there

01:28:30

there are spiritual traditions developed there

01:28:33

of course it just wasn't in

01:28:36

There are definitely no folk beliefs

01:28:42

Let's say Buddhism is developed and

01:28:46

developed religious philosophy

01:28:50

which nevertheless turned out to be

01:28:53

accessible and acceptable only to

01:28:56

very small quantity

01:28:57

intellectuals and therefore the people's

01:29:00

Buddhism as we know it is mixed with

01:29:04

very rude for clean

01:29:05

that is that is that it created that

01:29:07

certainly created this culture

01:29:09

one less civilization at least

01:29:11

at least 2 a long time ago but these people don’t

01:29:22

accepted for the most part therefore just

01:29:25

nice in southeast asia where everything is there

01:29:28

it's absolutely filled with all sorts of things

01:29:31

there is a house of gods and so on where

01:29:33

everywhere there are offerings of these these these

01:29:36

spirit where there on of Thailand there on on

01:29:39

every ship has a glass in front of it

01:29:41

with water so that such spirits fly by

01:29:43

everyone would get drunk well yes yes that's why yes

01:29:49

this is this this is this is on homogeneous

01:29:52

Buddhism which is unable

01:29:53

to really perceive such a height

01:29:56

philosophical thought will

01:29:59

Mister how long already

01:30:02

blue tractor with another one in England

01:30:07

for example, somewhere suppose the poor

01:30:09

work

01:30:11

medicines, something else our Orthodox

01:30:14

eastern for them is absolutely clear to

01:30:16

quite distant temple of cultures

01:30:20

may have to be perceived as quite

01:30:21

still similar more similar to

01:30:23

some dots than on them

01:30:26

Christian church at the level though

01:30:29

ballistic and such not much

01:30:31

intellectually developed somewhere whales

01:30:34

may rituals which they do not have and which

01:30:38

will be interpreted accordingly

01:30:40

just like they are not Christian because they are not

01:30:42

are obligated to do so

01:30:44

and so on, that is, this look he he

01:30:48

it's possible just as well, then maybe I don't

01:30:52

I completely understand what you want to say

01:30:54

leopard scientific syrup right on yes I am

01:30:58

about just explaining what in your case is

01:31:00

what was said from hart was there and that

01:31:03

there is a deep pessimistic teaching

01:31:07

to whom he came in general she

01:31:12

quite a bit

01:31:14

are observed

01:31:17

among those peoples who Buddhism will

01:31:20

definitely practices

01:31:21

the good of the leader is quite quite this

01:31:23

divides but they are not the top people

01:31:26

people all this but this is the principle

01:31:33

the fundamental difference is that those

01:31:35

abuses that exist in

01:31:37

Christianity

01:31:38

I constantly fought with them in church

01:31:40

pass the cathedrals that said that

01:31:42

this is this this is wrong this is not

01:31:44

there must be something to talk about

01:31:46

some kind of popular abuse, but then

01:31:48

that the workshop of this is opposed to the driver's hands

01:31:50

it will be clear that they are all there

01:31:52

the superstitious believe it all, so what of them

01:31:54

do such such people therefore dad

01:31:57

it's better for yourself better than

01:31:59

than berries. here's another moment

01:32:02

which was heard and none of them was

01:32:07

said

01:32:09

the source is not the source of our sources

01:32:11

phenomena as names as an example of Velesov

01:32:14

book

01:32:15

you can say the book version is one of

01:32:22

fakes that modern people use

01:32:27

losers modern modern here

01:32:30

whists at least for today

01:32:33

conference in my opinion what they say for

01:32:35

already very many of them because it is already

01:32:37

there passed the last century that many of them

01:32:39

she was abandoned

01:32:40

but in any case, Veles’ book was

01:32:43

created in the second half of the twentieth

01:32:45

centuries and there is again such a theory that in

01:32:49

in principle this is a creation of American

01:32:51

some special services because for the first time she

01:32:56

revealed they spoke in connected

01:32:58

states already in the post-war period she was there

01:33:01

the myth itself that days and white

01:33:03

an immigrant opened a wooden one and found it somewhere

01:33:07

Diona's sign, are you a Libra from Russia?

01:33:09

or somewhere else in France with

01:33:12

in unknown letters which they say

01:33:14

he deciphered it but then they burned out

01:33:17

peace from an unknown reason he them so

01:33:22

I didn't have time to take a photo so

01:33:25

one soup authentic image

01:33:27

they don't exist there are only a few

01:33:29

copies where he stopped it by hand

01:33:32

everything else is already preserved in his

01:33:34

decoding tobacco the problem is that

01:33:39

serious historians and linguists but here

01:33:43

looking at it they said that this

01:33:46

so fake it's below the baseboard level

01:33:48

therefore it is even below our dignity

01:33:50

and and to refute this, well, with one

01:33:53

on the other hand, of course

01:33:55

it gave birth to let lets fakes

01:34:00

strengthen it burns here no

01:34:01

refutation means all these all and

01:34:03

they accept but it’s clear who I am

01:34:07

he created it completely there

01:34:09

ancient Russian language specialists

01:34:10

because they are all there pretending to be

01:34:13

that it was once written in

01:34:14

ninth century after Christ then

01:34:18

there is before Russia adopted Christianity

01:34:19

but nevertheless the language in which everything

01:34:22

it's written like this

01:34:24

writing the language in which

01:34:26

written it is not the language of the 9th century after

01:34:30

Christmas there are words there on the 15th

01:34:33

century of the 16th century, well, that is, this is some

01:34:35

such an attempt to create it by some ancient

01:34:38

Russian language but a person who clearly speaks

01:34:41

actually very serious

01:34:44

a specialist and it’s unlikely there alone

01:34:46

can make such a fake

01:34:48

reliable and it was even a company

01:34:51

very very very not serious

01:34:52

specialist on this it turned out that

01:34:54

it turned out very, very much will not see me

01:34:56

look like a fake but anyway

01:35:00

according to this legend, nothing

01:35:03

preserved and only already there in

01:35:04

America

01:35:05

opened the network copy written by hand

01:35:07

who encrypted and let in

01:35:10

turnover, including that they got into

01:35:12

Soviet Union where they also formed the basis for

01:35:15

the basis of our background is from the children's movement

01:35:18

Well, I really don’t know, I’m not inclined

01:35:21

conspiracy theories but of course it's all there

01:35:23

very similar to just from NATO

01:35:25

the very theory of Adolf Hitler there

01:35:27

run with us and until I see seconds

01:35:29

run these these on his tongue and

01:35:31

movement, this is one of the attempts

01:35:32

such a dump

01:35:35

but it’s interesting that the center for example

01:35:37

Ukrainian but also the pagan movement

01:35:39

run faith visible Ukrainian folk faith

01:35:42

is located in New Jersey and

01:35:45

it formed tender between

01:35:49

between two warriors but especially after

01:35:51

started but formed like this

01:35:54

after the Second World War and wife

01:35:57

former Ukrainian President Yushchenko

01:35:58

she was born there in the United States and

01:36:00

father was the main priest behind this very

01:36:03

run of faith, that is, she came from there when she arrived

01:36:05

to Ukraine before our question Mormons

01:36:17

Mormons will appreciate this relationship in the bar

01:36:19

year from its hormone axis such yes yes yes

01:36:24

yes, yes, and that is, well, there were gold ones there

01:36:27

wooden political money sign

01:36:39

why and can be reduced in this sense

01:36:46

stick your nose into one group

01:36:50

some mystical lines from one

01:36:57

this is on formal grounds

01:36:58

development

01:36:59

and how much it feeds the big bulldog

01:37:03

for such nuclear inside this is the presence or

01:37:07

lack of spirituality in this religion

01:37:09

practice of this special kind is not

01:37:11

who are engaged in special ascetics

01:37:13

who devotes his whole life to this and

01:37:18

it goes that in China the facial are you all for

01:37:21

region believe

01:37:22

Confucianism is not what they have there

01:37:26

something Taoism Taoism up

01:37:29

religion facial is not that simple

01:37:31

there are no rules, rules of life

01:37:33

in principle they are not collegiate to religion

01:37:35

relates and then Taoism is not there

01:37:38

Hinduism is not a world religion after all

01:37:41

because this is not a local religion

01:37:43

they might add, and the ringing is very

01:37:44

numerous anyway because locally

01:37:46

religion because traditional Hinduism

01:37:47

Ticino was not interviewed and Indians cannot become

01:37:50

a soul can only be born and be born into

01:37:52

cards call this we will you

01:37:55

I was angry about the caste system that's why

01:37:57

we are basically there, it’s our karma

01:38:01

[music]

01:38:04

well anyway

01:38:06

Judaism can be difficult to accept, but possible

01:38:10

It’s difficult to get energy even up to 1 year

01:38:14

one ear but Hinduism cannot be accepted

01:38:17

because if you weren't born

01:38:20

in a family that belongs to one or another

01:38:22

bones then you

01:38:25

you buckwheat white barbarian then you have kvass

01:38:27

karma is like that, that is, the maximum you can do

01:38:28

you can count on that if you

01:38:31

some special life together that is

01:38:32

very very very small chance that

01:38:35

next life you will be born a woman in

01:38:37

untouchable caste so this is it

01:38:53

how is shamanism is on its shamanism

01:38:57

somewhere shamanism has been preserved in our

01:39:00

country is extremely unlikely but maybe

01:39:03

somewhere some remains among some

01:39:05

northern tribes exist but the main one is

01:39:08

the main difference between shamanism and 1 shamanism and

01:39:10

that you cannot learn to become a shaman no

01:39:15

there are seminaries for shaman schools and so on

01:39:17

madness can only happen in

01:39:19

continuity and a certain shaman

01:39:23

traditional shaman of the world and he

01:39:25

accordingly he can transfer his gift

01:39:27

to another shaman when he is there now

01:39:30

California you graduate from the shaman academy

01:39:32

and get a diploma

01:39:35

templates from now on you start

01:39:37

practice but this is from the point of view

01:39:38

traditionally shamanism is absolutely nonsense

01:39:41

therefore, how much do we have after the Soviet

01:39:45

the skating rink has actually been preserved somehow

01:39:46

shamanic continuity in some

01:39:48

remote northern northern areas is

01:39:50

quite a controversial issue but

01:39:52

theoretically maybe preserved somewhere

01:39:54

maybe but in any case all these 99.9

01:39:58

percent of those who call today

01:39:59

themselves as shamans, it’s already completely there

01:40:02

on the ears of manistic what groups too

01:40:04

refer to

01:40:05

another one of the subsections on paganism

01:40:10

[music]

01:40:12

well yes yes widowers

01:40:20

the effects we have

01:40:24

everyone who doesn't pack 1 lemon

01:40:27

it's not true it's not true it's a myth yes

01:40:35

because the sect is impossible so

01:40:41

you can organize it on tochka.net

01:40:42

organize a sect but how

01:40:44

sect appears

01:40:46

and this kind of mystery begins to act

01:40:51

which I couldn’t answer for you

01:40:52

I still don't understand why

01:40:54

some sects took root and became

01:40:57

spread others no because

01:41:00

I can now I will negotiate only with us

01:41:02

available in the center

01:41:05

Saint Irenaeus of Lyons several folders

01:41:09

very thick under the code name

01:41:11

there are different crazy people there, the granddaughter of God

01:41:17

java and there is an inscription on the Archangel Gabriel

01:41:20

letters are written there by the Virgin Mary, Jesus is there

01:41:24

Christ but there are a million different options

01:41:26

one person came

01:41:28

get a job and brought in

01:41:31

reverse chronological order

01:41:33

compiled there from last place

01:41:35

work to 1 his last place of work

01:41:37

was a consultant on Orthodox

01:41:39

Christianity in some company and the first

01:41:43

place of work of the Supreme Bishop of Denmark

01:41:45

kingdoms from 1234 to 1200 there at all

01:41:49

ninth year yes yes I yes I didn’t accept it

01:41:54

to work because he said he was

01:41:56

the gap is also too big

01:42:08

yes but the question is why do we do all this

01:42:13

We store it and don’t pass it on, it was here

01:42:14

Serbian so that there are some graduate students

01:42:17

would write a candidate's dissertation on

01:42:19

on this basis, well, because from

01:42:21

any of these craziest doctrines

01:42:24

it might turn out to be a sect

01:42:25

you never know when you study what

01:42:28

believes this or that sect, in general it is

01:42:31

example about the same there and here

01:42:33

when you start studying the question you are amazed

01:42:35

how can people believe this but still

01:42:37

less like you see this is how it is

01:42:39

happens and a person walks there

01:42:40

preach preach nothing

01:42:41

it turns out that he actually dies

01:42:44

he doesn't have anyone, he's walking around there

01:42:46

she's been preaching for ten years 11 suddenly there

01:42:48

something happened there was a chemical

01:42:49

reaction and it all started there

01:42:52

develop and become a sect of someone

01:42:54

it works out there earlier so that's it

01:42:58

the idea that somewhere all this was invented and

01:42:59

somehow she went there, I'm just here she is with

01:43:04

my experience down they do not agree

01:43:06

because I haven't said anything yet

01:43:09

but another thing is that the sect is really

01:43:12

is a political factor and what

01:43:18

a sect is not created in one jacket

01:43:20

the centers are ominous that's for sure but what

01:43:22

sects are supported by one or another

01:43:27

intelligence agencies or this or that

01:43:29

government agencies are

01:43:31

undoubtedly that that that that they

01:43:33

are also used as a factor between

01:43:34

gift pressure how are the agents there?

01:43:36

influence again it depends on

01:43:38

specific sect and how some

01:43:40

Not everyone cooperates with intelligence agencies

01:43:42

definitely not all of the quality

01:43:43

spy sects and so on then this this

01:43:46

it’s not true that this is something there

01:43:48

some kind of material support there

01:43:50

some support political ones

01:43:51

that's it for sure but that's just it

01:43:53

used already existing facts well

01:43:55

not that someone somewhere somewhere

01:43:56

invents invents power from

01:43:58

inventor quin those who still invent

01:44:00

and the fact that it’s populated is just briefly simple

01:44:03

yes or no it's all the same

01:44:04

according to you created experimental

01:44:07

whether such a purchase was natural or not

01:44:11

was like this was like this was like this

01:44:13

guy by guy Vissarion that is not

01:44:15

Vissarion Sergei Anton Shtor about

01:44:18

no he deserved it

01:44:21

the traffic cops then kicked me out of there because of the booze

01:44:24

worked there for a year and a half there from

01:44:27

strength therefore to say that he is from some

01:44:30

just add a little service to me

01:44:34

worked for the police no he what what

01:44:38

it's horrible

01:44:40

I mean, it’s also a mystery to me

01:44:43

because there are all leaders like that

01:44:45

some kind of charismatic Bereslavsky

01:44:46

founder of the Mother of God center but this

01:44:49

it just sparkles, of course it's crazy but

01:44:51

there's something new there, such a creative person, there's everything there

01:44:54

everything about him

01:44:55

she starts talking there

01:44:58

then he cries, then he laughs, then something else

01:45:00

then in general everyone is holding everyone shaking and this one

01:45:03

bore and bore brakes begin to attack

01:45:06

there's one ton dddd

01:45:09

I don’t know how this is possible there anymore

01:45:14

20 will talk already there I completely agree

01:45:16

just shut up finally, but yes, yes

01:45:25

Baba there are but how can I tell you I need

01:45:28

after all, it’s all very true

01:45:31

exaggerate no one believes that

01:45:32

it is impossible to influence a person without

01:45:34

the will of the person himself, but so here it is

01:45:37

right now I’ll talk to them there twice

01:45:38

zombified such such such not

01:45:40

it happens like gypsy hypnosis at the end

01:45:43

ends in which there is no hypnosis, that is

01:45:44

usually these are scams

01:45:46

divorces yes therefore per person it is possible

01:45:48

carry only well there is a person there himself

01:45:50

wants to be influenced

01:45:52

the task of any sectarian recruiter

01:45:54

this is the way to turn you around

01:45:55

wanted this this this here

01:45:58

impact tester on that is

01:45:59

the usual 3-step scheme to gain trust

01:46:02

then make a strong impression

01:46:04

emotion and then offered to offer

01:46:07

the solution is actually always either

01:46:10

any any Masha and fraudulent

01:46:11

technology seems to have hit everyone

01:46:13

in a sect it is necessary just for two to coincide

01:46:15

conditions sectarian bait

01:46:17

accordingly, it is interesting for the person himself

01:46:19

there are different stops for a person to

01:46:21

the desired state is most inspired by

01:46:23

there was passion, well, of course there is

01:46:24

people are more suggestible both by nature and

01:46:25

the studio inspires me but not at all

01:46:27

there are no suggestible people when a person

01:46:29

experiences stress and suggestibility

01:46:30

actually increases if that's why

01:46:33

if you are there at the right moment with the right one

01:46:35

a proposal or something to say correctly

01:46:36

I need I need to offer

01:46:38

the likelihood that anyone will go

01:46:39

very, very great among us so far

01:46:42

having told there is such a sad saying

01:46:44

every person has his own guru and your

01:46:47

happiness

01:46:48

if you never meet

01:46:49

[music]

01:46:54

hide how reiki is an occult system

01:47:02

healing

01:47:05

sect this organization has several

01:47:08

reiki organizations with large or

01:47:13

less signs of sectarianism but itself

01:47:15

this healing system itself

01:47:17

arranged on a pyramidal principle

01:47:19

that there is some energy that passes

01:47:24

cosmic energy this is the reiki

01:47:27

ki is the same as you as in the word qigong

01:47:29

there and so on that pass through

01:47:31

the hands of a healer and which to some

01:47:33

way heals diseases despite the fact that she

01:47:35

It has

01:47:36

selective properties of this energy as

01:47:38

can elect, that is, if a person

01:47:40

good comrade flooded there is bad

01:47:42

then it’s his own fault, that’s why he’s like this without

01:47:48

win-win project cured

01:47:50

thank God for the good market is not so

01:47:52

sorry here's the problem problem problem

01:47:57

the problem is you naturally and [ __ ]

01:48:00

healing paid is there

01:48:02

people pay to get treatment

01:48:07

money to complete the course and

01:48:09

you can become a master of the first degree and

01:48:13

carry out paid treatment yourself

01:48:15

big money you can become a master

01:48:17

second degree and treat already at

01:48:19

distance not just being there nearby

01:48:22

with a man moving his hands above the surface

01:48:24

body contactless this is us

01:48:26

so that we need energy there and

01:48:28

affected the area

01:48:29

or maybe there’s just a different person there

01:48:33

city concentrated, sent energy, but

01:48:36

growth is empty to become a third master

01:48:38

the degree of the highest fighter for these

01:48:40

degrees can be dedicated to other masters

01:48:41

Well, that is, that is, it costs even more

01:48:44

that is, but yes, yes, yes, well

01:48:47

accordingly, the trouble is exactly that

01:48:49

a very clearly clearly constructed pyramid

01:48:50

it seems that five is more and more expensive

01:48:51

the previous ones are there, well, accordingly there

01:48:54

you have become bigger

01:48:57

suit master third degree and

01:48:59

accordingly, they further attract others

01:49:01

people and returning the money that

01:49:03

spent on that and then there for

01:49:07

you make money, but it’s quite different from what I’m in

01:49:10

not Herbalife or you too, me too

01:49:23

I think that all this is all down

01:49:24

exists by the river of shame, but they are in

01:49:26

basically can't decide

01:49:27

relative to its founder, that is, a

01:49:30

I'm not saying that this is someone Japanese Mikao Usui no relative

01:49:34

biographies they themselves get confused later

01:49:36

depends on the direction of the slats someone

01:49:37

says he was a Catholic priest

01:49:39

the one who was a Protestant pastor who

01:49:41

then he says he was a Buddhist monk

01:49:42

at all and yes but it's it's it's they they

01:49:49

everyone refers to this, yes I dory for once

01:49:53

fur sooyoung 1 I was thinking about this

01:49:56

I have a hypothesis why they are like this

01:49:59

decided because when actually everything

01:50:01

it was actually mikao usui semi

01:50:03

mythical personality is not clear at all there

01:50:04

there was, well, no, that is, perhaps there was, but

01:50:06

was he the founder of breaks new 100

01:50:08

people started late nineteenth

01:50:10

centuries when just Christian

01:50:13

missionaries in japan began to act

01:50:14

very active and very popular

01:50:18

Roman Catholic picture of the time

01:50:20

and I am the light of the world, it is called everywhere

01:50:24

Lithographs like this were distributed there

01:50:25

where is the picture of such candies

01:50:28

image of jesus christ with hands from

01:50:30

such rays of light emanate from the hands and it is written

01:50:33

here I am, okay, I'm the light of the world, so hurry up

01:50:35

there really is some kind of

01:50:36

the Japanese saw this picture and the best

01:50:39

case of light and on this

01:50:41

I quickly built my own theory, but

01:50:55

typical figures of women and

01:51:01

what will the figurine give new to me not 20-25

01:51:08

for thousands of years we have been dancing and

01:51:14

absolutely no real number five

01:51:17

five thousand years from maximum to which

01:51:19

which is if historical

01:51:21

don't waste a historical find but it's good

01:51:28

let's look at but she's on them on them

01:51:33

it is written that this is the goddess Mokosh

01:51:35

[music]

01:51:39

wow this is pagan then

01:51:42

female female deity sleep purely with

01:51:45

emphasized female forms and so on

01:51:48

further, yes, why, why can they do this before

01:51:50

as if paleolithic around the world this is

01:51:53

located here

01:52:02

why could they never

01:52:05

conditionally they call it that way, why are they

01:52:07

conventionally that's what they're called, what about you?

01:52:20

no but no we were both of you were and

01:52:23

pagan veneration that would be

01:52:25

pagan whenever about this then what to

01:52:27

there were physical and some breaks until 1

01:52:30

what they were we don't know

01:52:32

the name vegetables is absolutely arbitrary

01:52:35

like somewhere one is called Venus

01:52:37

but so on too, yes there too

01:52:40

absolutely conditional to the main thing given before

01:52:42

female deity with honor broad

01:52:44

hips big breasts and so on give

01:52:48

this is how childbearing, fertility and so on

01:52:52

As for the chronology, let's say this very much

01:52:55

controversial issue I would like to thank you

01:53:10

so the range of topics covered by you

01:53:13

wide enough

01:53:16

As you can see, the questions are ministers

01:53:18

a little bit of 10

01:53:19

thank you for coming because

01:53:22

that it seems to me that for each of us

01:53:26

some kind of plus

01:53:27

brought meetings and felt tangible for someone

01:53:31

less saved when you meet with

01:53:36

a person who can imitate me

01:53:39

simply convincing emotional

01:53:40

side for example somehow

01:53:44

charismatic data she grounds

01:53:46

quite strict beautiful wrote 6

01:53:48

kulady then this gives you and me some kind of

01:53:52

internal hospitals that are with us

01:53:55

everyone will remain on the other side with you

01:53:57

Can someone help answer this question?

01:54:01

these questions do not arise

01:54:03

independent why from age

01:54:05

physically it will be all summer mature

01:54:07

the person when you meet the most

01:54:10

we understand categories of people by age

01:54:13

that everyone is interested in the same person

01:54:16

does not change with age, he is also capable

01:54:18

he is even capable of making mistakes

01:54:21

react emotionally to what

01:54:23

completely simple war appearances from it

01:54:26

admitted only unconditionally, regardless

01:54:29

from the age of our son the station is like this

01:54:32

knowledge they can thank you for

01:54:36

attention

01:54:37

thank you so much for what you saw

01:54:40

As far as I understand, until November 1, 6 there were

01:54:43

know this and of course there is for us

01:54:46

small work specific questions

01:54:50

there were also specific deficiencies

01:54:53

philosophical

01:54:54

so it’s possible that this is our first but

01:54:57

they are the last meeting because we

01:55:00

salaries compare on a narrow range of faculties but

01:55:04

nevertheless it is knowledge that

01:55:05

unitary knowledge historically philosophical

01:55:09

allegorical which may be

01:55:11

useful to anyone, again like no 80

01:55:13

faculty specifics

01:55:15

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14 декабря 2017 года в рамках Мариинских Встреч Технического Училища («МВТУ») в конференц-зале кафедры Э-4 состоялась встреча с историком-медиевистом, Ph.D. Фордемского университета Нью-Йорка, профессором ПСТГУ Александром Леонидовичем Дворкиным, который является признанным на государственном уровне специалистом в области современных религиозных и околорелигиозных обществ. Встреча была посвящена неоязыческим течениям, которые достаточно активно проявляются в России, призывая к якобы традиционной вере русского народа, но часто носят разрушительный и даже экстремистский характер. Александр Леонидович не только сам раскрыл основные тезисы неоязыческих учений, но и ответил на множество вопросов аудитории. Приведем ряд ключевых пунктов обсуждения. Неоязычество включает в себя множество течений. Самое распространенное – это нативизм, т.е. призыв вернуться к верованиям, которые были у народов до принятия современной традиционной религии. Для славян – это призыв вернуться к языческой вере, когда славянские племена веровали в различных «богов» (это и есть язычество = политеизм): мокош, род, перун, сварог… И здесь первый важный тезис состоит в том, что люди не знают, какой была языческая вера, поскольку у нас не сохранились точные ее описания, нет источников. Есть только краткие упоминания в славянских летописях, в некоторых византийских, арабских и армянских источниках (что связано с торговлей со славянами). Академик Рыбаков, проведший много археологических изысканий славянских поселений, как серьезный ученый четко заключил, что адекватная реконструкция славянской жизни и верований невозможна из-за скудности источников. Что-же тогда призывают восстановить волхвы современных язычников? А они сами строят верования по своему усмотрению, и ни о каком возврате к древним верованиям не может быть и речи. Причем зарубежные лидеры неоязыческих течений четко и честно в этом признаются в отличие от российских неоязычников. Фактически можно утверждать, что неоязычество зародилось в 50-ые, 60-ые годы XX в. с появлением религиозного течения Newage, мистической и наркотической молодежной субкультуры! При этом наше неоязычество является частью международного неоязыческого движения. Все неоязыческие течения носят агрессивный характер против монотеистических религий и, главным образом, антихристианский характер. Книга «Славянские веды» является просто манипулятивным предметом в дискуссиях неоязычников. Она не раскрывает славянские языческие верования (даже название «Славянские веды» некорректно), а говорит о религиозных предписаниях для арийских жрецов (иранцы, захватившие Индию) при принесении жертв. Очень важным тезисом является то, что русские никогда не были язычниками. Русская нация, как объединение славянских племен (поляне, древляне, чудь,…) возникла как следствие принятия христианского крещения благодаря великому князю Владимиру. Так зародилась наша государственность и таково народное самосознание. Ведь, например, англичане осознают свою Родину, как добрую старую Англию, немцы – разумную Германию, французы – прекрасную Францию, а русские называют свою землю Русь святая. Т.е. уход от язычества собрал многие народы и объединил их православной верой, принеся мир и добрососедство. Здесь стоит развеять и миф о крещении Руси огнем и мечем. Это выражение мы встречаем в Лаврентьевской летописи, когда описывается подавление Добрыней Новгородского восстания. Новгород долго сопротивлялся объединению и в данном эпизоде говорится о практически политическом восстании, к которому призвали новгородские волхвы, чтобы не зависеть от Киева. Параллельно с этим мы находим в летописи записи о мирном принятии христианства жителями десятков крупных городов. Русское православное христианство характерно мягким включением в свою государственность многих народов с сохранением их традиций и ценностей. При этом миссионерство в этих народах, если и было, то носило укрепляющий просветительских характер. Оно давало письменность бесписьменным народам, что, наряду с возможностью принять христианство, помогало сохранить традиции, память предков. Неоязычество же в этом разрезе совпадает, как это ни странно, с планами Адольфа Гитлера во времена Второй Мировой Войны, когда он хотел максимально разделить славянскую общность, «возродив» в каждом селении свои языческие верования. Неужели мы можем согласиться с реализацией сейчас того, что искала нацистская Германия? Разговор о неоязычестве продолжался 2 часа и был очень познавателен и профессионален. Спасибо Александру Леонидовичу Дворкину за его внимание к студенчеству и профессорско-преподавательской корпорации МГТУ.

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