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"Они рисуют мир полный теней, а потом говорят детям держатся ближе к свету. К их свету..." (Капитан Флинт, "Черные Паруса").

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Mammon and his Slave ~ Sascha Schneider, 1895.

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@Rudeti @mamkinsibirayk @RotachS Сметану кефиром разбавляли… попробуй - вкус тот..

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@surgeon4077 @SteveRezhener @dmitrii_repenek Трамплумбия … тилимилитрямдия

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Lilith in Darkness

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@sphere_homotopy Предлагаю на 500₽ Менделеева и водку ))

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@luxurybakers Прикинь только ячменное пиво 🍺

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Happy Dragon Day! 🐉

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@TrushinBV ПТ

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The bargain

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BTW, in Slavic mythology, this "Mighty Angel" is known as Triglav (Three Headed One, Three Faced One)....Also known as Dabog (Good God, Giving God), who was also the Sun God...

Now, remember St Elijah, the dude whom St Patrick invoked when fighting the devil, after which the sun rose to save him? St Elijah who is in the Balkans celebrated in Jul/Aug (the same time Sun god Crom Dubh, whom St Patrick "defeated" was celebrated in Ireland), the hottest time of the year, and who for some unknown reason 🙂 (Elijah/Helios) gets so angry around his day that he wants to burn the whole world to cinder?

In Serbia he is actually known as St Elijah the Thunderer, and is the main Christian "replacement" for both the Sun God Svetovid and the Thunder God Perun.

People say that St Elijah the Thunderer, drives on top of the clouds in his chariots, causing thunder and lightning when the chariot wheels bump off the surface of the clouds...He also shoots lightning at sinners and devils...

I talked about him here:

https://t.co/a98ovxKiVW

You can find the (scientific) explanation how the same (very bad tempered) saint can be replacement for sun and thunder god in my previous post...

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An Uzbek dude with his Pamiri wife, late 19th century

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The superstition that witches favoured brooms as their mode of transport was popularised at the time of the Lancashire Witch Trials. Older sources tell of them travelling by pitchforks, pig troughs, plant stems.

art: Jakub Rozalski #witchwednesday

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Four Fates of the Soul: Polychrome wood sculptures depicting Death, Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell (Ecuador, 18th century)

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@mamkinsibirayk Это по скидкам? В России я 95 по этой цене вчера заправлялся)

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@igraigormon Главное не перепутать кто кого должен ..

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