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Transcript of 24th episode of WItia’s podcast Searching for the Slavic Soul.

Other Slavic pagan celebrations

Not-solar-cycle related yearly holy days in the modern Slavic Native Faith.

With some comments on difficulties in reconstructing rituals in Slavic Native Faith, but barely any rants. I am staying on topic today!

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Transcript of 23rd episode of Witia’s podcast Searching for the Slavic Soul.

When the Sun Was a God Slavic — Slavic pagan rituals related to the sun cycle.

Rodnovery 101 — religious rituals, The Solar Cycle

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Transcript of 22nd episode of Witia’s podcast Searching for the Slavic Soul.

Planning your afterlife - Rodnovery 101: how to start?

First steps to take when starting to follow Slavic Native Faith

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The concept of fate, as well as Gods responsible for spinning it, are known in pretty much all the cultures created by the human kind. They are – or rather: were – also known to the pre-Christian Slavs. Our ancestors believed that the task of creating or spinning the fate of a human belongs to Goddesses, most frequently called Rozhanitsy, Narecnitsy, and Sudzhenitsy

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Recently it’s becoming more and more popular to abandon the dominating for centuries Judeo-Christian tradition, in order to discover and pursue the original, pagan roots of humanity. The internet, and social media in particular are full of questions about how to be pagan, what is paganism and how to follow a pagan religion, including the Slavic Native Faith or Rodnovery. To answer those questions the Witia’s team decided to create a sort of guide for those, who want to follow the Rodnovery faith, but don’t know how to go about it.

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