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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
Witia hosts Searching for the Slavic Soul, a religion show with 59 episodes published.
In this episode summary of Spiritual Culture of the Slavs, pages 72 to 230, chapter "Medicine". - how Slavs saw diseases - how Slavs treated disease - pan-Slavic herbs ------------------------------- S2E3 Shadow work wit
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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 f
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
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In this episode the summary of pages 41-97 of tome 1 of Kultura Duchowa (Spiritual Culture of the Slavs) by Kazimierz Moszyński: → the word of nature according to the Slavs → sensory and emotional perception according to
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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 f
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 f
In this episode: → who was Kazimierz Moszynski and why knowing his work is fundamental for any follower of Slavic Native Faith → what are the differences and similarities between pre-industrial and pre-Christian Slavs Th
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 f
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 f
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 f
In this episode: -> How to stop being a useless freeloader and become a Slavic hero -> What do Russian byliny tell us about how to make decisions and how to live -> How to worship Slavic Gods -> When will the 3rd season
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Searching for the Slavic Soul is hosted by Witia. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 59 episodes.
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