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posted by: Verra Xenophontovna
: THRIFTQUEEN@YAHOO.COM
on: Jan 12, 2006   at: 05:22
subject: 1903 beautifully illustrated Russian Folk Tale book - downloadable

There's a beautifully illustrated downloadable ebook of Russian Folk Tales that was first printed in 1903! The hard copy is no longer in print, but this is an electronic copy of the book. You can find it at http://www/uthrive.net
posted by: chaz
: gwarfreak07@yahoo.com
on: Jan 12, 2006   at: 14:48
subject: witchcraft

i need more info on witchcraft
posted by: danno
: danno_1_2_3@hotmail.com
on: Jan 13, 2006   at: 09:12
subject: nuttin in particular

hello this syyt is cool speshally the superstitions does any1 no anymore which arent on the page thnx x x x
posted by: debz
: debz_is_lush@msn.com
on: Jan 13, 2006   at: 09:13
subject: nowt

just like the part about bad omens hav got some rly good tips cheers!
posted by: danno
: danno_1_2_3@hotmail.com
on: Jan 13, 2006   at: 09:13
subject: nuttin in particular

hello this syyt is cool speshally the superstitions does any1 no anymore which arent on the page thnx x x x
posted by: Andrew
: Vanillacream611@hotmail.com
on: Jan 15, 2006   at: 03:44
subject: Love it

posted by: Crystal
: cdeepwater@yahoo.com
on: Jan 22, 2006   at: 12:24
subject: Traditional ceremonies in the United States

I'm looking for other Slavic-Americans that are interested in reviving and performing traditional, Slavic, Pagan ceremonies in the United States. I am in Minnesota, but would be willing to collaborate by phone or email, as well. I am very motivated and would love to hear from anyone who shares this vision.
posted by: anton
: heratheta@aol
on: Jan 24, 2006   at: 14:12
subject: slavic god rod

the way to rod is 90 degrees right from your dream more at "making nightmares pay' on the web bydte zdobom
posted by: Jelena
: jelena@shaw.ca
on: Feb 02, 2006   at: 23:06
subject:

Hi there, Im Croatian and ive always found it difficult to find information on our pre christian religion. Needless to say, I found this site very informative. Quick question: is there any "pagan" significance to traditional Croatian kolo? I also have a couple more superstitions from my family (from Livno in Bosna) -never step over somebody when they are lying down, it provokes their near death (if you do, walk right back over the other way) -whistling outloud by yourself invokes bad spirits -if youre having your coffee grinds (turkish coffee) read and the fortune is bad, you must wash the grinds away with sweetened milk -and the reason why you shouldnt sit at the corner of the table is because you will never get married if you do (thats a big one for my mama). well this is a little long but I really had fun with this page. thanks
posted by: ?
: almarinovich@yahoo.com.au
on: Feb 09, 2006   at: 05:55
subject: Cool

Hi,... I'm a Slav from Australia. I have found this site very interesting even if it's too Russo-centric for my liking. Nothing against those brothers Slavs. I would like to see more Balkan orientated pagan beliefs on your site though, especially from Croatia and Bosnia. I'm no pagan but I do like this site as a part of the Slavic Meta Narrative and in these post communist and post christian times it serves a very good purpose. Sure, all Slavic beliefs came from the same oevre however these beliefs did diverge at some point which is why I'm interested in finding out more about ancient Croatian and Bosnian beliefs prior to the advent of christianity and islam. I have read that the ancient Croats may have been heretical Aryan Christians upon arriving in the Balkans but other sources allude to the fact that ancient Croatian Kings/Dukes did have very clear pagan beliefs. I guess learning about the past is one way to understand the present which is why I'm so curious to know more. In my family there are many instances of superstitions that pre-date christianity. Having grown up on a farm I would like to share one pro-verb my father shares with me, "What the Lord gives to me, I give back to the earth!" In spite of that I am not personally religious or spritual but I can appreciate it's sentiment. From what I read, the ancient Slavs were very connected to the earth and it's something that is still true of them today and I don't need paganism to understand that. Anyway,... different strokes for different folks. Sretno!
posted by: Goran Sevolod Zelic
: slavjanskizec@mail.ru
on: Feb 10, 2006   at: 16:41
subject: Ima li ko taj disk

Slava braco i sestre! Mene zivo zanima ima li ko od vas pod ovim svodom Svarogovim disk koji je izdat cini mi se u Poljskoj (ili Ukrajini) i zove se "Stit Peruna"? Ako ima, ili ima neke pesme sa tog diska (a da nisu one tri sto se na netu za download mogu naci, neka mi se javi na mail. Vecna slava ognju zivota!
posted by: Christopher
: dragonsbane4@yahoo.com
on: Feb 14, 2006   at: 02:53
subject: the old ways

I'm 100% Carpatho-Rusyn, but my grandparents (who were born in Europe) didn't really teach my parents a great deal of the old folklore and mythologies and used old Slavonic to keep secrets. I just wanted to show my appreciation for all the hard work that must have went into this site and for the sheer magnitude of information contained here. I've been looking into and trying to study the old traditions, but comprehensive lists that are reliable are fairly hard to find. Thank you very much.
posted by: sue
: sue_godsmack@yahoo.com
on: Feb 20, 2006   at: 19:44
subject: slav pagan?

what do you know about this religion i live in north america in nh. i was brought up pagan but in just a general form i think that our family beliefs follow more on the salv side but i need for info about the religion. thanks if you can help please email me at sue_godsmack@yahoo.com
posted by: timothy land
: bleucrabb@yahoo.com
on: Mar 04, 2006   at: 21:55
subject: russian pantheons

i'm not of slavic descent... or at least i don't think i am, but i believe that i was in a past life and now i am clearly interested in slavic gods...how do you pronounce the name......'Perun'?
posted by: Jaroslav Vladimirovich
: jaroslav2006@yahoo.com
on: Mar 08, 2006   at: 11:13
subject: Seeking info about Pagan Russian religious practices!

Slava! I am new to my ancestral faith and want to know how to practice Russian Heathen faith within my home! How do you set up shrine to worship Gods and honor ancestors please! All help is appreciated! Slava! Jaroslav
posted by: Ivan
: muda@muda.yu
on: Mar 13, 2006   at: 05:44
subject: Origin

Zna li neko poreklo rechi SLOVEN , ili poreklo imena etnichkih grupacija(Srbi,Hrvati,Chesi...)?Pa zna li?Nemojte me terati da upotrebim silu!A u kurac.
posted by: Rouslan Borodin
: norderg@rambler.ru
on: Mar 20, 2006   at: 14:20
subject: Hello from Russia and about BLINY

I am from Russia (St.Petersburg) and I study the slavonic paganism at the University (historic department), so if someone wants to discuss this subject? you can connect me/ By the way to ANNA asking about bliny - of course thi tradition is connected with Maslenitsa - the spring pagan celebration in wich the bliny (a kind of pancakes)simbolized the sun. We still celebrate Maslenitsa and it is folloewd by the Christian Lent.
posted by: Kathy Kubusch
: kkubusch@cogeco.ca
on: Mar 26, 2006   at: 15:10
subject: Origianal Sorbish Paganism

My Father is from East Germany and of Sorbish/Wendish decent. Does anybody know about where I can find any info on the origianl pagan traditions of my people?
posted by: Ainsley
: hpsofsnert@aol.com
on: Mar 26, 2006   at: 15:20
subject: Wendish Mythology

There is a booklet called "Wendish Mythology" by Stephen Flowers which can be purchased at www.runaraven.com.
posted by: Heathen
: colin.wharton@googlemail.com
on: Mar 29, 2006   at: 11:07
subject: hi

im an english heathen , recently i was told that i have russian ancestry my great great grandfather married a woman called "seeba" (appologies if i have miss spelt this name ) my family have a long history of sea fairing travel.could anyone help me with any tribal names that would come from the north west of russia so i can do some research may svarog keep you safe !
posted by: Kestrels
: falconkestrel@yahoo.com
on: Apr 05, 2006   at: 08:54
subject: Enjoyable site

Keep up the good work! This is a very interesting site, and I look forward to reading more on here as you go along. http://www.geocities.com/kestrelrms/ Grassaf, Kestrel
posted by: Jade Schell
: skinlogic@gmail.com
on: Apr 07, 2006   at: 00:18
subject: incubus

Warm wishes and respect to you. I am not a wiccan, but very curious about the wiccan experience and I have been doing a lot of online research in this field. specially as it relates to having sex or an orgy with the incubus. My educational background is in the sciences so I want to test and experience everything. I would like to experience an orgy or individual sex with incubus or incubi. I hope my terminology is correct. If not please let me know as I am teachable. I do not own any wiccan devices to perform an incantation or evocation. I am hoping you will teach me how to perform a ritual with items I will have around the home. I am an expert in essential oils and have many medicinal quality oils, plus beautiful essential oil candles of high quality. I have read a couple of online articles and tried the suggestions written but nothing has happened. Due to my own error I am sure. I am highly sexual - liking men and the male sex organ. I also am willingly seeking this incubus experience which I thought might be attractive to these spirits? I will be a willing sexual partner. What can I do? Is there any symbology that I can find online and use to assist this experience? And is this really possible or is it just a myth? If you are able to assist me I am thankful. I know this must take time away from your other activities - I want you to know that I really and very much appreciate you time and energy spent helping me. Warm regards and kind thoughts. Jadey
posted by: Ainsley
: hpsofsnert@aol.com
on: Apr 07, 2006   at: 15:44
subject: Incubi

Not to be rude, but, would you call a flower shop to find a pharmacist to ask him how to make a fondant icing? Then why ask a Wiccan, on a specifically non-Wiccan site about how to do something that has nothing to do with Wicca? Orgies are not part of the Wiccan religion, especially not demonic ones. People who tell you otherwise obviously know nothing about the religion. And Slavic Witches are most definitely NOT Wiccan. The Incubus is generally a fantastical being created from one's own subconscious during certain states of sleep paralysis. There may be something more sinister out there, but the majority of Incubi are medically and psychologically explainable.
posted by: Vasily
: no e-mail
on: Apr 10, 2006   at: 15:39
subject: Religion and Beliefs

I'am a Pagan and may take up Slavianstvo as my religion in my life.I belive we need to set up a Pagan Theocratic state with Slavianstvo as head religion.Sexual relationships between family members is not a crime,because a brother and sister or cousin and cousin or other,and is not incest,I mean look at the gods and goddesses.I'am sick and tried of the Christians say it wrong and it's not right to do,and I say FUCK OFF CHRISTIANS!
posted by: ?
: almarinovich@yahoo.com.au
on: Apr 15, 2006   at: 11:52
subject: Flippin Eck!!!

I can't believe some of the nonsense people post here. Ok,... this is a democratic forum and freedom of speech should be respected but somethings go to far and are just plain absurd which defy belief. Vasily, grow up and get a life! You give us all a bad name and by that I mean all decent human beings. Boze Moj!
posted by: Monstrum
: ne dam vam
on: Apr 19, 2006   at: 07:05
subject: izedite mi jajca

Ovo je samo za onaj glupi slovenacko-hrvatski pederski par.Vi ste pagani moj kurac , jebo' vas rimski papa.Nauci srpski ili crkni!
posted by: Alex Matkevich
: super_lexxy@hotmail.com
on: Apr 25, 2006   at: 07:24
subject:

Wow this site is so interesting! It's cool to read about Pagan stuff that is half my heritage! I've never come across a Slavic Witch before, so I guess they are quite rare? Great site!
posted by: peasantwitch
: peasantwitch@yahoo.com
on: Apr 27, 2006   at: 17:31
subject: Russian/Slavic

I never expected to feel drawn to this kind of Paganism because while my ancestors are 100 percent Slavic (Russian and Ukranian) I'd figured their being Jewish exempted me from the draw. I'm surprised and pleased to find that it resonates so well with me.
posted by: Ainsley
: hpsofsnert@aol.com
on: Apr 28, 2006   at: 13:09
subject: Slavic Paganism and Judaism

I'm glad you posted. Unfortunately, Slavic Heathenism suffers the same fate as Asatru in attracting ignorant, ethno-centric anti-semites. I am the webmistress of this site and my grandfather was a Byelorussian Jew. My mother's side of the family was also Slavic, but Christian. In studying the foods, languages, myths, etc. of Slavic peoples I have seen remarkable similarities with those of the Jewish peoples. I mean, blintzes and latke's? c'mon! For an interesting article about the Khazar origins of Eastern-European Jews see http://www.khazaria.com/khazardiaspora.html
posted by: Ainsley
: hpsofsnert@aol.com
on: May 04, 2006   at: 10:49
subject: Testing

Testing
posted by: Maks and Zobiana
: maks_zobi@msn.com
on: May 08, 2006   at: 08:30
subject: Kosak recreation group

Hail! I would like you to list that there is a Kosak (Cossack) recreation/living history group based in North Texas. We perform at many "Ren Fairs" in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. We ARE NOT SCA, but a real living history group that also fights with live blade (real Kosak sabres that are blunted, but real) in battle and duels. I present a living history talk and present an open view of the the Kosak wars of the 17th Century. We have a working Kolduna and I officiate as a Banita Ataman and Volkhvy. We have a replica 17th Polish/Ukrainian inn at the four winds site that we own and use as a training site for new Kosaky, both male and female on the last Sunday of every month. I do prefer that new members e-mail before attending.