Peterburgian Vedism "to know" ("vedat")—a semantic root which is shared in Slavic and Sanskrit languages alike—, and it expresses the difference between sight or knowledge and dogmatic belief ("verit"), the latter being typical of non-Vedic doctrines. According to one of the contemporary leaders of the Peterburgian Vedic movement, Roman Perin, "Rodnovery" defines the practised religion, while "Vedism" defines the philosophy or knowledge at its core. Vedism therefore is not a religion but pure knowledge. According to Bezverkhy, dogmatic religions such as Christianity, but also Brahmanism (the successor of Vedism in India), were created in order to control the masses. Bezverkhy codified his
International Emerging Talent Film Festival find. The IETFF's Wing Awards will recognize Outstanding Achievement in the Festival’s competition. Awards, production services and products will be presented in seven categories: International Emerging Talent Film Festival The International Emerging Talent Film Festival (IETFF) is a film festival established in 2007 by the International Emerging Film Talent Association (IEFTA) that takes place in Monaco in the three days before the Cannes Film Festival. The mission of the IETFF is to discover and promote emerging cinema talent from around the world, to encourage dialogue between filmmakers, to promote cultural diversity and international understanding and to engage the art of