A Dream About The End Of Days
Within our Mental consciousness, our worldview, the transition is commonly associated with the fact of dying, death, or any other type of transformation that would somehow inevitably affect biological existence.
Knowledge in the Menshikova School
Our school works within the system of the Norse gods. The principle of acquisition of knowledge is: work and prove. It is necessary to prove everything, nothing is free. And it is better to prove yourself thrice. In our school, knowledge is given according to the rules dictated by the Norse gods. If knowledge is needed – it will be provided, but the person is expected to work for it. A warrior must work daily, take geases, thereby proving his worth.
From What Age is It Possible to Start Education at the Menshikova School?
“From what age is it possible to use school techniques for changing one’s consciousness? Is there an optimal age in order to obtain the best effect? Or does it all depend on the person’s intent and working capacity?”
If we change something, we have something to change. And this means that we are talking about the period when consciousness was already formed. At what age is the consciousness being formed? Well, this age is different for everyone.
Yule. The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
December 20-23. Winter Solstice.
From this moment the period of waning of the Fire element begins. On the longest night of the year, there is another turning point that sums up the results of all that has been done. Yule is the end of the battle and its outcome – whose victory is it?
Samhain. The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays
Starting with this day the Earth element falls asleep for six months. The force of the elements is becoming quieter and quieter, and it can no longer exercise its will on what is happening to all its children. On the night of Samhain the veil between the human world and the dark world of the dead rises, and our worlds approach each other to the point that a mutual influence becomes possible with no restrictions.
The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
All four elements during the calendar year (the Wheel of Year) go through the stages of falling asleep and awakening, thus forming eight fixed points – the points of power during which transition takes place, the elemental reconstruction of space. The ritualistic tradition of the Slavs and the Celts was designed for the attuning of the human consciousness to the realm of natural forces during the moments of transition – and in this regard, they were able to perfect it.
Mabon. (Ovsen). The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
From this day on, in the world of nature, the waning of the Water Element begins. The combination of Air and Water gives motion to the current of time, but from the moment the Air starts to wane, it becomes as if slower, and the decrease of the activity of the Water Element seems to stop it altogether. The myth of the birth and becoming of a young god shows that his journey in search of power and experience takes him away from this world.
Lughnasadh (Lammas). The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
Lammas is the time when all the elements are at their maximum. It is the most propitious time for the growth of the young force, this is the time of the god’s healthy childhood. There is no need for anything, all the Forces are in abundance and concerted with each other. There is no need for anything, all the Forces are in abundance and concerted with each other.
Main learning guidelines
Main learning guidelines for students. Mandatory rules that you need to know to become a student of the Menshikova School. Student’s Memos.
Admission Policies
To transfer to the next online course ( or to purchase the recorded seminars for independent study) to get access to the Elements, Runes and Tarot Departments you must have studied all the material and mastered all the practices from the previous course.
Whether you study online with a group or asynchronously, the rules are the same for everyone without exceptions.