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this is part of the budhist religion. people throw coins at this pillar, or attach some talismans etc. i saw there also 1000 rubles note (almost 30 EURO). strange people, they think the more they offer, the more the god will like them or what ....
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August 28th 2008
Some pics that I could not upload before. almost all of them with comments. at the Ukrainian - Slovak border I got fined 1000 Slovak crowns, which is about 33 euro (on Slovak side). I had 2 cartons of (Marlboro) cigarettes, and allowed is to have just 1. Bastards, I did not expect they will check my backpack that thoroughly. Bastards 😊 So I bought the cigs really "cheap". 1 carton for th ... read more
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4th October 2010

Not aware of such a thing
I'm a budhist. But I've never heard of such practice. Must be a Russian version... And talking about offering to please God. I think you mistook us for other religions (i.e. look at them ravished churches and how much God really likes them)...
31st October 2010

true, to be more specific, it is some kind of mixture with ancient shamanism. http://rbth.ru/articles/2010/08/17/baikal_shamanism_04880.html

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