Se stie ca Biserica ortodoxa Romana a fost subordonata Bisericii sarbesti foarte multa vreme. Nu stiam ca i-am imprumutat si superstitiile …
Christian Serbia maintains its faith in folklore
While Serbia is a deeply religious nation, it also happens to be steeped in superstition. The BBC’s Mark Lowen finds that folklore, legends, old wives’; tales and stories of medieval military glory are part of daily life for many Serbians.
Belgrade’s Saborna Cathedral is a gorgeous little place, its (restul aici)
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MISERABLY fails to make the link that superstitions/folklore/legends/old wive’s tales are linked to the Christian Orthodox faith.
QUOTE:
“Invited for dinner by my landlord in early January, he handed me a belated Christmas gift of a wallet. No sooner had I opened it, than he gasped, grabbed it back and quickly put a token 20 dinar note (around 20 pence) inside. “It’s bad luck to offer an empty wallet to somebody,” he told me.
It was my first taste of Serb superstition. But there were many more… ”
OBSERVE:
1) “Serb superstition” not Eastern Orthodox. Asa au si romanii, bugat de superstitii … si chair multi pocaiti cred in unele … DE EXEMPLU: “nu te marita/casatorii cu unul/una nascut/a in aceasi luna ca si tine!” … “ai grija de tine daca umbla pisica neagra si trece drumul in fata ta” si alte bazaconii.
2) Chiar daca 85% din populatia Serbiei se considera Ortodoxi, nu inseamna ca:
a) au fost catechizati correct/bine;
b) au eliminat toti idolii sau crezurile straine/pagane;
c) Credinta sau Biserica Ortodoxa i-a invatat aceste superstitii.
Este “sad” ca exista intr-o populatie crestina … dar cum am spus mai sus … iarba NU ESTE mai verde la noi Pocaitii.