This research is 3 years old, but I’m sharing it, because many people still don’t know that ancient Egyptians are most closely related to Neolithic and Bronze Age samples in the Levant, as well as to Neolithic Anatolian and European populations, and not the modern-day Egyptians. They tested ancient Egyptian mummies

Trees exist in both darkness, and light at the same time. It's branches reach out, and grow towards the light & warmth of the sun, but it's roots are digging deep into the darkness & coolness of the earth. The tree is the link between two worlds. I believe our pagan ancestors understood the importance of such balance, and applied this to their spirituality. With their feet planted firmly on the ground and their heads reaching up towards the heavens... They understood that the spiritual world & physical world are linked. Slavs even had a rune called Belobog’s rune that resembles a person standing on the ground with their arms up towards the sky. Chernobog’s rune looks exactly the same, but upside down.

Slavic folk song called Gardarika

Garðaríki (anglicized Gardariki or Gardarike)[1] or Garðaveldi is the Old Norse term used in medieval times for the states of Kievan Rus

Old one

Where have all the Giants gone?

This is another good one by Karline for mother Earth

All 3 lie on the same latitude

Anyone can learn about these hidden pockets of white native inhabitants, or wise teachers who were not included in official history. You can start by going to the source itself, by exploring the legends and myths of different indigenous cultures around the world. Look for the mention of these white visitors, or sometimes they’re called white gods. According to the legends, the indigenous cultures received their initial culture from these mystery white race who also taught them knowledge and gave them traditions and showed them how to establish social order. You can also explore solid evidence such as ancient Caucasian mummies discovered by the hundreds around the world.

Brand new video clip from the Belarusian fantasy folk band Irdorath, Сэрца Расколата, "Heart is torn apart".
"The story is about brothers and a sister who made a long way to meet and to do together what is so frightfully to do alone: they leave behind the symbols of the past which are dear to their hearts, sacrifice them to the elements of water and fire and then receive their inner liberation."
This band creates its own musical world, filled with echoes of pagan folk, European Medieval Age culture and Belarusian mythology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQBWPHgifsk

I remember one of these. When I left Russia back in 1994 almost everyone in my neighborhood had a family food garden, and cellar. The women would can their harvest, and store in cellar for the winter. Russians are big on growing their own food. Most people own one, or more plots of land, which they utilize for food gardening. Majority of Russian’s who live in cities own dacha houses which is like a Summer vacation house in the country where they grow food.