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Raúl RedondoHoy los niños polacos ahogan a Marzanna, un muñeco de una vieja que, en la cultura eslava, simboliza el fin del invierno y el comienzo de la primavera.
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Festival des Sortilèges[RECOMMANDATION] 🇵🇱🇪🇪🇨🇿🎬🧙🏻♀️ Wet Monday Lany poniedziałek de Justyna Mytnik : l'amitié pour écoute, les rituels pour protection, l'onirisme pour exutoire, un teen movie féministe transmettant l'énergie émancipatrice contre la toxicité
🎟 en salles avec Wayna Pitch : www.allocine.fr/seance/film-1000008011
#Pologne #cinéma #film #croyance #mysticisme #LundidePâques #sorcellerie #Marzanna #sororité #rituel #magie #violence #vss #viol #traumatisme
Barbara VerellIn Poland on the first day of spring we drown Marzanna, a representation of winter. Usually it's a doll made of stick, straw and dekorated with paper ribbons, and really colorful. My version is more environmentally friendly, made from whatever was already growing at the river bank. So she's not the prittiest, I know 😅
#firstdayofspring #spring #tradition #pogan #witchcraft #folklore #witch #springtime #marzanna
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Anna ☃️Marzanna [maˈʒãnːa], the Goddess of Winter and Death.
In Poland, on the first day of spring we make a doll of her, burn her and drown in a river to repel her power. Very important in order to keep the weather warm and plants growing! Here she's not burned just yet 🔥 
bi_lisekŻegnaj Marzanno! ❄️☀️
#marzanna #słowianka #jezioro #nawia #topieniemarzanny #wiosna #zima
Ⱥ Wɨŧȼħ ȺwȺkɇnsDrowning and burning of Marzanna
Celebrated around March 21st (first day of spring) or on the 4th Sunday of the Lents before Easter, the custom of burning of Marzanna symbolizes the departure of winter and is rooted in pre-Christian Slavic rites that were performed to summon the spring. Originally it was celebrated during the spring equinox as a religious feast of the Slavic pagans, and it survived over the last thousand years despite the huge impact of Christianity and countless efforts of erasing that custom from the Polish countryside.
