[000:00:00;00] and what does communion with the orthodox church give me today and what lessons did i take for myself , of course, uh, i remember 1990, when i was elected a people's deputy of the supreme council, uh, of the republic of belarus and we deputies cooperated very closely with each other there, but i got a good symbiosis of relations with vladyka philaret, which was also compiled by the supreme neighbors of the twelfth convocation. and we, uh, had good relations when he visited the area where he worked as a leader and uh for a long time. for thirty years, these contacts have been maintained. i accompanied vladyka. some trips, but abroad in particular near the lithuanian republic, where i worked according to the words, and

the kaliningrad region. and i want to say that these are the meetings and conversations that we had. they gave a lot, first of all, to the philosophical understanding of life, understanding and in the combination of the state and the church. eh, understanding. what is the faith of a person in his e, this is the future and you know, i found tremendous satisfaction in this, since with vladyka philare. there was his entourage clergy. and so each communication gave a lot for this time. among the priests there were many participants in the great patriotic war, which went through the front roads and preserved, but faith in victory and then transferred it to the service, which means the belarusian orthodox

church. faith is today. the opportunity to evaluate ourselves in the system of those coordinates in which we are located, and we are with you in the family work collective on the territory that is today, uniting in the city of minsk and when you see that a creative process is going on, and at the center of this process is faith in yourself, the family as a whole of the people who live in this territory. and all this unites you in the name of tomorrow in the name of tomorrow's creative process, therefore , it is impossible to create without faith, and when it is present, the process always has

a positive decision. i was born in the village of citizens from the radodorozhsky district of the minsk region in the post-war period, when the village was going through a special period of restoration after the destroyed folk economy during the great patriotic war. of course, it was a difficult time for my parents for our family, but nonetheless. i remember myself early and somewhere in the early fifties . i saw my countrymen. and mine means, ah, fellow villagers restored

the national economy. we were accustomed to work in order to ensure prosperity in the family with food, so that each child had a task. i remember in first grade. i had to take care of chickens in the second grade. i was assigned to take care of the ducks. well, and so everything grew. and when we were somewhere in the fifth, seventh grade, eighth grade, the task was for us to provide fuel. families of the dead and veterans of the wounded who could not take an active part in labor. we had to participate in the care of crops, in particular hilling potatoes. it was a task. here are high school students, and in the fall. we also, like peasants , started harvesting potatoes,

fodder beets, which means flax. we were full-fledged participants in the labor process on the farm, and i'll tell you that no one grumbled, but for us. the main thing was study, that is, the work that we took part in, it went on as usual , but successful study was an indispensable requirement for each of us . passed on to present and future generations. and of course, i understand that maybe not everyone will be interested, but who wants to know today, what were we like in the past? i think they're here in the same journalistic mine today literary and artistic memoirs. they will be able to get it, so i'm talking about generations. i want to say here are my parents

grandparents. i remember well, but here we are, my children and grandchildren, there is a connection, but it depends on what goals or what opportunities are provided in the family. of course, it is very difficult to characterize myself, but in general, i consider myself a person who has worked all his conscious life, created, as far as it was, perhaps left something in the past for the present and future. and of course, he created during their work, the teams that worked in the key for the good of the motherland. if we consider it more subtly, so to speak, then i am a person

who has always valued, first of all , valued decency and accompanied me myself, which means that this is my place in the state in society. and, of course, it has always been a top priority for me. my family, children, grandchildren, close relatives, well, who formed the basis for my further steps. here in a career. and if you consider, here is my life, as it were? of course, i am grateful to my parents, father and mothers and my sisters, whom we had, three sisters, and also my family, tamara timofeevna, my wife, with whom we lived for a little more than 50 years. and today we continue. so, e family

dynasty of tradition, thanks to the son of the daughter of the grandchildren, which we have six, this is the main style of our life. we met the most wonderful times when we wrote very beautiful songs and poems. spring komsomol and love or love of komsomol spring a very interesting time he was the secretary of the komsomol committee of belaz eternal events meetings evening hikes. just wonderful. i remember these years and somehow now they even sympathize with their grandchildren that

they are having a harder time. and it is much more difficult for them to be as purposeful as we were, we had a program. we have already built that we had to study to get a higher education and then continue to work, the family was formed, so the woman in my family left me a little. e to household chores. well, my husband gave himself completely to work. this was especially true outside the fresh ones, when he was in charge of the area where everything is in sight. she was engaged in raising children, so that everything in the family was fine and it was easy for him to work. of course, i want to say that tamara timofeevna was a reliable body for me for our family. we met

tamara timofeevna, which means we were working. i’m at a belarusian factory, she’s in the city of zhodino in the pharmacy system and and this happened on one of the evenings of rest of the palace of culture of the belarusian automobile plant, or rather on new year’s eve and so, for two years after we met, we were friends and then we made a decision create a family. i want to say that we never had disagreements. that's when we were friends, well, then i want to say, we continued this kind of friendship and are friends. been friends for 50 years. yes, we have, uh, collect timofeevna them this murad six grandchildren, the oldest of us maxim is a student of the belarusian national technical university a to study. the future builder at the faculty of civil engineering, well, he successfully overcomes, so tian e, then solve the problems

that he has ah, granddaughter, yana , to complete next year. means study uh at gymnasium school number seven in minsk and plan to become an architect. we are happy about this, because our son is, uh, her dad is also today, uh, a specialist in the field of architecture, but the next grandson vladimir, i pay special attention to him. uh, pay more, because he got more involved. and last year, successfully participating in school, of course, this means that this is the first main duty at the gymnasium school. so, uh, i got a green card, this is the right to play golf on the courses of europe and the world. it's, well, definitely an achievement. and now he continues to actively engage even more. we have the conditions for playing golf at home, so manuk this year, to our great satisfaction

, completed his studies in the fourth grade and entered , er, the school of art named after the horseradish. and e opportunities became a future sculptor, by the way, i successfully passed e, which means the exam in sculpture is ten for 10 points, which means in drawing and in composition. so there is some success here. and, of course, we have a grandson. uh, alexander who will be in the third grade. i believe that he also has some dream plans to become. so in future useful to our fatherland. well, even we have a small one. here she is waiting. uh, that means september 1, uh, the first grade is coming, which means she will comprehend the basics, but she already has the makings of a stirrup. events to be and means a musician here on the piano, means, uh, means he has her opportunities, and also means he studies at the school of gymnastics. so, as you

can see, all our grandchildren are active today, which means development, and i am pleased that they all strive to master as much as possible. means skills and if we consider golf, which i always say and promote it among everyone. today, three grandchildren are actively playing this sport. they are engaged in this sport. i guess for example. their parents, the example of grandparents play a certain role for them today, and we are pleased that they are now absorbing the life lessons that we provide them with every day. happiness is when you are healthy. your wife is healthy, your children, grandchildren, close relatives. when you feel

their support, their attention, when the whole family is one, it means that we are whole. we gather for such a composition with a table, we have the opportunity to say what is good, what is bad, and in this way. so, look at tomorrow. i want to say that i am very pleased. eh, today the fact that you accumulate positive things in every day you live, means e moments that you lay in the basis of tomorrow. so day after day you pass, that means the path that is. well, for me personally and for my family, it means a creative process, so i’m happy, eh, then when in everyone maybe there isn’t you you get a new state or a new

understanding today. eh, that's life, which is also a creative process. happiness is when everyone lives in peace and harmony, the neighbors of the state are big. that's happiness. around us and we in this world feel

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i want to see this world differently. and every day to discover something new and it's so interesting for us, because we do it with love. with love from belarus in any free minute, instead of lying on the couch to watch tv or do household chores, he goes to search, dug pits and dumps of construction waste. here are the places of his most valuable finds. fifteenth century , twelfth century, just throws it away. as the bedding is used as construction

debris, then someone postponed it and how would i find it. he collects bricks he keeps it in his yard and does not understand people who suggest that he fold the stove or make an extension out of it as soon as possible, but to jokes neighbors who know about his hobby are treated with humor. something before throwing away. he says: 14. although he will take a break on the fourteenth, of course, he suggests that he is in love with old things and is sure that once the masters invested their energy in them and even in the shabby door of the old house. he sees the beauty from the old house, the house is 18 years old, the buildings remain. because in the attic i found this interesting key. i had already decided then to use to collect further

keys. sergei grine collector who is not a person who is passionately passionate about archeology and history, who once did not want to put up with the flow of valuable artifacts outside of belarus, can pass by not a single ancient thing, and therefore began to create his own collection. he doesn't just collect antique bricks. he collects a patient story, which many simply do not care about. almost every day after work on weekends and holidays, sergey grin goes hunting for new specimens for his

collection, or as he himself likes to call them artifacts, you can see, uh, around the world, rather in total, the fortress brick will be 19 century no attention to the red brick buried in the ground. you never know what lies under your feet, but not sergey in search of valuable items for his personal collection. he climbed all the surroundings of brest and learned by heart the places that once threw out construction debris. this is where his most valuable finds come from. oh oh, you see, such a cool tile. yes, by the way, i was here on this thing, but for some reason i didn’t find it. but this is a clan, i like it. here is this little thing here is this here generally rare. after digging for a couple more minutes among a pile of construction debris, sergey

finds a brick from the 17th century. oh yeah. see this is fake. this is the old city. 17 18 century uh, is that when the master's fingers ran over this most made brick? choose with a chain an eye interesting specimens sergey laments. why does no one care about what can really become a museum exhibit, and the question of why this personally answers him. no interesting. this is part of history, all the more so, given that brest brest, we kind of in fact, yes, that's the 19th century. uh, and also falling apart in the center. look there, there is almost nothing left of the old buildings, as if the city is more than 1,000 years old. and there was nothing left but to sit, as witnesses to this story, which was his finds

, sergey carefully packs in bags and in a backpack, which he always carries with him for such cases, then at home pieces of tiles are the remains of an old brick. he will clean it up, take a picture and post it on facebook. with the obligatory indication of the date and place of the finds , this is so peculiar. i'm documentation warsaw lvov this is lvov this is lvov this kaluga is coming. here is this here st. petersburg this is german this is belgian here here i have a brick with prints of dogs and seals. uh, and birdies are different during the production of bricks. uh, after it was shaped into shape, it lay under the canopy of e commissa for a certain time before being fired at that time, they could walk on it. you see, dogs, cats, chickens, people remain in

history, like a person, if dogs are such a trace of history, yes. under the keeping of traces of history sergey adapted the big yard of his private house, everything is sorted and neatly placed on the shelves. there is not only brick, but also old tiles and tiles. this one here, e, got out of the rose. to me at the construction site someone put it in this, thank god that there are people e, where are the yakovlets who do not throw out this garbage, because most go into the pits and the nineteenth century is the 12th century. they just throw it away, as the bedding is used as construction debris, then someone put it aside and how would i find just where most of the old buildings are concentrated, they are actively rebuilding old houses, demolishing them, and artifacts valuable to sergey are simply buried in the ground, so he is somehow

looking for, digging around at every construction site, he negotiates with the builders. if he sees something valuable, so that they immediately contact him, it’s a pity, sad, of course, that this is being taken down, i understand, as it were, those who live. well, in these houses, because sometimes they talk to such people. try to live in such conditions, but nevertheless. i was still keeping it somehow. well, it is clear that it will be much more expensive to keep it than to demolish it to build a new one, because the reconstruction is still this restoration. it's more like a road. well, this is a story in essence, as it were, yes, brest of brest is left, then nothing at all rarely happens and in a different way, for example, as they did in this house during the repair of the building, inscriptions of the polish and jewish periods were opened, and that’s cool , that they were not plastered, but such uhs were preserved for tourists for posterity, so that

it can be seen that this is in addition to they left a nameplate that there was still a building left, like this, that is, these inscriptions. this means that one person can do a lot. if he really wants this simple truth, sergey understood for himself a long time ago, so as he says, he became a collector. stopped embarrassingly. i want to keep the history. we have very little in front of the coccyx of the collector. if we also take it, our history is precisely the grand duke, the lithuanian speech, the commonwealth, so there are very few of them in general, as it turns out that for centuries we have just all these the wars that went through belarus took out everything of ours, just the entire museum collection from everything was taken out, so at the moment the withdrawal is also continuing. that is, people redeem. some of our

antiques buy coins from us and sell them either to russians or poles, because there is money. that's why i started to save something, as if at least something. before coming to collect bricks, sergei chego collected coins and old glass bottles and irons and bells like this, how it sounds like this. now all these exhibits of a part of his home interior, either the museum resembles, or an old living room, but the atmosphere of old things is created by a unique cozy thing, a different energy. there, as it were, as a person found his soul in this story. well, it's a pity when such a thing

simply disappears. sergey began to pull everything into the house exactly from the time he appeared before that he lived in dormitories, and in 2007 he bought an old house and began to build a new one in its place, but with respect to my predecessors , i have a house here. before seventeenth year. the buildings remained here , the door was cleaned and put there are keys, too , the transfer appeared keys, because in the attic i found this interesting key . i, as it were, also decided then to use to collect further keys. this is the very board from the boxes. that is, the old owner made lining from them. i left them. yes, so that in memory of what it was built, houses even came from many districts. what are you doing? what a whim to pull into the house,

all sorts of junk? my grandfather asked me. uh, he was doing bees. he had sides in the woods in the trees and somehow i asked him myself to tell me one supposedly. i just want to put it in order as an element of decor. i laughed again , changed, like, why do you need this garbage, i'd better pass these potatoes. a bag or two of a neighbor, for example, there is something before throwing it away. he says, sergei ivanovich is a man, 14 the closet wanted to completely rest , the fourteenth, of course, the house offers. sergei is not offended by such harmless teasing, especially since there are a huge number of completely different people of his like-minded people collectors. here is an interesting example. a friend brought me. uh, the generic word kastusya kalinovsky klyanovsky them more precisely, yes, he