the sacred ribbon of dialama has always remained, connecting the world, the living and the world of altaie economic yard of a vologda peasant in the 19th century. let 's see what they are doing. we see the hostess bowing at four corners. she shuts down the cow turns to the brownie only for the yard yard, so that he fences the cow from misfortune from the evil eye and from diseases. and what does the owner do?

the sacred ribbon of dialama has always remained, connecting the world, the living and the world of the spirits of altai . we are in the household yard of a vologda peasant in the 19th century. let's see what they are doing. we see the hostess bowing at four corners. she turns the cow over to the brownie only for the yard yard, so that he fences the cow from misfortune from the evil eye and from diseases. and what does the owner do? he throws a bunch of hay through himself, showing the cow where she needs to go home, you will be surprised in the vologda residents they kept cows, not at all for milk, cows were originally called dung beetles in our region in the northern zone of risky farming, so manure was extremely important much more important even than milk . of course, the peasants drank milk and made a dairy product, but for themselves, for their family, industrial production was not established at all, they said that in russia at that time there was unsanitary conditions and bone views, for example, the peasants believed that modern devices were all from the evil one from the antic