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Pearly dew but through the silver wash ...
Atmospheric phenomenon receives in national meteorology mythological explanation. According to some beliefs, Rosa "sow" stars (Serb.), She "falls" from Venus (Ukr.) Or "falling from the sky" (Br., Ukr., Pol.) At night (Bulgarian.); Rosa, as well as rain and thunder, disposes of St. Ilya, it may sow the ground forks (Bulgarian.) Mermaid (Ukr.); other beliefs, Rosa "coming out of the earth" (Br., Ukr., pol.), Rosa - a "sweat of the earth" (Bulgarian.).
Does the light of dawn, spiritual refreshment, a blessing, a good word. Sweet Dew - is peace and prosperity. It can embody the change and the illusion of transience. Associated with the Moon, the arrival of the night and going to bed. Rosa - a form of sacred water from the Druids. The Chinese meaning immortality. Sweet Dew Tree growing on the sacred mountain of Kun Lun. It is the axis of the world, and assumes the symbolism of the Tree of Life. The Jews in the Kabbalah mildew - this Sunday. Dead revived Rosa Light evaporating from the Tree of Life. Mexicans dew peyote sacred cactus, located at the intersection of two perpendicular diameters, performed in a circle - is the dew of immortality. Neoplatonists mildew - a natural shell for a shower, a product.
Where did it come from? As hits the ground? Evening - water at night - water, and during the day - in heaven. Many legends say unearthly origin of this precious liquid. In ancient mythology Rosa, who sprinkled the grass of the earth silver beads, was the daughter of Zeus and the Moon. Goddess-maiden zapadnosemitskoy mythology tinnitus was considered the giver of life-giving dew. At the Mayan god of rain and dew played Itsamana. Such a function is executed the King's Indian Soma. In ancient Greece, in June during the holiday arrefory honored Athena, which was intended to give the dew for crops. Nordic mythology system describes the world tree Igdrasil covered "honeydew," Chinese - holy, immortal Xian, who "breathed the wind", "drank the dew." Patron of the horses in the Latvian mythology Usinsh associated with honey and golden dew. Ancient Armenians believed that the mountains and plains covered with dew when the sun deity Arev commits morning bath
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Does the light of dawn, spiritual refreshment, a blessing, a good word. Sweet Dew - is peace and prosperity. It can embody the change and the illusion of transience. Associated with the Moon, the arrival of the night and going to bed. Rosa - a form of sacred water from the Druids. The Chinese meaning immortality. Sweet Dew Tree growing on the sacred mountain of Kun Lun. It is the axis of the world, and assumes the symbolism of the Tree of Life. The Jews in the Kabbalah mildew - this Sunday. Dead revived Rosa Light evaporating from the Tree of Life. Mexicans dew peyote sacred cactus, located at the intersection of two perpendicular diameters, performed in a circle - is the dew of immortality. Neoplatonists mildew - a natural shell for a shower, a product.
Where did it come from? As hits the ground? Evening - water at night - water, and during the day - in heaven. Many legends say unearthly origin of this precious liquid. In ancient mythology Rosa, who sprinkled the grass of the earth silver beads, was the daughter of Zeus and the Moon. Goddess-maiden zapadnosemitskoy mythology tinnitus was considered the giver of life-giving dew. At the Mayan god of rain and dew played Itsamana. Such a function is executed the King's Indian Soma. In ancient Greece, in June during the holiday arrefory honored Athena, which was intended to give the dew for crops. Nordic mythology system describes the world tree Igdrasil covered "honeydew," Chinese - holy, immortal Xian, who "breathed the wind", "drank the dew." Patron of the horses in the Latvian mythology Usinsh associated with honey and golden dew. Ancient Armenians believed that the mountains and plains covered with dew when the sun deity Arev commits morning bath
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