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  So I guess like this. First of all, one must realize that a person is a conscious being (well, at least most of the time) and self-awareness also includes being aware of one's surroundings, both in a narrower and a broader sense. I guess we can agree on that. From this realization comes tangible knowledge and intangible faith on the one hand. And here we have the beginning. FAITH.

Soon, the time will come when our ancestors celebrated festivals to remember, honor, and give thanks for the support, care, and very existence of their forebears. The rituals, often held in the form of communal feasts, usually took place at the graves of ancestors, where a sacred fire was lit, and offerings from the ceremonial feast were left at the graves, typically on the eve of November 1st.

 Oh my, I sighed when I caught such a terribly offended expression somewhere. Of course, it continued with the fact that it is a terrible American and Germanic holiday, so we Slavs...

Kites and lanterns of light, ideally created by our own hands, are now considered children's entertainment, but what if I told you that these flying beauties can be more than just innocent play? Consecrated moments, full of contemplation, can connect our world with the world of the gods and ancient traditions.

It's time. Recently, one of the most significant days of the year arrived – the Day of the Autumn Equinox. For our ancestors, this day was not just another date on the calendar but the beginning of a whole period marked by a distinct autumnal character. The wild game begins its nocturnal "concerts," nature changes under the touch of autumn, and adorns itself in warm colors. At the same time, you can feel the gradual cooling as the sun sets.