Searching for the Slavic Soul

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Searching for the Slavic Soul is an attempt to look at Slavic culture with the eyes of a Rodnover — a practitioner of Slavic Native Faith. We separate interpretations from facts and find in the Slavic heritage the elements which were suppressed by time and Christianisation. Focused on authentic, evidence-based pre-Christian Slavic traditions only — no Wicca, no eclectic neopaganism, no New-Age inventions. witia.substack.com

  1. 4d ago

    Rodnovery 101: The Gods

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here: https://witia.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    10 min

  2. Jun 1

    3.04: Till cure or death

    In this episode summary of Spiritual Culture of the Slavs, pages 172 to 230, chapter "Medicine". - how Slavs saw diseases - how Slavs treated disease - pan-Slavic herbs ------------------------------- S2E3 Shadow work with an axe S1E11 It’s not Slavic to be a Karen ------------------------------- Witia's substack: https://witia.substack.com   Witia's email: witia.daboru@gmail.com ------------------------------- Artwork for this episode is picture of bania (Russian sauna) from ideaguide.ru Music: The Meaning by Dark Fantasy Studio This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    49 min

  3. May 28

    Becoming Slav, Becoming Croat: Identity Transformations in Post-Roman and Early Medieval Dalmatia by Danijel Džino

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here: https://witia.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    3 min

  4. May 20

    Slavic calendar 2/2

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting, as well as with all the Moszyński's comments here: https://witia.substack.com/p/slavic-calendar-22 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    15 min

  5. May 10

    Slavic calendar 1/2

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting, as well as with all the Moszyński's comments here: https://witia.substack.com/p/slavic-calendar-12 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    15 min

  6. May 3

    Rituals in Slavic Pre-Christian Religion by Juan Antonio Álvarez-Pedrosa and Enrique Santos Marinas

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here: https://witia.substack.com/p/rituals-in-slavic-pre-christian-religion More on Patricia Robin Woodroof here: https://witia.substack.com/p/episode-14-the-magic-of-sowo-9cf This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    7 min

  7. May 1

    3.03: Counting Slavs

    In this episode the summary of pages 97-172 of tome 1 of Kultura Duchowa (Spiritual Culture of the Slavs) by Kazimierz Moszyński: → embodied mathematics of the Slavs → why the Slavic counting intervals were 3, 15, 30 and 60 → Slavic time telling → Slavic calendar ------------------------------- E9S1 Dola and Niedola https://open.substack.com/pub/witia/p/episode-9-dola-and-niedola-adf Lunar vs solar calendar https://www.sciencing.com/difference-between-lunar-calendar-solar-calendar-22648/ ------------------------------- Witia's substack: https://witia.substack.com   Witia's email: witia.daboru@gmail.com ------------------------------- Artwork for this episode is picture of cow’s eye found on www.animalia-life.club Music: The Meaning by Dark Fantasy Studio This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    47 min

  8. Apr 26

    Polish Traditional Folklore: The Magic of Time by Anna Brzozowska-Krajka

    Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader. You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here: https://witia.substack.com/p/polish-traditional-folklore-the-magic The reviewed book you can find here: https://archive.org/details/anna-brzozowska-krajka-polish-traditional-folklore-the-magic-of-time-east-european-monographs This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit witia.substack.com

    4 min
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Searching for the Slavic Soul is an attempt to look at Slavic culture with the eyes of a Rodnover — a practitioner of Slavic Native Faith. We separate interpretations from facts and find in the Slavic heritage the elements which were suppressed by time and Christianisation. Focused on authentic, evidence-based pre-Christian Slavic traditions only — no Wicca, no eclectic neopaganism, no New-Age inventions. witia.substack.com

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