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  • 20.03.2025

Revealing Spring's Rhythms: From Folk Omens to Natural Resurgence

Spring has always been a time when nature awakens and people seem to converse with the new season, marking each of its nuances with special reverence. Historical observations of folk wisdom testify that spring has its own stages outlined on the calendar, with the first signs of the transition from winter appearing in January and nature fully awakening by the end of March. This transition is accompanied not only by changes in temperature and the emergence of the first spring flowers, but also by a noticeable revival in people’s lives, for whom each new day is a little miracle of change.

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  • 20.03.2025

Spring's Radiant Awakening: Embracing Youth and Renewal

When nature begins to blossom, an incredible energy awakens in our hearts along with a sense of renewal. Spring grants us liberation from the dullness of winter, evoking memories of youthful passion when every cell in our body is eager to absorb the freshness and light of new possibilities.

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  • 20.03.2025

Celestial Rhythms: Cosmic Laws and Sacred Traditions

Astronomy demonstrates that the movement of stars is determined by fundamental physical laws acting on enormous, self-luminous bodies. For example, as mentioned in the source “1890_9445.txt,” visible stars are massive luminous objects similar to our Sun that rotate on their axes and travel along orbits shaped by their enormous masses and the distances between them. It has also been firmly established that “The force of mutual attraction between particles of matter operates according to two invariant laws. The first law: the greater the mass of one matter compared to another, the stronger its gravitational pull on the other…” (1890_9445.txt). This helps explain why stars, planets, and other celestial objects follow predictable trajectories.

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  • 20.03.2025

Eternal Divinity: Jesus vs. Ephemeral Pagan Gods

Religious perceptions of the power of Jesus and pagan gods are compared primarily through the contrast between their inherent natures and manifestations of divinity. One source presents the idea that the incarnations of pagan deities have an ephemeral, ghostly, and temporary character, being inextricably linked to natural cycles. It is noted that pagan deities are reborn and die annually along with nature, their existence determined by external, natural processes and devoid of any profound moral element. In contrast, Jesus Christ is portrayed as the eternal and unique incarnation of God, possessing a dual nature—truly divine and authentically human. It is this union of perfect divinity and human nature that enables Him to be viewed as a power unfettered by the changing laws of the natural world.

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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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Revealing Spring's Rhythms: From Folk Omens to Natural Resurgence

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The Calendar: Bridging Cosmic Cycles and Inner Harmony