🌿 Trinity, Tryzub, and the Soul of a Ukrainian

There are days when the Earth breathes not only spring but also sacred stillness. The Feast of the Holy Trinity — or Zeleni Sviata — is one of them. For Ukrainians, it is more than a Christian observance. It is a living memory that unites ancestral wisdom, reverence for nature, and the enduring voice of faith.

We decorate our homes with green branches not just to follow tradition, but to say: Gods are not only in heaven — They live in every leaf, in the wind, in every heartbeat of a Ukrainian who loves their land, stretching from Carpathian mountains to Caucasus, from the Prypiat river to the Black Sea.

That is why the Tryzub (Trident) is not just a state emblem. It is a symbol of sacred unity — the unity of:

• the visible world (Yav),

• the spiritual order (Prav),

• and the ancestral realm (Nav).

  
  

It’s woven into embroidery, carried on battle patches, etched into poems, whispered in prayers.The Tryzub is us.We, who see the world as a unity of Spirit, Nature, and Freedom.

When we honour the Trinity, we honour ourselves.We do not divide the sacred and the daily. Every blade of grass is a chapel. Every soulful breath — a prayer.

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