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Разни => FUN => Темата е започната от: SMSI-H в Февруари 29, 2008, 14:33:57 pm
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Мисля, че е редно да отбележим утрешния ден, просто заради традицията да сме българи! И мога да дам старт с това:
Баба Марта винце пила,
па се малко подмладила -
дощя й се да се смее,
омръзна й да се грее
до печката като котка
и излезе на разходка.
Тояга и леда счупи,
усмивка и снега стопи.
Гдето стъпи, трева никне,
над глава й слънце пекна.
Кукурякът се събуди,
па излезе да се чуди,
Минзухарът се усмихна...
Всичко около утихна.
А от вишневите клони
Кос смирено се поклони,
поде песни чудни, чисти,
та гората се разлисти.
Честита Баба Марта!
Много здраве и късмет!!!
МНОГО ЗДРАВЕ И КЪСМЕТ НА ВСИЧКИ СЪФОРУМЦИ!!!
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А, честита да е на всички с малко подраняване! Това ми напомня, че все още нямам мартеница...
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Честита и на теб SMSI-H! Както и на всички приятели и неприятели! :-*
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В Гугъл и по света казват, че мартеницата се празнува и в Румъния, но са я написали на румънски.
Mărţişor is the traditional celebration of the beginning of the spring in Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria (under the name Martenitsa = Мартеница), on 1 March. The day's name is the diminutive of March (in Romanian Martie), and thus means something like "little" or "dear March". Nowadays, men offer women a talisman object also called Mărţişor, consisting of a jewel or a small decoration like a flower, an animal or a heart, tied to a red and white string. However, giving a little nickel tied to a red and white string is an old custom and was originally designated for both men and women. It was believed that the one who wears the red and white string will be powerful and healthy for the year to come. The decoration is a symbol of the coming spring. A woman wears it pinned to her blouse on this day and up to two weeks after. Occasionally, women also give such gifts to men. In some parts of Romania such as Moldova or Bukovina the symbol of spring was a gold or silver medal which was worn around the neck. After wearing the coin for twelve days, they bought sweet cheese with the medal, because it was believed that their faces would remain beautiful and white the entire year.
Mărţişor is the symbol of spring and also a celebration on the first of March. Its beginnings are still a mystery. The first evidence of a similar custom come from 8000 years ago. The archeologist have discovered small river rocks painted in red and white that were probably string on a rope and wear as a necklace. Also in ancient Rome, New Year's Eve was celebrated on the 1st of March (Martius), the month of the war god Mars. He had a double role: both protector of agriculture and of war, so the celebration signified the rebirth of nature. The duality of symbols is kept in the colours of the Mărţişor: white and red, meaning peace and war (it might also symbolize winter and spring).
For the Thracians, Marsyas-Silen, whose cult was related to the vegetation and the land, had the same attributes. The flower and nature celebrations were consecrated to him.
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Много ясно, че е традиция в Румъния, Молдова и България-там, където са българи ;)
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The first evidence of a similar custom come from 8000 years ago.
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Честито на всички!