Five unique winter traditions of Christian and pagan roots in Greece. Greece’s geographic location and long history have enabled the establishment and adoption of various traditions. Some of them can be traced back to Greece’s pagan roots, others are related to the Christian Orthodox faith, and some have been adopted from other cultures and religions. Forget Christmas trees, Christmas carols, and Santa Claus. Let’s see some of the most unique Greek customs and traditions that are celebrated during the winter months.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:19 The Feeding of the Water Spring
05:55 Decorating Christmas Vessels
08:04 Smashing Pomegranates
09:51 King's Pie (Vasilopita)
11:43 The Great Blessing of the Waters & Chasing Goblins
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Unique Winter Traditions from Greece | Christian & Pagan Customs ❄
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