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Hello and welcome to a new
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Issue of the monologue podcast I am Sascha
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Markman and I are now a monologue
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Today's Word Comes As Always
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Not as usual today's word.
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owed to time
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So far, wise of the season must
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So it was okay, it's winter.
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It's the advent or the advent.
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Advent time and I would have been here too
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You can take a look at what the
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would have been today's word of the day
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I think the Advent
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It's much better why this
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Today it is the first twelfth and
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Advent has begun
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Tomorrow on Sunday is the first Advent.
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And there would be many of them.
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have advent wreath and yes nice the
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Guys already have the first of four.
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Now the question is where does this come from?
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Word advent
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It is a Latin origin.
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word
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We use it here in
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High German or Middle High German
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And that's where the word came from.
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but derived from Latin
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Adventus will be the arrival and actually
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If you were to take it very carefully
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It would be Adventus Domine.
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That's how much the Lord's arrival means.
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And we are waiting for the feast.
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The arrival of the Lord in the birth
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The body of Jesus Christ, if you
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Believe in it from religion.
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Otherwise, what is this for us?
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Advent time
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I can only get out of my
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Experience speaks for me as a child
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That time when it's getting darker
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My mother has the apartment.
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Beautifully decorated it came more and more
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winter motives and also
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Christmas motives smaller the
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Tannengrün were brought in the apartment
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an Advent wreath was purchased or
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crafted and it was week well something of
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cookies baked and from Sunday to
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On Sunday we were more and more happy because
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We knew when the 40s were
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fourth candle burns then is soon
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Christmas
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and so on
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That's what you have to say at school.
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It was also adorned and I
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I thought I thought I was
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I went to a Waldorf school and
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They were particularly well-decorated on
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Saturday before the first Advent
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there the Adventist bazaar and then the
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school so beautifully decorated
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The windows are colored
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parchment paper parchment paper
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Adorns that since various motives yes
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It's clear, and you have to do it that way.
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This is where the paper in the
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strips or small pieces cut
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Or torn he said and then with yes
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I think kleister, too.
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must be water soluble to the disc
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glued and if you have several layers
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Then one over the other comes into being.
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very strong colors and these windows
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They almost have the impression of
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Church windows already that's it
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mine has been since then so I don't know
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whether it is still so today
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During this time, I like to be in the
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I went to school because the windows were closed.
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So not all were beautiful
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Classroom windows work the windows
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in the hallways in the corridors and it saw
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Just beautiful out and at home
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allowed
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it after cinnamon then we have bratapfel
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made cookies baked and there I have to
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here and one or the other war
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I ate it and it was nice.
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What is it for me as an adult?
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the Advent Time
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I have noticed that since when
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Time is also a time for reflection.
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Apart from the days
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It's getting shorter it's getting darker it's
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There is also a time when this
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year-end approaching and I remember
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Hold back, that's what's happening
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What changes have been made and I
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I have to say that with this advent time
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always helped well
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Closing with it too
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Now this is
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Oh my God, this tragedy.
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This tragedy has been going on throughout the year.
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I have more time to think today.
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Time to come down and of course
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It also increases the anticipation of the
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christmas time the christmas party at
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The search is synonymous with Advent.
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The result is more spartan.
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Advent time Christmas time falls
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Unfortunately, there is no light
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absorbed
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I said yes before
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I knew I had an interesting
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Find out the facts, and that's
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2009 10 is also the first December
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Sunday speaks the first Advent falls
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at the first
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December is coming to me now
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Ask Since When Do We Celebrate?
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this Advent period
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I personally would have thought it
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had that one thing that we already
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Celebrating Eternities
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It's not even that long in
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The Old Church was the time of Advent.
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actually a fasting time and she caught
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It starts on November 11th and lasts until
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6 January
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What then was the appearance of the Lord?
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and today's forms of this feast
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So it goes into the seventh century.
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retrace
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This was done under Pope Gregory.
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the number of Sundays from six to
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four reduced and the number four
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It symbolizes the 4000 years that the
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People according to the church
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History after the Fall
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Waiting in Paradise for the Redeemer
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Big man's 4,000 years
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Another special feature of this
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Advent time and this is the Advent
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advent wreath and also there I would have now
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I thought it was something we already
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It's been so long since my
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Presumption out of my childish
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As an adult and myself
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Childish yes opinion out but is it
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In fact, around 1840, 38 people
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Kranz had the consist of 23 candles 19
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Little red for the days to
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Christmas and four thick whites for the
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Sundays and every day there was a candle
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On and when Christmas arrives
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was enlightened this wreath with the
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Small and Big Candles
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It's the whole thing and so right.
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But it is not so handed down in
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In 1860, he was the first
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type wooden tire with pine green or dance
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It was developed and then only
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fixed with four candles and from the
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In the 1920s it was found.
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Advent wreaths also in the Catholic Church
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The church was just an evangelical.
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Necessary and Today
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Christ, so that the Churches
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They are Russian Orthodox.
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Churches also have an Advent wreath
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But it's interesting when
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So much thought about it
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Do what I use for my part.
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This special time
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Like I said, I have less.
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So to do earlier you were in the summer
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much more on the road
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In the spring he has something to do.
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autumn and winter generally less
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That's why there's such a typical time around
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to remember and I find that in this
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Today's fast-paced consumption
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Occupied time just goes down
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Some of them have the best wine.
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US market where gets the glowing wine land
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Where is the bratwurst at texting?
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And the most favorable
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The gifts are clear as a child
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Christmas presents what you can do as
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adult
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I think for some it is also
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Gifts for me, it's time to
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my life
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This was once a separate
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issue go to christmas party
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then one still stays with me
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Thank you for listening and wishing
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To you a student of my desires you
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A good time is a good time for Advent.
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It's a great Advent season with lots of
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They are beautiful and don't let you
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Infected by the hustle and bustle
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Sasha.
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In today's issue of the Monolog Podcasts it is about Advent or the Christmas season I try to explain where this custom came into being and when it was introduced to us in today's day just as and since when we set up an Advent wreath.
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Sascha Markmann ist ein kreativer Kopf mit einer bewegten Biografie – und ein Mensch, der das Leben nach einem Schlaganfall noch einmal ganz neu für sich entdeckt hat. Nach Stationen als Rettungssanitäter und Altenpfleger fand Sascha seinen Weg in den kreativen Ausdruck. Als Blogger, Podcaster, Musiker und visueller Geschichtenerzähler bringt er heute Dinge zusammen, die nur auf den ersten Blick nicht passen: Er kombiniert seine handfeste Begeisterung für Technik – von selbst gehosteten Servern bis hin zur elektronischen Musikproduktion – mit emotionaler Tiefe und einem schrägen Sinn für Humor. Seine Beiträge entstehen irgendwo zwischen Borderline, Acid Basslines und Beistand – ehrlich, direkt und gerne auch mal mit einem Augenzwinkern. Leitmotiv: „Audiovisueller Stumpfsinn mit keinem Nutzwert – aber vielleicht genau deshalb so wertvoll.“ View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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