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  • 20.03.2025

Tradition as the Living Dialogue of Faith

Tradition functions as the living memory of faith that not only records historical events or dogmatic formulas, but also transmits the richness of theological understanding and cultural experience through generations. It allows not only for preserving the content of Scripture, but also for enriching it with the meaning derived from the personal and collective experience of the Christian community. It is precisely through the dialogue between Scripture and tradition that believers are able to grasp a deeper spiritual essence—one that cannot be fully conveyed solely through the words on the pages of sacred texts.

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  • 20.03.2025

Distant Horizons of Expectation

Long waiting makes a person perceive the future as something indeterminate and distant, precisely because the future exists only as an expectation, rather than as a concrete event. The internal perception of time is such that the present is fleeting, while the future, remaining merely a sphere of expectation, gradually dissolves into uncertainty and distance. As stated in one of the sources:

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  • 20.03.2025

The Calendar: Bridging Cosmic Cycles and Inner Harmony

In this context, the calendar is perceived not simply as a means of measuring time but as a unique structure that connects the external cosmic order with the inner world of the individual. It represents not only a rhythmic cycle but also the “rhythmic memory” of a culture—a system that has preserved the knowledge of natural cycles, events, and the regularities of existence for centuries. Thus, through periods, repetitions, and rhythms, the calendar becomes a linking element between vast cosmic cycles and the internal rhythms of human life, allowing a person to find their place within the unified, harmonious structure of being.

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  • 20.03.2025

Active Engagement: Unlocking Deep Understanding

Passive reading, during which only individual letters and words are perceived without active mental involvement, does not contribute to quality memorization because this method of processing information lacks deep understanding and creative participation. In other words, when a person simply registers information without active reflection, they fail to build the internal connections and meaningful images necessary for reliably storing knowledge.

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  • 20.03.2025

The Transformative Nature of Deep Reading

Mechanical perception of a text means reading words without active engagement of the mind, that is, without constructing vivid semantic images and deep understanding. In this case, words remain merely a set of printed symbols devoid of emotional and sensory coloring, which does not contribute to forming strong associative links in memory. One source emphasizes:

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