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Gods of the ancient Slavs
Romanova Svetlana Evgenievna,
teacher of history and social studies MBOU secondary school No. 1. Chernogorsk
Bykova Evgenia Alexandrovna,
Teacher of Russian language and literature MBOU Secondary School No. 1 of Chernogorsk
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The embodiment of bright human ideals: goodness, honor and justice.
Belobog was also revered as the embodiment of the spring sky and the god of daylight.
It was believed that this wise and fair god always helps those who are not lazy and do everything for the prosperity of their family.
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Slavic werewolf god, sage god, patron of the arts, lord of sorcery
Veles is the god of fertility, wealth and family farming.
Veles was considered the god of luck and travelers. Sometimes he was poetically called the Lord of the Roads or the Guide of all Paths.
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Dazhdbog
Patron of the summer sun and fertility.
Dazhdbog, whose favorite weapon was a spear (and occasionally a bow), was one of the greatest warriors of Iria, and not a single war was complete without his participation. Our ancestors depicted Dazhdbog in crimson-golden armor with a spear and shield in his hands. This was a mighty heavenly hero, which, by the way, even the mighty Perun could not cope with.
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Dazhdbog's wife.
Lelya, Lada and Makosh are the incarnations of Zhiva, which characterize the three stages of a woman’s development. Lelya is a young, playful and carefree girl. Lada is a young woman, measured and open. Makosh is a married woman who gave life to the successors of her family. And all of them are aspects of Alive, that is, life itself.
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Goddess of the harvest, fertility and death, patroness of witchcraft and justice
Winter is the physical manifestation of Mara
The goddess repeatedly saved the world, but also repeatedly practically destroyed it.
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God of thunder and military valor
The name Perun comes from the Proto-Slavic “perunъ”, which means “to strike, to strike.”
The distinctive features of the god Perun have always been a spacious red cloak (which among the Slavs later became a characteristic sign of princes-warlords), a powerful heroic horse and a hundred-foot club
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The creator of the world and the father of the first generation of light gods (gods-fathers), the Cause of all Causes, the founder and essence of the universe.
The one god Rod created the world as we know it.
all the most important words in the Russian language (Motherland, native, nature) come from the name of this god.
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The god of primordial fire and fertility, a messenger god capable of uniting and multiplying the powers of all Svarozhichi.
Semargl the Fire God, together with Svarog, participated in the Primordial Battle of Light and Darkness, which once and for all delineated the boundaries of the Slavic world, clearly separating Prav, Yav and Nav from each other.
Gods of the Slavs
Slides: 21 Words: 1781 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Slavic gods. Why did the Slavs reverence the sun more than anyone else? What gods did the Slavs believe in? Where to look for the answer? Looking for information? We learned about the beliefs of the ancient Slavs. The Slavs were pagans. Slavic god and our ancestor. There were four solar gods: Khors, Yarilo, Dazhbog and Svarog. Since ancient times, the Slavs have celebrated the change of seasons and the changing phases of the sun. Yarilo was revered in the spring between the spring and summer solstice (from March 21 to June 22). The connection of the gods with the change of seasons. The Slavs celebrated the beginning of the new year on December 22 - the day of the winter solstice. HORS – god of the sun. Yarilo. LADA is Yarilo’s wife. - Gods of the Slavs.ppt
Myths of the Slavs
Slides: 14 Words: 372 Sounds: 0 Effects: 47Myths of the ancient Slavs. Pantheon is a collection of deities of any religion. Gods of the Slavic pantheon. Perun - the god of thunder and lightning, was also considered the god of war. Svarog is the god of fire. Yarilo is the god of agriculture, the god of the spring sun. Veles is the “cattle god”, the god of the household. LADA is the goddess of youth and spring, beauty and fertility, patroness of love and marriage. Folk myth about the sun. What explains the folk myth about the sun? How does the myth explain the appearance of plants and animals? How does the myth explain the appearance of the human mind? How is the appearance of fire explained? Slavic holidays. At the foot of the idol there was a sacrificial altar. - Myths of the Slavs.ppt
Slavic religion
Slides: 8 Words: 543 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Eastern Slavs. Religion, rituals. Religion. Sun worship was widespread among the Slavs. The Sun God was called Hore (Khoros) or Yarilo. The month and stars that were in a “kinship” relationship with the Sun were also deified. Mokosh (Makosh) is a female deity that still remains not fully understood. Others suggest a connection between Mokoshi and spinning and weaving. Stone and wooden idols - figures of gods - are found in Slavic settlements. The head of the idol is crowned with a cap. Rituals. The ashes were scattered across the field to ensure a good harvest. They rode horses around the village, as if following the movement of the sun in a circle.. - Religion of the Slavs.ppt
Ancient Slavs
Slides: 39 Words: 1330 Sounds: 0 Effects: 287Slavic mythology. The most ancient beliefs are the worship of objects and phenomena of the immediate environment. What could our ancestors worship in their immediate environment? Remember the fairy tales that describe the process of werewolfhood. The werewolf later came to be considered an evil spirit, a demon. Then the wolf will no longer be able to turn into a human. The cult of animals among the ancient Slavs. Cult of the bear. As with any totem animal (animal that was worshiped). The ancient temple is a place of prayer and idolatry. Cult of the wolf. V. M. Vasnetsov “Ivan Tsarevich on the Gray Wolf.” What fairy tales with the participation of the Wolf do you know? - Ancient Slavs.ppt
Paganism of the Slavs
Slides: 43 Words: 2290 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Culture of the ancient Slavs (pre-Christian period). Paganism. Historical development of Slavic-Russian paganism. “Paganism” is an extremely vague term that arose in the church environment to designate everything non-Christian, pre-Christian. The Slavic-Russian part of the vast pagan massif can in no way be understood as a separate, independent and only Slavic variant of religious primitive ideas. The main determining material for the study of paganism is ethnographic: rituals, round dances, songs, children's games into which archaic rituals degenerated, fairy tales that preserved fragments of ancient mythology and epic. - Paganism of the Slavs.ppt
Slavic beliefs
Slides: 18 Words: 158 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Beliefs of the Eastern Slavs. The Slavs were pagans. Paganism is the worship of many gods. Nature is a living being. Gods of the Slavs. Yarilo. Perun. Stribog. Veles. Makosh. The Slavs believed in an afterlife. Brownie, Shchur. Mermaids. Evil spirit - goblin, water spirit. The Slavs worshiped idols. The Slavs did not build temples. Idols. The temple is a place of sacrifice to the gods. Magi. The priests, the Magi, served the gods. - Beliefs of the Slavs.ppt
Gods of the ancient Slavs
Slides: 12 Words: 644 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Religion of the ancient Slavs. 1.From history... 2.Rituals. 3.Gods. 4.Author. 5.Bibliographic list. The Slavs in the pre-Christian period did not have a religion common to all tribes. From history... Very little information has been preserved about the paganism of the ancient Slavs. Of all the rituals of pagan Rus', the best known is the funeral one. Rituals. The funeral ended with a memorial feast and military competitions. Gods. Perun, movement of the ether, thunder. Golden mother, silence, peace. Svetovid, sun, vital warmth. Znich, initial fire, ether. Belbog, goodness and good beginning. Strong god, strong god. Dazhbog, prosperity. - Gods of the ancient Slavs.ppt
Myths of the ancient Slavs
Slides: 15 Words: 256 Sounds: 0 Effects: 37Myths of the ancient Slavs. Eastern Slavs. Belarusians. Russians. Ukrainians. Ancient Slavs -. Pagans. Christianity. Persecution of pagan culture. Dual faith. The Gamayun bird is a prophetic bird, a talker, a messenger of the gods. Prophetic bird, wise bird, You know a lot, you know a lot... Tell me, Gamayun, sing, tell us... Why was the whole White Light conceived? Myth -. Horse -. god of the sun and solar disk. Son of Svarog. Spouse of Zari-Zarenitsa. Together with other gods, he freed Perun from captivity. The oldest collection of Slavic myths. And the silver curls of the thunder god are tossed by the mountain winds! - Myths of the ancient Slavs.ppt
Slavic mythology
Slides: 23 Words: 681 Sounds: 0 Effects: 108Plots and heroes of Slavic mythology. Plots and heroes. Mythology of the ancient Slavs. Plots. Pantheon. The birth of the world. Lada. Makosh. Silver head. Dazhdbog. Svarog. Veles. Folk myth about the Sun. Meaning of words. Perun defeats the snake. Slavic holidays. Feast of Ivan Kupala. Round dances. Fights. Slavic mythology. - Slavic mythology.ppt
Ancient religion of the Slavs
Slides: 12 Words: 637 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Religion (beliefs) of the ancient Slavs. Gods of the ancient Slavs. The Slavs did not have a single polytheistic pantheon of deities. Although there are a number of deities that researchers recognize as common Slavic. Sources for the study of Slavic beliefs. The study of paganism seems to be a very difficult task due to a number of factors. Idols in the religion of the ancient Slavs. Most often, idols were placed on hillocks, on river banks, and in groves. Pantheon of Prince Vladimir. Magi in the religion of the ancient Slavs. The Slavs also had so-called Magi. Mentions have been preserved, including in chronicles, of miracles performed by the Magi. - Ancient religion of the Slavs.ppt
Religion of the Eastern Slavs
Slides: 10 Words: 57 Sounds: 0 Effects: 43Research work On the topic: “Religion of the Eastern Slavs.” Paganism -. The religion of our ancestors. I. The origins of paganism. 1) What is paganism? 2) Where did paganism come from? Rituals and holidays. 1) Holidays of the Eastern Slavs. 2) Rituals of the Eastern Slavs. The origins of paganism. The Eastern Slavs were pagans. Paganism appeared when people began to think about the world around them. Pagan gods of the Eastern Slavs. Svarog was considered the father and ruler of all gods. The most revered god of thunder is Perun. Objects of religious worship. All pagan rituals were performed in special sanctuaries - temples. - Religion of the Eastern Slavs.ppt
Ancient gods
Slides: 13 Words: 626 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Slavic deities. Genus. Violent winds - from the breath.. Svarog. Svarog cooked (cooked, created) the earth. The thickened moisture became the first dry land. They honor both father and son - Svarozhich-Fire. Veles. Veles is one of the greatest gods of the ancient world. People learned to overcome difficulties and value happiness. Veles could take on any form. Dazhdbog. Dazhbog closes winter and opens summer. Perun. Perun is the most famous of the Svarozhich brothers. God is the manager, God punishes for non-compliance with laws. Perun's thoughts are quick, Whatever he wants is now. Lada. All people should be able to get along with each other. Roof. - Ancient gods.ppt
Slavic gods
Slides: 33 Words: 3240 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Paganism of the ancient Slavs. Slavic paganism. Historical development of Slavic-Russian paganism. Human. Paganism. The decline of the authority of the church. A kind of double faith. Lots of magical characters. Pantheon of Slavic gods. Supreme deity of the Slavs. Horse. Yarilo. Dazhdbog. Svarog. Solar gods. Functional gods. Perun. Veles. Fire God. Stribog. Gods of the Slavs of the middle sphere. Chur. Belbog. Day and Night. Makosh. Lada. Polel. Brownie. Meadow. Leshy. Water. Deities-monsters. Ancient man. - Slavic gods.ppt
Slavic deities
Slides: 17 Words: 1325 Sounds: 0 Effects: 2Beliefs of the ANCIENT SLAVS. About earthly dispensation. How did our distant ancestors imagine the world? Scientists write that the Slavs imagined the world to be like an egg. Migratory birds fly there in winter. World Tree. Mother Earth and Father Sky. The Slavs considered the Earth and Sky to be a married couple that gave birth to all living things. The God of Heaven was called Svarog, or Stribog - “father-god”. The Slavs called the Goddess of the Earth Makosha. It was believed that the Earth would not carry a deceiver. For lazy people, the Great Mother could ruin the harvest. Svarozhichi. Perun is the Slavic god of thunder. Perun Svarozhich. Sanctuary of Perun. Dazhdbog Svarozhich. - Deities of the Slavs.pptx
Names of the Slavic gods
Slides: 24 Words: 593 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Gods. Belobog. Belobog was portrayed as a wise, gray-haired old man. Chernobog. Chernobog (black Serpent, Koschey) - Lord of Darkness. God of cold, destruction, death, evil, madness. Veles and Dazhdbog. Dazhdbog is the god of the Sun, heat and light, the god of fertility and life-giving force. Dogoda and Pozvizd. Dogoda is the god of quiet, pleasant winds and clear weather. Pozvizd is the fierce god of bad weather and storms. Kitovras and Kolyada. Kitovras is a centaur god, a builder god, a scientist and an inventor. Kolyada is the god of merry feasts. Lel. Lel is the god of love passion, the son of the goddess of beauty and love Lada. The word “cherish” reminds us of it - undead, love. - Names of the Slavic gods.ppt
Names of Slavic gods
Slides: 11 Words: 588 Sounds: 0 Effects: 2Pantheon of Slavic gods. Pantheon. Genus. Svarog. Veles. Dazhdbog. Perun. Semargl. Stribog. Lada. Makosh. - Names of Slavic gods.pptx
List of Slavic gods
Slides: 43 Words: 1005 Sounds: 0 Effects: 175Ancient Slavs. Gods of the Slavs. Svarog. Lord of the fire element. Perun. Ilya Muromets. Dazhdbog. Son of Svarog. Semargl. Deity of seeds. Horse. Sun. Stribog. Stribog is the supreme king of the winds. Makos. Goddess of the earth. Veles. God of wisdom and poetry. Yarilo. God of the young spring sun. Moraine. Goddess of winter. Childbirth and women in labor. Gods of fertility and childbirth. Spirits of the ancient Slavs. Brownie. The soul of home. Field worker. Patron of the fields. Water. Mythical river dweller. Dvorovoy and Bannik. Dvorovoy. Holidays of the ancient Slavs. Carnival. Egory Veshny. Ivan Kupala. Elijah the Prophet. Slavs. Holiday. - List of Slavic gods.pptx
Ancient Slavic gods
Slides: 31 Words: 1847 Sounds: 14 Effects: 4Ideas of the ancient Slavs about the world. A.S. Pushkin. We know the structure of the world quite well according to the ideas of the ancient Slavs. In the bowels of the earth, in the lower world, an unquenchable fire (inferno) burns. World Tree. The ancient Slavs considered the world tree to be a kind of axis holding the world together. Buyan - Island of the Sun. In Russian medieval folklore - “the father of all stones.” In conspiracies and fairy tales - “white-flammable stone”. It was not for nothing that the combustible Alatyr stone was located in the center of the universe. The Eastern Slavs worshiped stones, trees, and sacred groves. There is a green oak near Lukomorye... The pillar is divided into three tiers, on each of which different images are carved. - Ancient Slavic gods.pptx
Gods of Slavic mythology
Slides: 16 Words: 611 Sounds: 0 Effects: 27Dictionary. Pantheon. Genus. Lada. Perun. Dazhdbog. Makosh. Svarog. Stribog. Creatures and spirits. Drum. Beregini. Water. Brownie. Leshy. - Gods of Slavic mythology.ppt
Pantheon of gods of the ancient Slavs
Slides: 29 Words: 3531 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Gods of the ancient Slavs. Svarog. Perun. Power. Veles. Son of the heavenly Cow. The Slavs revered Veles as the god of wealth. Chernobog. Black God. Dazhbog. The sun is king. Yarila. Horse. Madder. Stribog. Makosh. Customs. Lada. Lelya. A huge number of legends. Dvorovy. Bannik. Leshy. The goblin looks like a human. Water. Brownie. The brownie settled down to live underground. Bereginya. Ancestors. - Pantheon of gods of the ancient Slavs.ppt
Pagan gods of the ancient Slavs
Slides: 22 Words: 2470 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Gods of the ancient Slavs. Customs and traditions. Slavs in the pre-Christian period. Great Gods of the Slavs. Perun. Dazhdbog. Stribog. Yarilo. Mokosh. Lelya. Minor gods. Zevana. Mythological animals and spirits. Bannik. Alkonos. Gamayun. Kikimora. Field worker. Mermaids. Ghouls. Paganism. - Pagan gods of the ancient Slavs.pptx
Slavic myths about the creation of the world
Slides: 19 Words: 1448 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Slavic myths about the creation of the world. The Slavs imagined the whole world in the form of a huge oak tree. Slavic myths about the creation of the Earth. The egg cracked and mother earth came out of its lower part. Mother Cheese Earth drowned in the abyss of the earth. An excerpt from a myth based on the book by A. I. Asov “Russian Vedas”. Rod gave birth to Love. Rod gave birth to Svarog. The family gave birth to the kingdom of heaven. The sun then came out of his face - the Heavenly Race itself, the progenitor. Sides of the Zbruch idol. The world was in darkness. Svarog finished making peace. On the sea-ocean, on the island of Buyan, there is a Karkolist oak tree. Alatyr. - Slavic myths about the creation of the world.ppt
Lada
Slides: 22 Words: 2045 Sounds: 1 Effects: 23Lada. Lelya. Lel. ..So you ask, friends, Who are the gods of the race? Using an etymological dictionary, try doing your own linguistic research. Lada is the Slavic goddess of love and beauty. All people should be able to get along with each other. Lada was one of the three most revered goddesses of the Slavic pantheon. In general, the Slavs were more willing to make requests to goddesses rather than to gods. In honor of Lada, songs were sung praising harmony and peace, love for people. They made holes in frozen lakes and rivers so that the Lada could breathe. Then the feasting and festivities began. Another holiday in honor of Lada was called the Herd - the present Trinity. -
Veles and Dazhdbog Veles is the brother of Svarog, the “cattle god”, master of wild nature, a powerful wizard and werewolf, interpreter of laws, teacher of the arts, patron of travelers and the god of luck. Dazhdbog is the god of the Sun, warmth and light, god of fertility and life-giving power. His name is heard in the living to this day prayer: “God grant!” DazhdbogDazhdbog is the god of the Sun, warmth and light, the god of fertility and life-giving power. His name is heard in the prayer that has survived to this day: “God grant!” Dazhdbog
Kitovras and Kolyada Kitovras - god-centaur, god-builder, scientist and inventor KitovrasKitovras - god-centaur, god-builder, scientist and inventor Kitovras Kolyada - god of merry feasts. He established the first calendar KolyadaKolyada - god of merry feasts. He established the first calendar Kolyada
Rod and Perun Perun is the god of thunderclouds, thunder and lightning, the patron of the princely squad, the god-manager who punishes non-compliance with the laws of Perun Rod is the creator of the world. Everything born by Rod, Rod still carries his name: nature, homeland, parents, relatives
Svyatobor and Semargl SvyatoborSvyatobor is the god of forests Svyatobor and forest lands. He ensures harmony and agreement in nature Semargl Semargl is the god of fire and the moon, sacrifices, home and hearth, guardian of crops. Could turn into the sacred Semargl winged dog
Triglav and Horse Triglav - the unity of three essences-hypostases of the gods: Svarog (creation), Perun (law) and Svyatovit (light). The Waryan idea of a triune deity was embodied in the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) TriglavTriglav - the unity of three entities-hypostases of the gods: Svarog (creation), Perun (law) and Svyatovit (light). The Waryan idea of a triune deity was embodied in the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) Triglav Horse - the god of the Sun Horse Horse - the god of the Sun Horse
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Slavic gods
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Slavic god – Yarilo
The god of the grain dying in the ground to be reborn as an ear was both beautiful and cruel.
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the root “yar” is present in such purely feminine combinations: spring cow - yarka, yoke, spring wheat, spring bread. But in the purely feminine gender: rage, milkmaid, yar, yarina (sheep's wool), yara (spring). Yarilo is the son or reality of Veles, who appears as Frost in winter, and in spring as Yarila.
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Yarilo, rage, spring, Yar (among the northerners in ancient times it meant “village”), because they used to live in huts with a fireplace; brightness - these words are united by the concept of increasing brightness, light. Indeed, after the arrival of spring there is a rapid increase in days and increased heat. Everything comes to life, grows, reaches for the sun. Nature is resurrected in the form of the beautiful Lada. Yarilo, melting the snow, lives Mother Earth with melt water. Yarilo - the sun in the form of a young, full of strength groom rides on a horse to his Lada. He is in a hurry to start a family and give birth to children (harvest, young animals, birds, fish, etc.).
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By the summer solstice, Yarilo is gaining full strength. He lives in truth and love with the earth, giving birth to new lives in the summer. By June 22, Yarilo turns into Belbog, the day is the longest, nature is kind to him and loves him. Yarila's condition is the condition of all young guys. In the fourth month of the year (now April), the Russians began the most important agricultural work for the entire Slavic family.
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The root of his name – “yar” – is found in the words:
Spring wheat. Yarochka is a young sheep. Furious. Ardent – angry or ardent.
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Yaril as the god of death and resurrection
a young sheep was sacrificed, the blood of which was sprinkled on the arable land in order to make the harvest abundant.
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Slavic god Svarog
One of the main gods in the Slavic pantheon
Svarog is the god of fire.
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One of the main gods in the Slavic pantheon. “Svarga” in Sanskrit means sky, firmament, “var” means fire, heat. This is where all the Slavic derivatives come from - boil, boil, top, etc. Svarog was considered the god of Heaven, the mother of life (“Sva” is the ancestral mother of the Indo-Europeans). At a later time, Svarog changed his gender.
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According to Dietmar (died 1018), the pagan Slavs revered Svarog more than other gods; some recognized him as one being with Redigast and represented him as the director of wars. In the myths of the white peoples, God forges with a hammer - he creates the world, striking lightning and sparks, for all of them he has one relationship or another with fire.
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Among the Baltic Slavs, Svarozhich (otherwise called Radgost) was revered in the cult center of the Redarians Retre-Radgoste as one of the main gods, whose attributes were a horse and spears, as well as a huge boar, according to legend, emerging from the sea. Among the Czechs, Slovaks and Ukrainians, the fiery spirit Rarog can be associated with Svarog.
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Svarog - the old sun riding in a chariot, cold and dark
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Khors is the sun god. Horse, horost, brushwood, khrest, cross, armchair, spark, round dance, horo, kolo, wheel, bracelet, stake, carols, circle, blood, red - all these words are related to each other and denote concepts associated with fire, circle, in red. If we merge them into one, an image of the sun will appear before us, described allegorically.
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The Slavs celebrated the beginning of the new year on December 22 - the day of the winter solstice. It was believed that on this day a small, fierce sun was born in the form of a boy, Khors. The new sun completed the course of the old sun (old year) and opened the course of the next year. While the sun is still weak, night and cold prevail on the earth, inherited from the old year, but every day the Great Horse (as mentioned in “The Tale of Igor’s Host”) grows, and the sun grows stronger.
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Our ancestors celebrated the solstice with carols, wore a Kolovrat (eight-pointed star) - the sun - on a pole, put on the masks of totem animals, which were associated in the minds of people with the images of ancient gods: the bear - Veles, the cow - Makosh, the goat - the cheerful and at the same time evil hypostasis of Veles , the horse is the sun, the swan is Lada, the duck is Rozhanitsa (progenitor of the world), the rooster is a symbol of time, sunrise and sunset, and so on.
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On the mountain they burned a wheel tied with straw, as if helping the sun to shine, then sledding, skating, skiing, snowball fights, fist fights and wall-to-wall fights, songs, dances, competitions, and games began. People went to visit each other, everyone tried to better treat those who came, so that in the new year there would be abundance in the house.
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The harsh northern Rus' loved valiant fun. Forced to live and work in difficult conditions, our ancestors, until the twentieth century, were known as cheerful and hospitable people who knew how to relax. Horse is a male deity who embodies the desire of boys and adult husbands for knowledge, spiritual growth, self-improvement, to overcome difficulties encountered in life and find the right solutions.
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Dazhdbog – god of fertility
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Dazhdbog, give, rain are words with the same root meaning “to share, to distribute.” Dazhdbog sent people not only rain, but also the sun, saturating the earth with light and warmth. Dazhdbog is the autumn sky with clouds, rain, thunderstorms, and sometimes hail. September 22 is the autumn equinox, the holiday of Rodion and Rozhanitsa, the day of Dazhdbog and Mokosh.
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The entire harvest has been harvested and the final harvests are underway in the orchards and orchards. All residents of a village or city go out into nature, light a fire, roll a burning wheel - the sun - up the mountain, dance in circles with songs, play pre-wedding and ritual games. Then they bring tables to the main street, put the best food on them and begin a general family feast. Neighbors and relatives try food prepared by others, praise them, and all together glorify the Sun, the earth and Mother Rus'.
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Dazhdbozhy (solar) grandchildren - that’s what the Rusichi called themselves. Symbolic signs of the sun (solar rosettes, solstice) were present everywhere among our ancestors - on clothes, dishes, and in home decoration. Every Russian man is obliged to create a large family - a family, feed, raise, educate children and become Dazhdbog. This is his duty, glory, really. Behind each of us there are countless ancestors - our roots, and each must give life to branches - descendants.
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Veles - Master of Wildlife
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Patron of livestock and wealth, the embodiment of gold, guardian of traders, cattle breeders, hunters and cultivators, master of magic and the hidden, ruler of crossroads, navy god. All lower spirits obeyed him. Buyan Island became the magical abode of Veles. Veles was mainly concerned with earthly affairs, because he was revered as the lord of forests, animals, the god of poetry and prosperity.
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