The symbolism in our folk art - WINE

"Once upon a time - customs and worldview of the Bulgarians" Wine There is hardly another drink that carries as much symbolism as red wine. Since ancient times, wine has been a sacred drink that was available to a select few. Wine is a symbol of blood and life. Viticulture in our lands developed very well, and even ...

ACQUISITION OF BRITISH CITIZENSHIP

Developed for GLOBAL STAR: Acquiring British Citizenship On 23 June 2016, the people of the United Kingdom voted in a government-run referendum to leave the EU, or so-called BREXIT. After leaving the EU, the UK's EU membership agreements come to an end. New agreements enter into force, including the right of citizens to...

Cannabis oil - myth or reality

Medicine or drug The healing properties of cannabis have been talked about for centuries. They are described in ancient Egyptian papyri from 1550 BC. It is believed to have been used even earlier for healing in China. Its oil is extracted from the Cannabis sativa plant. The main chemical component of the plant is cannabidiol. But it doesn't have the psychoactive effect that the other...

To protect ourselves from overheating or the Burnout phenomenon in psychology

Definition of the concept The Anglo-Saxon term burn out literally means to burn and is borrowed from mechanics to denote the final exhaustion of the fuel mixture of the internal combustion engine, which leads to overheating and explosion. The concept of burnout appeared in the psychological literature in 1974. Before that, it was described as stress, depression, exhaustion, alienation. In the early eighties...

EDUCATING AND TEACHING WITH NLP - part 3

Abilities in the educational process In the general psychological plan, abilities are a combination of naturally and socially determined individual and relatively stable mental abilities or properties that distinguish one person from another, provide him with conditions for success and high quantitative and qualitative achievements in one or several activities, reveal the differences in the dynamics of mastering the knowledge, skills and...

EDUCATING AND TEACHING WITH NLP - part 2

Method of learning new grammatical material When learning a foreign language, the learning process is mainly based on two components - vocabulary and grammar. Or to put it another way: new words and grammar rules. Usually, learning grammar is considered a difficult, "boring" and uninteresting activity. What can the teacher do to be this...

EDUCATING AND TEACHING WITH NLP - part 1

What is NLP? There has been a lot of talk in recent years about NLP (neuro-linguistic programming). Here are the reasons why the topic is becoming increasingly relevant. NLP is a set of techniques. It doesn't matter who, when, or why invented them. The principle of NLP is to use everything that gives good results. Techniques don't work for all people...

HUMAN LANGUAGE AND ANIMAL LANGUAGE

The topic is a chat from an online course Practical approaches in teaching foreign languages and economics Will it be a human language? In 1978, John Lyons (Lyons 1978), discussing the attempts to define the concept of language, came to the conclusion that to give a definition of language is just as difficult and even impossible as to give a definition of ...

Tales from the Four Broomsticks Bar - The Cold - Part 2

The Cold - Part 2 author: Hekata A shot was heard. Lilith, Faer, and Del froze in place. "Dear God, what was that?" – the three were heard saying. Without an ounce of common sense or sense of caution, the three witches rushed up the stairs and burst into Heck's room, expecting to see…

ST. HARALAMPI - Chuminden - February 10

From "Once upon a time - customs and worldview of the Bulgarians" In folk beliefs, St. Haralampi is the patron saint of the disease that in the past claimed thousands of victims - the plague. In the past, to appease the saint, Bulgarians worshiped him mainly in Northern and Eastern Bulgaria, and today he is preserved in the vicinity of the town of Elena. He is known …