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Meskel, also known as “Finding of the True Cross,” is a colorful and vibrant holiday celebrated in Ethiopia. This ancient festival holds deep religious significance for Christians in Ethiopia. It is a unique holiday and it coincides with the end of the raining season and the beginning of the harvest time in Ethiopia. The Origin of Meskel: Meskel traces its roots back over 1,600 years to the fourth century AD. According to Ethiopian Orthodox Christian tradition, it commemorates the discovery of the True Cross upon which Jesus Christ was crucified. The story goes that Queen Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine, had a dream guiding her to find the Holy Cross. She and her followers lit a bonfire, and the smoke led them to the spot where the Cross was buried.  The celebration of Meskel begins on the evening of September 26th. Families and communities gather to light a large bonfire called a “Demera.” This central event is a symbol of the bonfire that Queen Helena used to find the True Cross. The Demera is adorned with yellow Meskel daisies, and it is surrounded by joyful singing and dancing. All over the country the bonfires are lit. In Addis Ababa (the capitol city) the bonfire set in Meskel Square is HUGE While Meskel is a religious holiday, it also holds cultural significance for all Ethiopians. It is a time for families to come together, share meals, and enjoy the vibrant traditions of their country. Traditional dances, music, and feasts are shared by families, neighbors, and communities all over the country. #tytravels #sabbatical subscribe to the channel here below 👉👉   / @tekletravel27