🧡Somewhere Over the Rainbow #37 With Prats in our hearts🧡 - Page 114

Originally posted by: vibraj

Good morning!

Wow, talking to each other in their language, extraordinary and so sweet!

Nado, enjoy your Christmas Eve, hope you have a lot of fun!

Have a good day everyone, keep well always!!

Let us celebrate Christmas with our Nado

Originally posted by: cygnet9

Hello Rainbow friends 😊

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😌😌☁Good Night✨

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Merry Christmas 🤗

Originally posted by: nn027

Peace of God, Christ is born !

Merry Christmas!

Srećan vam Božić i Nova godina! (Merry Christmas and New Year to you!) Želim vam srećan Božić i Novu godinu!

Srećan vam Božić i Nova godina! (Merry Christmas and New Year to you!)

Želim vam srećan Božić i Novu godinu! (I wish you a merry Christmas and New Year!)

Srećni božićni i novogodišnji praznici! (Happy Christmas’ and New Year’s holidays!)

Srećna vam nova 2020. godina! (Happy New Year 2023!)

Mnogo sreće i zdravlja u novoj 2023. godini! (Lots of luck and health in the new year 2020!)

Originally posted by: nn027

Christmas song. I couldn't find it with a translation.

https://youtu.be/fSABwIz_m1g

I accidentally found this song with a translation. 😃

https://youtu.be/SO82Qk5LLUg

This is how we greet each other at Christmas.

Christ is born - truly born.

Happy new day friends

Chilly tickles of falling snowflakes on my cheeks. Sparkling branches of a burning oak glowing in the eyes. Gentle touch of green wheat sprouts on my fingertips. The first buttery taste of cheese after fasting. Jingling giggles of the jolly family. Hasty mother whirling around the house cooking several dishes at once… Thinking of Christmas and Serbian Christmas traditions brings back so many childhood memories.

I’ve always loved the end of the year and all the holidays, especially the old rituals that included doing things you’re normally never allowed to do – like tying your parents, dining on the floor or throwing nuts and seeds around the house.

Serbian Christmas traditions are very old, rich and beautiful. They include numerous customs, beliefs and rituals. Many of them are actually old pagan practices in Christian disguise. I was born to parents who grew up in the communist Yugoslavia. Church and religion were never a big thing in our home. But Christmas and other holidays with old customs, as well as our slava, St Nicholas, were always something we respected as our Serbian tradition and national mark.

Orthodox Christmas in Serbia is celebrated on January 7th.

Hopefully, I managed to show you at least a little part of the magic the Serbian Christmas traditions bring. There are many rituals and customs, most of them feel really pagan and old. I’m sure there are quite a few I didn’t mention here, but I’ll keep updating this post and adding more information.

Good morning!

How lovely to read about Serbian Christmas traditions and celebrations, so enriching and loved the images too, thanks for sharing Nado, Merry Christmas to you and your family and your gentleman too!!😃

Enjoy your day in feasting and celebrations with loved ones! To Nado and other silent readers, have a great day, be blessed always!!

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Here are a few interesting details about --Orthodox Christmas in Serbia

Chilly tickles of falling snowflakes on my cheeks. Sparkling branches of a burning oak glowing in the eyes. Gentle touch of green wheat sprouts on my fingertips. The first buttery taste of cheese after fasting. Jingling giggles of the jolly family. Hasty mother whirling around the house cooking several dishes at once… Thinking of Christmas and Serbian Christmas traditions brings back so many childhood memories.

I’ve always loved the end of the year and all the holidays, especially the old rituals that included doing things you’re normally never allowed to do – like tying your parents, dining on the floor or throwing nuts and seeds around the house.

Serbian Christmas traditions are very old, rich and beautiful. They include numerous customs, beliefs and rituals. Many of them are actually old pagan practices in Christian disguise. I was born to parents who grew up in the communist Yugoslavia. Church and religion were never a big thing in our home. But Christmas and other holidays with old customs, as well as our slava, St Nicholas, were always something we respected as our Serbian tradition and national mark.

Orthodox Christmas in Serbia is celebrated on January 7th.

Hopefully, I managed to show you at least a little part of the magic the Serbian Christmas traditions bring. There are many rituals and customs, most of them feel really pagan and old. I’m sure there are quite a few I didn’t mention here, but I’ll keep updating this post and adding more information.

The songs are so peaceful and happy, thank you Nado for sharing all this with us which we would not have known otherwise!

Hello, Rainbow friends, how are you all? ❤️

I hope all are still enjoying the new year parties! ⭐️

We are settling down, yesterday, our truck with luggage reached and at present I am sitting amidst all the cartons. Yet to unpack most of the boxes .

Vimaa, Padmaja, Nado and Madi, Suta,I hope you invited new year with a smile on your faces. 😃

Best wishes from me. ❤️

Merry Christmas Nado. 🤗 You must be busy with celebrations now. 🤗

May the Christmas Season bring only happiness and joy to you and your family. ❤️

Best wishes for a joyous Christmas filled with love, happiness and prosperity! ❤️

Enjoy the festivities our dearest friend. 🤗

Christmas greetings from me and Abhi. 🤗🤗

Hello Rainbow Friends😊

“Srećan i Blagosloven Božić!! Neka vam nova godina donese puno sreće, mira i ljubavi!”

(Have a blessed and joyful Christmas! May the new year bring you a lot of happiness, peace and love!!)

Enjoy the day Nado and all those who celebrate🤗