Your personal guide& driver in Moscow


My name is Arthur Lookyanov and I'm very glad to cheer you as a visitor of my personal web-site. Although I wasn't born in Moscow, I've lived in the capital of Russia since I was 2 years old. That's why I consider myself a real Muscovite who loves this city as well as his own Motherland and respects it as a native city.
Domes of Russian Orthodox Churches
Moscow is famous of its numerous domes of nice orthodox churches. They are magnificent, they are unforgettable. They can be seen from everywhere. Church domes can tell a lot about the cathedral to those who can understand their language. The amount of the domes can tell to everybody for whose glory the church was built. For example, the church of one single dome is devoted to the God. Two domes symbolize the duality of the Jesus Christ, the human and the son of the God. It is not difficult to understand, that three domes mean the unity of Father Son and Holy Spirit. If the church has seven domes the architecture wanted to show his devotion of the seven virtues. The color of the domes means a lot too. The golden domes symbolize the glory of the Jesus Christ. The green domes have churches built in the faith of the Blessed Trinity. To pray to holy Mother of God just chose the church with blue domes covered with golden stars. Even the shape of the dome says its own story. If you see the church with the dome looks like a helmet, be sure it was built to glorify the victory of the forces of light over darkness. The domes which look like the candle flame remember us that our soles are rush to reach the height of the spirit.
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Golden Domes of Annunciation Cathedral (Moscow Kremlin)
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Golden Domes of Transfiguration in Baroque (Moscow Novodevichy)
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Magnificent Golden Cupolas of Holy Churches (Sergiyev Posad)
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Grand Domes of Smolensky Cathedral (Moscow Novodevichy)
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Shining Domes of Annunciation over Skies
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Domes of St. John the Baptist Church by Stroganov's (Sergiyev Posad)
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Blue and Golden Domes of Assumption (Sergiev Posad)
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Nativity's Blue Domes (Suzdal)
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Domes of Savior’s Transfiguration Cathedral (Suzdal)
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Silver Domes and Bell Tower of Smolenskaya church (Suzdal)
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Golden Domes of Verkhospassky Cathedral (Moscow Kremlin)
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St. Basil's Dazzling Domes (Moscow)
