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\nWestern Ukrainian Association of Art Psychologists and Art Therapists in Rivne on September 17, 2013 invites everyone to take part in a hobby group for creating textile paintings.<\/p>\n
\nWestern Ukrainian Association of Art Psychologists and Art Therapists in Rivne on September 17, 2013 invites everyone to take part in a hobby group for creating textile paintings.<\/p>\n
Participation is free, registration by phone 0976698259 starts at 18.00. and at 19.30 you will have a beautiful textile tree.<\/p>\n
Leading hobby group Nazarevich Victoria<\/p>\n
Why is the olive tree symbol
\nIn many cultures, the olive branch is a symbol of peace, fertility and prosperity. According to ancient Greek myth, the olive tree was created on the Acropolis by the goddess Athena, who argued with Poseidon for the right to own Attica. The holy grove of Olympia consisted only of olive trees. The olive branch was a symbol of victory, because. Athena was a warrior goddess. The highest award at the ancient Greek Olympic Games was the olive branch or olive wreath. The victorious warriors were greeted with olive branches. For extraordinary fertility, the olive becomes a symbol of prosperity and fertility. That is why no Greek wedding is complete without olive branches. The bride and groom wear wreaths of olive branches during the ceremony. At the same time, the olive branch was a symbol of peace, protection and good intentions. The envoys, in order to show the honesty of their intentions, carried an olive branch in their hands, with a bundle of wool. In Christianity, the olive branch becomes a symbol of peace, purification. After the end of the global flood, the dove brought an olive branch in its beak to Noah – a symbol of the restoration of peace between God and man. When Christ came to Jerusalem, people greeted with olive branches in their hands. Early Christians sometimes used wreaths of olive branches as symbols of the martyrdom of Christ praying in the olive groves of the Garden of Gethsemane. From the fruits of the olive, balm and spices, myrrh is prepared – oil for communion, anointing during baptism, as well as initiation into the priesthood and lubrication of the sick (in this case it is called “last communion”, unction). Source – taina-simvola.ru<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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