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Probably the most ancient cult, along with the cult of the ancestors🌳 An important thing to be said about all my Slavic folklore and mythology posts: the names, the terms, the traditions strongly vary. There is no monolith canonical lore. There are a lot of places, peoples, cultures, local variations, etc. To summarize it I sometimes need to oversimplify things, and I am sorry for that. When I read anthropological research, I see that even two different families living in the same village a...

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15 Slavic Goddesses You Should Know About

Lada is the Slavic goddess of creation, considered to be the mother of all gods. She patronizes over love, youth, joy and harmony and is a symbol of beauty and order. In the place where she is, there is warmth and comfort, a feeling of you are “home”. The goddess is depicted as a woman in the prime of life and full bodied, symbol of mature motherhood.

Slavic mythology from Poland (part 3): ZMORY

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Badass Women of Polish Mythology

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15 Slavic Goddesses You Should Know About

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Drawing protective symbols with sand in Poland

Poland: old tradition of drawing protective symbols with sand

Polish Goddess: The Divine Legacy of Lada, Niya, Dzidzilelia, Marzana

Polish Goddesses" takes you on a magical journey through the world of the divine feminine, mythical stories, and cultural heritage that has deep roots in Poland's long past.

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Slavic Gods And Goddesses

Ozwiena: Slavic Goddess of Gossips

As you might expect, Ozwiena is the goddess of echo in Slavic folklore, so the nymph Echo is the Greek name for her. Ozwiena is a figure that is linked to talking about and sharing actions, thoughts, and conversations. People also think of her as the goddess of rumors who spills secrets. The story says that Ozwiena changed the meaning of words when she didn't like someone.In Slavic legend, Ozwiena was also said to have been with the god Veles.

Goddess Of Time

Mythological Stories

Goddess Magick

Chislobog's: Slavic Goddess of Time and Destiny

Chislobog is a fascinating Slavic goddess of time and fate who can take you to the heavens. Discover the deep mysteries of Chislobog's cosmic impact through these artistic representations, symbolic images, and mythological stories in this Pinterest collection. We will travel through the threads of time to find out what this divine lady is really like.

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Superstitions in Poland

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13 Super-Polish Superstitions

A list of some Polish superstitions. If you can't find something ask the dwarves!

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Our Lady of Cats — Harkenback - Jessica Benhar

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Lada's Radiance: Explore the Grace and Love of the Slavic Goddess of Beauty and Fertility 🌺✨

Spend some time in the beautiful world of Lada, the Slavic goddess who is loved for her beauty, love, and prosperity. This carefully chosen collection shows off the beautiful spirit of Lada through artistic interpretations, folklore, and symbols that honor women and plenty. Come with us as we find the timeless beauty of Lada's grace. Lada is a Slavic goddess of beauty and fertility. #Lada #SlavicGoddess #BeautyAndFertility