В Британском музее идёт совершенно восхитительная выставка "Living...

В Британском музее идёт совершенно восхитительная выставка "Living with Gods". Про смыслы, которые люди видели и вкладывали в стихии и вещи. Как бога видели через огонь, а через переплетенные узоры на одежде чувствовали его ближе к себе. Было очень много экспонатов со всего мира. Мне было особенно приятно увидеть вещи с Алтая, Камчатки, Байкала и Санкт Петербурга. А также из индийского штата Тамилнад, где находится Ауровиль.

Я была под таким впечатлением, что фотографировала все надписи и разъяснения. Почувствовала я выставку всем сердцем и вышла под большим впечатлением. Впечатлением от того, что всё едино и бог/энергия/сила есть во всём. Главное видеть.

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"We think and we believe.
Beliefs in spiritual beings and worlds beyond nature, as well as the use of rituals, are characteristic of all human societies everywhere.

Today, some 4000 religions engage about 85% of the world's population. Looking at how people believe through everyday objects of faith, the exhibition provides a perspective on what makes religions a meaningful, vital and, perhaps, inevitable part of human behaviour and societies."
The British Museum has an absolutely amazing exhibition "Living with Gods". About the meanings that people saw and put into the elements and things. As a god was seen through fire, and through the intertwined patterns on clothes, they felt him closer to themselves. There were a lot of exhibits from all over the world. I was especially pleased to see things from Altai, Kamchatka, Baikal and St. Petersburg. And also from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, where Auroville is located.

I was so impressed that I photographed all the inscriptions and explanations. I felt the exhibition with all my heart and came out under a great impression. The impression that everything is one and God / energy / power is in everything. The main thing is to see.

A few words from the description:

"We think and we believe.
Beliefs in spiritual beings and worlds beyond nature, as well as the use of rituals, are characteristic of all human societies everywhere.

Today, some 4000 religions engage about 85% of the world's population. Looking at how people believe through everyday objects of faith, the exhibition provides a perspective on what makes religions a meaningful, vital and, perhaps, inevitable part of human behavior and societies. "
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