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Teresa Flisiuk
Sunday 29 November 2009
One of the montages made for the Vigil before the Funeral of Michal Flisiuk . His body had been brought home to his family in Maine, where our Beloved Daughter, Blanka Teresa Flisiuk is buried. Michal Flisiuk's very Last Trip to New Orleans was the Father's Search for the Truth, with the ultimate price he had paid, and his family continues to suffer. The Pain is unbearable.My life had come to the abrupt shocking end with the death of my firstborn child, and now, with the death of the only man I loved, and gave my love to. Michal Flisiuk promised me to be my EYES, if I lost my vision, and to allow me to die first. He was prevented from keeping his promises... He was my Universe, my Life, my Life support, my oxygen without which I am left brutally as the loneliest person on this Planet.
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Saturday 11 July 2009
Marcel Flisiuk is well known artist painter, whose career was already acclaimed in his early childhood. His talent and genius is established in his own creative school. Animal and Nature lover he can capture the expressions of his visions via any media, in this case - camera.
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Monday 29 June 2009
THE MEANING OF DEATH [...] Next to this, the matter that concerns us most is the parting with our dear ones, especially if we have any little children who must be left behind to suffer want. Our family affections are strong, so those of us left behind grieve intensely for those who pass, even though we have unbounded faith in a spiritual companionship and believe that the spirit of the departed lingers near the grave or " spirit bundle" for the consolation of friends, and is able to hear prayers. Our outward signs of mourning for the dead are far more spontaneous and convincing than the correct and well-ordered black-clothed manners of civilization. Both men and women among us loosen our hair and cut it according to the degree of relationship or devotion. Consistent with the ideal of sacrificing all personal beauty and adornment, we trim off likewise from the dress its fringes and ornaments, perhaps cut it short, or cut the robe or blanket in two. Men blacken their faces, and widows or bereaved parents sometimes gash their arms and legs till they are covered with blood. Giving themselves up wholly to their grief, they are no longer concerned about any earthly possessions, and often give away all that they have, even their beds and their home, to the first comers. The wailing for the dead continues night and day to the point of utter voicelessness; it is a musical, weird, and heart-piercing sound, which has been compared to the "keening" of the Celtic mourner. I recall a touching custom among us, which was designed to keep the memory of the departed near and warm in the bereaved household. A lock of hair of the beloved dead was wrapped in pretty clothing, something it was supposed that he or she would like to wear if living. This " spirit bundle ", as it was called, was suspended from a tripod, and occupied a place of honor in the lodge. At every meal time, a dish of food was placed under it, and some person of the same sex and age as the one who once was must afterward be invited in to partake of the food. At the end of a year from the time of death, the relatives made a public feast and gave away the clothing and other gifts, while the lock of hair was interred with appropriate ceremonies [...]
Categories: Education News Music
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Wednesday 17 June 2009
Francis Charles August Flisiuk , a Junior at prestigious Erskine Academy plays last tennis game of the season. But his vacation before the Senior Year will be very busy; not only with practicing tennis, but with his academic studies, "shopping for the College", traveling. Francis having the aura of goodness about him, the body of "Greek God", and his soul eyes of the Sea is liked by his peers and teachers, and LOVED by his family. He has great, determined, handsome friends, like Yao McLure, Josh Simonson among other young fine men. The coach, Mr. Nored deserves special credits, and appreciation for his great work with the young men. Thank You !
Categories: Sport Education News
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