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List of publications on a keyword: «rituals»

  • Houses and Carving Ornaments in the Context of Chuvash Mythology

    Research Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 4
    Author:
    Georgii B. Matveev
    Work direction:
    Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology
    Abstract:
    This article examines the mythological ideas, symbols, images, and plots associated with housing and outbuildings, as well as the cosmogonic and protective motifs that are reflected in the carvings of the gates and architectural elements of the Chuvash house. The article is based on published works on the ethnography, mythology, and folk architecture of the Chuvash people in the 19th and early 21st centuries, as well as archival sources and the author's field materials collected in various years in the Chuvash Republic, the Republic of Tatarstan, the Ulyanovsk Region. The elements and zones of the dwelling, such as the door, walls, corners, and parts (locuses) of the house, as well as the smoke hole, played an important role in the organization of its sacred space. The eastern side of the house and yard was considered a sacred place where family rituals were performed. The carved ornamentation vividly reflects the mythological beliefs of the Chuvash people. The carvers used horn-shaped motifs, ornithonyms, and tiered borders (some analogy with the tiers of the world), numerous varieties of amulets, the image of a torch with a blazing flame (the cult of fire), and other subjects.
    Keywords:
    mythology, Chuvash, dwelling, center, construction rituals, deities and spirits, ornamentation, and amulets
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  • Influence of automatic actions on emotional stability: research and practical insights

    Proceeding
    Coaching and mentoring: theory and practice
    Author:
    Alena D. Krasnobryzheva
    Work direction:
    Практические кейсы применения инструментов коучинга и наставника
    Abstract:
    The article explores the influence of automatic actions on emotional stability and offers practical approaches to managing these actions. Using a client as an example, the relationship between everyday rituals and their emotional state is examined. The author proposes methods for tracking, analyzing, and correcting automatic actions to achieve a more stable emotional state.
    Keywords:
    emotional regulation, emotional stability, automatic actions, rituals, mental well-being, emotion management, mindfulness, coaching practices
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