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Spring Equinox at Pūškoriai Hillfort
Pavasario lygiadienis prie Pūškorių piliakalnio
Vilnius, Lithuania
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At the Pūškoriai hillfort on the edge of Vilnius, the Romuva communities mark the spring equinox with Baltic rites, blessing water at the spring as day and night come into balance. The gathering revives the old pagan observance of the turning season on a sacred hill above the city.
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Vilnius, Aukštaitija, Lithuania
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Spring Equinox at Pūškoriai Hillfort
Pavasario lygiadienis prie Pūškorių piliakalnio
Vilnius, Lithuania
At the Pūškoriai hillfort on the edge of Vilnius, the Romuva communities mark the spring equinox with Baltic rites, blessing water at the spring as day and night come into balance. The gathering revives the old pagan observance of the turning season on a sacred hill above the city.
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About Spring Equinox at Pūškoriai Hillfort
A recurring Lithuanian spring‑equinox celebration held at the Pūškoriai hillfort on the edge of Vilnius. Organized by the Vilnius (Vilniaus) and Lizdeika (Lizdeikos) Romuva communities, it marks the moment when day and night become equal with Baltic/Romuva rites: blessing of water at the spring, lighting a new spring fire on the hillfort altar, singing sutartinės and ritual songs with the Romuva ensemble Kŭlgrinda, games, and the symbolic awakening of the...
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A recurring Lithuanian spring‑equinox celebration held at the Pūškoriai hillfort on the edge of Vilnius. Organized by the Vilnius (Vilniaus) and Lizdeika (Lizdeikos) Romuva communities, it marks the moment when day and night become equal with Baltic/Romuva rites: blessing of water at the spring, lighting a new spring fire on the hillfort altar, singing sutartinės and ritual songs with the Romuva ensemble Kŭlgrinda, games, and...
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