“Everything hurts in the tree of human life.” (Leontiev, 189)
I meant to write about Rozanov. I couldn’t quite find the right starting point. But, in my reading, I kept returning to one of his friends and early influences, Konstantin Leontiev. Then the path became clear, even with a connection to the feast day (a merry Christmas to all readers, whoever they may be). Continue reading
Fresco of the Resurrection. Mikhail Nesterov, 1909.
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Icon of the Nativity, Studenica Monastery.
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Pskov Caves Monastery.
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Fresco of the Nativity, from a 10th-century
Byzantine cave monastery.
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Icon of the Trinity.
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Fallen Leaves wishes its readers, whoever they may be, a merry Christmas according to the Julian calendar. Continue reading
Fallen Leaves wishes its readers, whoever they may be, a happy Orthodox Easter. Continue reading
Fallen Leaves wishes its readers, whoever they may be, a merry Christmas according to the Julian calendar. Continue reading
Icon of the Resurrection.
Fallen Leaves wishes its readers, whoever they may be, a happy Orthodox Easter. Continue reading
Fallen Leaves 