foundation, was in touch with us, in the garden of divine songs, the ukrainian philosopher and poet, hryhoriy skovoroda once wrote such and such a poem, whoever does not help, he squeaks a lot, remember, this is possible. eh, who isn't? he is lying, he is sitting behind, everyone has a dry spoon , who in the world would be without sin, and those moments who don’t care about those moments, the spoon is very squeaky and the spoon is dry, it works in the judicial system, sometimes you follow these events and you understand , of course, that cannot be so, but on the other hand, we are moving to a democracy and here any actions from the street are also unacceptable, and even more so the war in our country, but of course we must try to clean the judicial system as much as possible from those characters, which are dependent on, you know, there are judges, that's when they say, they pro-russian, whether they are pro, pro-american or pro-european, no, there are just judges who want to be in office and earn money. they don't care who they serve, whoever sat in the presidential chair, whoever commanded the tank a

use, yes, something that existed somewhere in the middle of nowhere, it's a dialogue between hryhoriy skovorodates from the bible. with the great tradition of western philosophy, just as an example , this is ivan franko's multilingual dialogue with all his contemporaries who are worthy of this dialogue and so on, and the third point is plurality, what we started with, what the ukrainian tradition it can be hutsul, slobojan, transdnieper, taurian, polis, volhynia and so on, this is our incredible wealth, we are representatives of a great country, our identity is extremely generous and rich, and when we talk about how interesting we can be, precisely such, precisely open, multi-tiered and multiple, and the formula of ukrainian tradition, modern, cannot be simplified, cannot be reduced to a few, even included in the unesco cultural heritage lists, external features, it is not just an ornament, it is not a decor, it is the essence, and i think that when we talk about the power of the hutsuls, it's right, for the sake of justice, so that i don't get beaten, right? what is the strength of the hutsul

hryhoriy salovych skovoroda visited this monastery very often, came here and wrote several of his poemshis monastery. unfortunately, neither the wooden monastery nor the church survived. although the latter stood still until the mid-90s. our church was a wooden church of the holy intercession, as in ukraine there were three of them, namely , of this kind of architecture, it was wooden, without a single nail, without anything, that's all, well, in 1995, due to inattention to the tyutyushka, he left the electric stove and went there on a call, and the church burned down. the church was rebuilt in the same place, but no longer made of wood, but they decided to sleep next to it. ethnographic museum of ukrainian slobitka, they brought a mill from a neighboring village, there are almost no old houses left in good condition, but enthusiasts took parts of three dilapidated houses and made one here , brought it all and put it together and made one house out of two houses, oh, sun, here it will be cool right now, well, come in, this house has two rooms, in one bedroom there is a bed that is more

hryhoriy salovych skovoroda was there very often. in this monastery, came here and he wrote some of hisoems here in this monastery. unfortunately, neither the wooden monastery nor the church survived, although the latter stood until mid 90s. our church was a wooden church of the intercession, there were only three of them in ukraine. and precisely such and such architecture, wooden, without a single nail, without anything, everything, in the year 95. due to the father's inattention, he dropped the electric stove and went there on a call, and the church burned down. the church was rebuilt in the same place, but not made of wood, and they decided to establish the ethnographic museum ukrainian slobitka nearby. a mill was brought from a neighboring village. there are almost no old houses left in good condition, but enthusiasts took parts of three dilapidated houses and made one. they brought it all here and assembled it and made it into two houses. one house, oh, sunshine, it’s cool here, it’s going to be nice, come on in, there are two rooms in this house, in one bedroom there is a bed tha