Once when I went trick or treating as a kid a grandpa screamed after me and my friends asking whether we love God while holding a pitchfork. It definitely isn't common and it is more of a new (last 10 years or so) concept, so don't mind the mean comments some entitled As left. Good video! I think my fav thing about the All Saint's Day in Poland is that it's one of few moments that unites everyone and is bound with a lot of sorrow yet beauty as well. One thing I would like to add is that most if not all cementaries is what is called a Grave of Unknown Soldier and it's a perfect place to leave a candle light if you don't have any relatives to visit for example. It can be indicated by for example a big cross on a cementary and there's a lot of candle lights under it too.
Very interesting to see someone new to all the traditions just experiencing them. Even if there are other channels, yours is special in the way it's not about Warszawa or Kraków but rather a smaller town. A propos the other comments - just ignore the self-proclaimed butthurt historians.
A lot of nonsense. Study better, girl. This is a general Christian holiday (differently celebrated in different countries) - but saints are worshiped everywhere (now, of course, mainly in Catholic countries), as well as the souls of our ancestors (this is a remnant of Indo-European beliefs - Poles or Irish, or Italians, or Greeks - they are Indo-European, and many of their traditions are common, and dating back to pagan times). Secondly, Halloween is obviously celebrated in Poland, so don't lie. It's just a fun taken over from Anglo-Saxon countries and of course it doesn't mean much during a Polish, Catholic holiday with visiting cemeteries, etc. Finally, the Powązki and Rakowiecki cemeteries are not the oldest cemeteries in Poland.!!!!! What nonsense. They are old, several hundred years old, but they are not the oldest. The oldest cemeteries are located by the oldest churches. or, for example, noble cemeteries, by the oldest family chapels.
thanks for clarifying :-) \i do not remember mentionning it is only polish, and my main focus is about Poland, that is why I have not mentioned about other countries Halloween is NOT celebrated in my town or neighbouring towns as I said it is not common to see someone with a costume outside of main cities like warsaw Powazki is a historic one that I have recommended to people to visit, I do not see why you are defensive in your comment but thanks for sharing your wisdome
Oh please there are places in Poland where people will scream how anti-catholic you are if you go trick or treating. Celebrating the dead is common in every culture this is just her relating the experience and information gathered about how it is celebrated in Poland. Maybe try being a little bit nicer and first do your own research before making comments about it ...
Halloween is here, kids are walking from door to door for sweets, every year. So, stop talking shit, get some knowledge about WHOLE country. Educate, then talk.
Hi Mike! Thanks for watching and commenting. Good for you that you have halloween in your town/city/neighbourhood. In my commune there is non of that and we do not celebrate it. I have the right to talk about my experience, thoughts and anything I want to share freely. If you have problem with it Mike, this channel is not for you. If you wish to comment I will want your comments to contain appropriate language. Peace, Amina.
Once when I went trick or treating as a kid a grandpa screamed after me and my friends asking whether we love God while holding a pitchfork. It definitely isn't common and it is more of a new (last 10 years or so) concept, so don't mind the mean comments some entitled As left. Good video! I think my fav thing about the All Saint's Day in Poland is that it's one of few moments that unites everyone and is bound with a lot of sorrow yet beauty as well. One thing I would like to add is that most if not all cementaries is what is called a Grave of Unknown Soldier and it's a perfect place to leave a candle light if you don't have any relatives to visit for example. It can be indicated by for example a big cross on a cementary and there's a lot of candle lights under it too.
Thanks for sharing !
Nice vidéo, just for info, all Saint is religious day not only in poland but in most Christian countries 🥰 in french is called Tout Saint
Merci Ibti 🤗
Very interesting to see someone new to all the traditions just experiencing them. Even if there are other channels, yours is special in the way it's not about Warszawa or Kraków but rather a smaller town. A propos the other comments - just ignore the self-proclaimed butthurt historians.
Thank you for watching and for your kind words
that litterally be me when i'm eating cheetos tho 💀💀
🤔
Lazy girl 😂😂
Must beeeee
@@aminalucid we still love you hahahaha
A lot of nonsense. Study better, girl. This is a general Christian holiday (differently celebrated in different countries) - but saints are worshiped everywhere (now, of course, mainly in Catholic countries), as well as the souls of our ancestors (this is a remnant of Indo-European beliefs - Poles or Irish, or Italians, or Greeks - they are Indo-European, and many of their traditions are common, and dating back to pagan times). Secondly, Halloween is obviously celebrated in Poland, so don't lie. It's just a fun taken over from Anglo-Saxon countries and of course it doesn't mean much during a Polish, Catholic holiday with visiting cemeteries, etc.
Finally, the Powązki and Rakowiecki cemeteries are not the oldest cemeteries in Poland.!!!!! What nonsense. They are old, several hundred years old, but they are not the oldest. The oldest cemeteries are located by the oldest churches. or, for example, noble cemeteries, by the oldest family chapels.
thanks for clarifying :-)
\i do not remember mentionning it is only polish, and my main focus is about Poland, that is why I have not mentioned about other countries
Halloween is NOT celebrated in my town or neighbouring towns as I said it is not common to see someone with a costume outside of main cities like warsaw
Powazki is a historic one that I have recommended to people to visit, I do not see why you are defensive in your comment
but thanks for sharing your wisdome
Oh please there are places in Poland where people will scream how anti-catholic you are if you go trick or treating. Celebrating the dead is common in every culture this is just her relating the experience and information gathered about how it is celebrated in Poland. Maybe try being a little bit nicer and first do your own research before making comments about it ...
Halloween is here, kids are walking from door to door for sweets, every year. So, stop talking shit, get some knowledge about WHOLE country. Educate, then talk.
Hi Mike!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good for you that you have halloween in your town/city/neighbourhood.
In my commune there is non of that and we do not celebrate it.
I have the right to talk about my experience, thoughts and anything I want to share freely.
If you have problem with it Mike, this channel is not for you. If you wish to comment I will want your comments to contain appropriate language.
Peace,
Amina.
@@aminalucid Well, sorry for that, but i have a bad day, easy to boom me up. I'm from Upper Silesia, it's the personality here. So, sorry. Peace.
@@MikeEsImpossible if you want to talk about it. I am here for you.
You can reach out by mail.
I wish tomorrow will be a better day.
@@aminalucid Why not, thank You, You are very kind. My bad for all of this. I hope, Your night will be perfect, and day also.
@@MikeEsImpossible We Wrocławiu nigdy nie widziałem dzieci zbierających po domach słodycze.Nie wprowadzaj obcokrajowców w błąd.
Try to speak Polish the whole vlog.
Yes, or video when you and adam speak 24 hours only in polish 😜 and then 24h where you speak with him only in arabic
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