mykhailo kovalynskyi, a student of skovoroda, noted that skovoroda was very simple and accessible to good people in communication, and tried to avoid bad people. so here is the actual source of such, with on the one hand, the sublimity and nobility of the spiritual pan, and on the other hand, his humility, simplicity, as it seems to us, these are the spiritual or mystical, one might even say, metaphysical experiences that hryhoriy skovoroda had, and very little is said about them, including in the school program, we know that he had at least three such deep experiences, the first is this, and a special symbolic dream in the village of kavrai, when skovorodi was 36 years old, a dream that forced him to give up his ordinary life, he did not he became a priest, not a priest an attitudinal philosopher, as well as this vision of the plague in kyiv on the eve of the beginning of the plague in the 70th year, and something that can be called, well , a certain ecstasy, spiritual ecstasy, which he also told literally on the eve of his death to his student, mykhailo kovalinsky. in yours, in thi

in katsap epaulettes who said that the control panel had been destroyed in a frying pan, so the skovorodauseum was rather iconic for them, grigory savich was called the first russian philosopher, but he did not perceive grigoriy the pan just with russia, as a territory, as their nature. experts said that it was most likely the caliber. on may 7, when i came here and everything was thrown away, everything was hanging, we were sitting with the director, and she said to me: and you see that grigoriy the frying pan is standing, so the work of igor yastrybov, skovoroda the thinker was simply intact, and when kiev was invited to the exhibition of st. grigory skovoroda in the ukrainian house. this monument, we were actually worried whether it would arrive or how they called the restorers, then they said, it is almost undamaged, only it has peeled off in some places, a thin layer of paint, but it is not valuable at all, according to everything, it was preserved and was successfully exhibited in kyiv, according to which the pan is simply immortal, and exactly a month later , on june 7, they hit th

she told me, and you see that grigory...' the pan is standing, according to igor's work yastryva skovorodas a thinker was simply intact, and when this monument was invited from kyiv to the exhibition of saints grigory skovoroda in the ukrainian house, we were actually worried whether it would arrive or how we called the restorers, then they said it was almost undamaged, only it had peeled off in some places, thin a layer of paint, but it is not at all... valuable, accordingly, everything, it was licensed and successfully exhibited in kyiv. accordingly, the frying pan is simply immortal, and exactly one month later, on june 7 , they hit the premises of the kharkiv national pedagogical university, and there was work there: safudin gurbanov is making a monument to grigory savych, and all the mass media are reporting that the monument to skovoroda has been destroyed, it is difficult. in her heart, yes, the director endures such a pause for hours until 4 p.m. and calls boichuk to the rector to express his condolences, and he says: and you know that under the ruins he is completely unharmed. the

who really created the history of ukraine, here you see, behind my back is a portrait of hryhoriy skovorodar me it is a personal man, i uh, well, i've heard of this man, but i've never heard of it. i didn't read the works, but then somehow, well, i was constantly attracted to this person for some reason, and when i started reading, it turns out, his time of residence was divided into two parts, the first part, when he was part of the russian empire, there he even worked for more than 10 years as a secretary in a high-ranking mozhe, who was the ambassador of the russian empire in italy, and then, when the ambassador this one died, he returned to ukraine, and ekaterina then gave him an offer to serve at the court, but he refused to serve ekaterina herself, remained in ukraine and began to wander, he does not eat fish, does not eat meat, does not eat dairy products , he he walks on foot like a besik across the whole of ukraine... he knew a lot of languages, latin, italian, german, french, learned a lot of works, wrote a lot of works, but during the times of the russian empire, none of his manu

well, i also want to say about the skovoroda museum in skovorodynivka, kharkiv region, we are saving,now, in the heritage houses we are counting on some money, some kind of support, and the skovoroda museum is asking for donations to preserve the museum for the winter, they are asking for donations and to collect the amount, they want 3 million... hryvnias , because there is no money in the budget for preservation, so everything is solved now with donations, well, let's reset, then, if there is no money in the state budget, well, finally, i will show you victoria beckham, who knows how to always laugh at herself, she released a t-shirt with the inscription, mine, my dad had a rolls-royce, if you watched this super popular documentary series about beckham, i advise you to watch it by the way, the scene that went viral was when victoria was being interviewed and she was trying to say that she, like her parents, like her husband, david beckham, is from the working class, david beckham at the door started telling her don't lie, tell the truth, why you dad drove her to school, she had to t

street, well, skovoroda is here... yes, he lived here, well , kharkiv region is his homeland, but skurdais a small dirt street somewhere on the outskirts of kharkiv, and because of that they cannot call it the central street, that is, in our country now the battles are going on with pushkin again, well, we have what we have, well, you know, pushkin is such an imperial poet after all, and it can be blamed on him that he still wrote poltava, as they always say, well, well, who wrote poltava? wagner wrote to poltava, no, no, wagner did not poltava but pushkin wrote: that's why you will destroy, and here it is not very difficult to argue with the patriots, so to speak, because the argument is iron, but when it comes to other iron figures, so to speak, for example, to vladimir, or vladimir, i'm sorry, vysotsky, although he seems to have been born somewhere in ukraine, but i don't remember exactly his biography, or, let's say, yuri gagarin, everything is not so clear here either, gagarin was the first to fly into space, the first, well, after the squirrel and the arrow, of course, not less, fu

ivan played the role of this fabian, a village philosopher, in which the features of both grigory skovorodayl compatriot, he also walked all over the hills of kiev, philosophizing, that is, he wrote one novel there at the age of 6-7, and more than that, he spoke like the ancient philosophers, and he loved it. he says this on the go, reflecting, by the way, on the life of kyiv at that time in the 60s and early 70s, it was largely carnivalized, well, the same parodzhanov, he was at the center of this group, which also included mykolaichuk, and ilyenko and balayan, many younger and slightly older cinematographers, and they met almost every day, not just by the way, at parajan's, let's say, in yanukovych's apartment, oh my god , yakutovych, it was also such a band, and they, they 're like parranjanov, it's a holiday all the time, festivity, there are a lot of such stories, that's how roman howls balayan still, when he hears something, as if it were a true version from parodzhan, says, seriously, the truth, well, the same mykolaichuk, what a fantasy, once, when i spoke with him for the first tim

ivan played the role of this fabian, a village philosopher, who has the features of both hryhoriy skovorodaemlyak, he also went to the streets of kyiv hills, philosophized, that is, he wrote one novel at the age of 6-7, and mostly talked, well, like ancient philosophers, and he liked to talk like that on the go. by the way, they are thinking about the then kyiv life of the 1960s and early 1970s, it was largely carnivalized, well , the same parodzhanov, he was at the center of this group, which included mykolaichuk, ilyenko, and balayan , many younger and slightly older cinematographers, and they met almost every day, not only. by the way, in parodzhanov, let's say in yanukovych's apartment, oh my god, yakutovych, that's it too that was the band, and they, they are like parajanovs, it’s a holiday all the time, festivity, there are a lot of very stories like that, it’s all howl, roman balayan still, when he hears something, it’s like a true version from a parranjan, he says, seriously, he told the truth, well then it was mykolaichuk, just a fantasy, once, when i spoke with him for the first t

karpenko karyo, then -14 about lesya ukrainka. 11 are dedicated to olga kobolyanska, 10 are about skovoroda, and nine participants delved into the biography of our kobzar. in total, 2,023 minutes were released, which is almost 200 podcasts about fifty ukrainian writers. these are the results of the second stage of this literary contest. last year , the participants shared their impressions of works from the school program in audio format. reached almost 70%, so this year the organizers decided to come up with something new. usually quite formulaic we consider the characters of the classics of ukrainian literature. we actually don't think about where they lived, what they ate, who they were friends with, how they spent their free time. the topic is different , there are more participants - the geography is unchanged. like last year, most of them are from the southern and eastern regions and even from the temporary occupation, since last year, but considering the fact that we write to each participant, unfortunately, some of the participants did not leave, we do not know what happened to them